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this is a RL problem where you have to balance the chance of an infinite loop (it keeps thinking there's a little bit more to do when there is not) versus the opposite where it stops short of actual completion.

Any idea on why the other end of the spectrum is this way -- thinking that it always has something to do?

I can think of a pet theory on it stopping early -- that positive tool responses and such bias it towards thinking it's complete (could be extremely wrong)

It was amusing to see a 'Sign Up' prompt right as the blog ended.

Why isn't there a working website? You've been up since 2024

Beautiful, I wonder what kind of craziness would be possible with this, at scale. Whole buildings being printed and assembled block by block. Real life Minecraft, if you will

From my experience - don't even go looking for "most optimal ways" in this journey. The simpler, the more unstructured - the better. Otherwise maintaining the whole setup will take more than give.

That makes sense actually.

Did you come up with this yourself, or did you copy it from somewhere else? Because I would like to know more. This sounds like a very good approach.

I came up with the thought, but the exact term Value Plan, I've read somewhere, Andy Grove (maybe, unsure, I'll try to find a source).

Interesting to see a bunch of random small businesses, good thing they bought them early :)

This is so good for your age! I don't think I made anything beyond a calculator or a website before entering college.

True true. That makes sense.

Assuming that a wet-suit does not help with such bites, would it be feasible to make a full-body suit from the same material?

I'm a layman (or worse) in this area, and I was wondering if somethings similar could be made for shark bites.

After Googling, I found someone claiming that they have.

How hard would would it be to "combine these two"?

(Both of the above may be stupid questions)

But then who would pay the corporations, if most of the population is on UBI? If only a subset of the population makes money (<30%), would that be enough to feed the rest of the population and to help them live a life without poverty?

That is really cool!

nit: The language in the readme is called 'Marathi' instead of 'Maranthi'. It's my native language, and not a ton of people speak it online. Nice to see it here :)