I’ve learned my lesson from game 1,2,4 I will not say the spurs are going to win unless they are up by over 35 points

Explain today’s NBA finals game in Super Smash Bros Melee for the Nintendo GameCube terms

Probably the best game ever to see live if you’re a Knicks fan

Once Santa Monica 3rd street promenade inevitably has 2 spirit Halloween storefronts, can we call it dead?

Patent systems are first-to-file. It's produced a quiet two-tier system: well-funded companies file in 48 hours. Everyone else waits weeks. Today we're announcing @fearn_ai's $5.5M seed to end that gap. 🧵

some of the most interesting innovation has always been at the edges. I did my phd in a highly interdisciplinary field called computational imaging where I worked with generative models to solve real world scientific imaging problems. I worked with domain experts to blend messy data with mathematical rigor. my biggest takeaway wasn’t really technical. it was that the most interesting problems live between fields and you can’t shortcut your way there. you need to get real depth in both domains. near the end of my phd, I got really excited about program synthesis despite not having worked on it at all. I found it so deeply satisfying that there were fields of AI where you could guarantee whether or not you were correct (shout outs to @atharva_sehgal who introduced this to me) but most fields of science can’t be confined to strict logic. that asymmetry is everywhere. AI is sprinting towards math because verification is built in. but in other fields, like in geophysics, biology, law, and medicine, it’s so much harder to tell if a hypothesis is actually correct. being able to quantify this is one of the biggest unlocks it’s part of why @hanhanhan_kim and i started Fearn, building verifiable programs for IP law. we’re grounded upon the foundation that interesting work is at the edges where rigor hasn’t shown up yet

Was I the only kid that enjoyed kumon?

I have a couple of legos I want to sell. Should I go with Bricks and Minifigs?

Can you imagine a team where you have Luka and Brunson? That would be crazy

I see shops selling Pokemon at market price which is understandable But then I see shops selling for 40 percent above market Pokemon 151 pack is $40 at shops in LA

PSA stopping value tier makes sense. Though the market still scares me. $2 Card $28~ PSA fees / shipping --> $70-$80 card, makes sense why people were sending in millions of cards every month Lots of money coming in from new Apps to buyout cards / inventory / slabs

Sometimes I’m happy I don’t have to deal with this chatter any more

After getting 1 SIR in 200 prismatic packs. I swore off opening Pokemon packs Do I open these?

Now that I have a bit more time, I want to catch up on some games I enjoyed the SNES Goemon games. How was the N64 version?

Didn't even realize this video existed youtube.com/watch?v=h5lb_v34…

I don’t understand PSA

Anyway $28 lunches discussion is getting old. Both can be true 1. Spending $25 on a regular basis for Lunch is quite high 2. Even if you went down to $3-5 per lunch, you're still unlikely getting a house

Nobody believes in you, so make them. Announcing our $7M seed round led by @Slow.

KTown Gems IYKYK

What did the Blur talk about? Wrong answers only