Current podcasts are all in the Kill James Bond / Well There's Your Problem sphere.

yeah i'd be down to play sometime!

we have no reason to believe that this is a problem that can be fixed, and all the reason to believe this is a fundamental limitation with recurrent statistical models.

i know the basic rules but i never found anyone else to play it with in order to learn actual advanced strategy.

i suppose i could play it online..

isn't there a saying about how you only really know Go until you've lost 100 times?

because both use predictive statistical models that become more and more likely to break down and produce nonsense the longer you keep running them on their own input.

not just linux, it's the standard POSIX file operations (fsync, fwrite) that have buffering

(context: html parsers, unlike nearly every other parser in existence, are infallible. every string can be parsed as an html document.)