You’re right, I had heard that he was leaving, but can’t find a source.

She’s married to Colin Jost and this was his last night doing weekend update, so I suspect she wanted to be there.

I think it’s more than just decades, I think this will cause a permanent shift in geopolitics. I’m not sure how it will manifest, but the long term doesn’t look good for the US.

Yeah in the 50s and 60s the US was still riding the post WWII high. Now a lot of the world has (re)industrialized and so we’re all competing against each other.

Just found out that Wildfrost has an android port. It’s a really fun rougelite deck builder.

Gotta maintain the roads somehow. Vehicle and gas taxes mean that only those using the are paying.

There are three top credit rating agencies and this was the final one to downgrade the US. First one was under Obama in 2011 due to Republicans playing games with the debt ceiling. Then in 2023, but I’m not sure why. And now it’s due to continued brinkmanship, but I think primarily due to Trumps impact to current and future health of us.

Yeah, that’s exactly what I was thinking.

I thought he meant more R&D, but even $1200 would be way too expensive for a console (especially a handheld).

Yeah, I know it would mean emulation, the question is more if they can deliver. Since they state it will work with all Microsoft, Epic, and Steam games. Assuming any of the leaks are right.

I mean choosing Qualcomm means they’re targeting Arm chips, which Intel and AMD don’t make.

It would probably mean a longer battery life, but I’m not sure how that would work for backwards compatibility and power.

If that’s true though, it would really set this device apart from the competition.

I mean it is one of the premiere educational institutions in the world. I imagine they’re looking for some of the best people to run the school and that has a cost.

Also, unlike CEOs or for-profit companies, his compensation is probably his own income (from the school).

Vesting generally requires there to be some asset you become entitled to. In private companies that’s stock, but Harvard is a non-profit (and a school) so I don’t think they have any equivelant.

Looking online, it does seem likely there are bonuses and other forms of compensation. But I think agreeing to take a pay cut is him trying to do right, or at least indicate that he’s willing to take a hit too.

Hmm good to know, we have a couple and they seem great so far, but wasn’t sure how others felt.

What’s the consensus on ceramic pots? They seem to be easier for nonstick and I don’t think they have the same issues as Teflon.

I think its the personalized nature of the treatment, but I could be wrong.

Yeah I missed that when posting. Personally I disagree with you regarding tcgs counting, as many tcg video games end up playing as deck builders (since you develop your deck throughout the game). Especially since that’s effectively what happens with games like midnight suns.

One game though I did think of that is sorta a deck builder and not a rougelite (and not a tcg) would be Stacklands

Yeah, this reads more like the guy isn’t employable. The tech market has been rough for a while, but not being able to find anything for a year is an outlier.

Looking at his substack, he talks about AI being able to solve the mystery of UAPs. Sooo may be more the guy then the industry.

More traditional boardgames like dominion aren’t rougelites. Also the Pokémon trading card games or Yugioh.

Depending on how flexible with the definition you are, the megaman battle network games are also deck builders (there is “One step from eden” which is a rougelite version too).

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