completely necessary.

Excellent post.

This is sick.

> In plan mode (using CC, or OpenCode) I ask a model to build the foundational knowledge for X topic.

Makes sense.

> I ask it to review the accuracy of the knowledge base it built in the previous step.

Ooookay that sounds good.

> I proceed asking it to build a simulation of that topic in a low-poly, Rollercoaster Tycoon-like animation.

wat.

Author likes this kind of animation. I have something similar like this, but without the animation step.

The main idea is you can do any style you want or like to learn.

It's such a surprising and delightful turn, I love it!

I live in NYC and I was tempted to buy a Brompton but ended up not doing so in the end. A friend of mine that always lives in the city said he regretted his because it's surprisingly heavy and bulky even when folded.

noooo we have to go back to stackoverflow to feel small.

I'm curious how you managed to get access to testing centers in NYC. I thought there was a law that restricted this last I checked.

In our case, we're providing the testing as part of a comprehensive program (including a review of results with a doctor, customized nutrition plans, etc) -- so it's slightly different than companies that only offer the labs in isolation.

Don't bother, it's always crickets on this one. China doesn't play by the rules in literally anything and "well that's too bad".

I used to feel this way as well. But meetings can spiral out of control. In my previous company, my stand ups were taking 30 min minimum and sometimes up to an hour. At one point, I was looking at 3 hours of meetings a day. As an IC, I felt pretty powerless because it was my EM that was making these decisions.

This is what the Internet is for.