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Every week host Alex & Jeremy discuss their various interest including: books, movies, video games, and current events
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Alex discusses the philosophical themes of John Wick Chapter 4
Alex interviews a pastor, for some reason. speakeasyradiohour@gmail.com
In this episode Alex and Jeremy discuss the recent Playstation Showcase followed by a discussion of two games they've been playing recently--Bloodborne and No Man's Sky
Alex and Jeremy discuss the current state of Afghanistan after the US pulled their troops out of the country.
August 2021
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In the first half of the show Jeremy discusses the merits of Sea of Thieves and Valheim. Later Alex discusses the ongoing Blizzard Lawsuit, and finally the Abandoned BlueBox conspiracy theory. It's an episode that can't be seen to be believed!
Valheim: 1:08
Sea of Thieves: 17:08
Blizzard Activision Lawsuit: 36:09
Abandoned BlueBox Conspiracy: 57:08
Contact us: SpeakeasyRadioHour@gmail.com and @ChefCinefile on Twitter
Podcast intro/outro: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tDexBj46oNI&list=PLtOVmJ7OlySZk8YvUOghB8vJes4BKxKE4&index=2
Who Are we? What are we? Why are we? All this but not more in this 'Double Zero Episode' of the Speakeasy Hour. It's just an introduction to the hosts and the podcast. If you want more general discussion, maybe skip this one.
Podcast into/outro: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tDexBj46oNI&list=PLtOVmJ7OlySZk8YvUOghB8vJes4BKxKE4&index=2
Join us on this episode as we embark on a thrilling journey through the realms of simulation gaming. We delve into the captivating worlds of Dwarf Fortress and RimWorld, two iconic titles that have redefined the genre. With a single perspective, we explore the merits of these games and compare their immersive experiences. From the legendary depths of Dwarf Fortress to the survival challenges of RimWorld's alien colonies, we uncover the unique storytelling, strategic decision-making, and rich simulation elements that make these games truly exceptional. Don't miss this exploration of Dwarf Fortress and RimWorld, where we uncover the secrets of their immersive worlds and celebrate the art of simulation gaming.
Join us on this episode as we delve into the captivating world of Kenshi, a challenging sandbox RPG that offers immense freedom and a post-apocalyptic adventure like no other. Discover the merits of this unforgiving game as we explore its open-ended gameplay, dynamic world, and strategic decision-making. From surviving in a brutal wasteland to forging your own path as a trader, warlord, or farmer, we discuss how Kenshi's difficulty and immersive atmosphere make it a standout title. Don't miss out on this deep dive into the depths of Kenshi's unique and rewarding gaming experience.
Join us on this exciting episode as we delve into the amazing world of Valheim, a visually stunning open-world survival game inspired by Norse mythology. we share insights into the immersive gameplay, cooperative multiplayer experience, and the remarkable community that showcases awe-inspiring structures. Discover why Valheim continues to enthrall players and look forward to its promising future.
In this episode I discuss the code and framework of transformers as described by Andrej Karpathy (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kCc8FmEb1nY) to argue that natural language processing neural networks are not sentient, a sentiment I've seen frequently online
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Jeremy explains the pros and cons of military service based on his own experiences and observations.
This episode focuses on popular chord progressions and shows how these can be discovered REALLY easily by just playing around with the main chords in the scale of a key, in the key of C for instance: C, Dm, Em, F, G, Am
this is a 2nd episode about popular physics, this one is a bit more skeptical of the more abstract theories, but also talks about misinformation that damages popular understanding of physics topics in places like social media
In this episode I talk about some of the ideas of Rob Spolsky and Sam Harris with regard to free will
The book Sapiens by Yuval Harari and Guns Germs and Steel by Jared Diamond among others motivated me to talk about how we think and organize ourselves and what that could tell us about where we are going in the technological age were entering
This episode talks about how cognitive models of AI seek to expand on the success of deep neural networks to get closer to general artificial intelligence
this is an overview of things I'd like to talk about in the future including AI, neuroscience, and wellness and aging to name a few
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