@cremieuxrecueil This is a great policy and props to the current NIH team for moving the deadline up from Dec to July, but wasn’t the policy issued in 2024? https://t.co/B9BIllnsJA
@TylerGlaiel The Witcher 3, especially after its expansion packs, nails this. You reach the end of your epic journey and then it makes you spend an hour catching up with your family to see what happens to them afterward, and then enjoying a quiet life on your farm with your beloved.
Posting for a friend. DAVID K THIS SHOULD HAVE BEEN YOURS (1/9)
"So I've been thinking a lot about the Australian b-girl. Clearly this needs to be a movie:”
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9, fin/ "The crowd goes wild, our protagonist gains the crown, and she’s off to the Olympics… thus setting up the sequel"
I repeat: posting this for a friend. As David’s agent, if you want to discuss the spec script hit me up!
8/ She finds a loophole that allows her to challenge the top Olympic qualifier to a 1v1 showdown to gain qualification. The competition is fierce, but in the final round our protagonist thinks back to Hugh’s advice and unveils a new signature move: the Roo hop.
@JeffLonsdale # of people who read the books << # of people who saw the show. And the former purposefully tried not to spoil it for the latter, who are the people who tweeted about being surprised
@JeffLonsdale Luckily for him there isn’t a clear competitor on the horizon but that can change or people can just give up since for most this is an entertainment product and there are other ways to have fun
@JeffLonsdale Twitter was ~in equilibrium between creators, consumers, and advertisers. If one of those three flees the platform it will take time to get the flywheel going again (ads maybe easier to restart). He’s in a race against time to incentivize and train the right talent to fix it
@gmail's spam detection model seems to be worse and I can't tell if it's p-r tradeoffs or signal decay. recently marked as spam:
-emails from 3 small businesses I've subscribed to for >5 years
-emails from a friend's startup
-notifications from Facebook related to legal changes
@NYCMayor NYC’s vaccinefinder website shows we can get walk-up COVID-19 boosters, but when I call or go in to a CVS or Walgreens on the city’s list they all say they don’t accept walk ups. Where do I get accurate information about where I can get a booster?
@JeffLonsdale@DellAnnaLuca Classic Goodhart's Law. From my short stint in games, creating interesting systems wasn't the hard part - it was balancing them.