If you, like AI, have been trained on real literature -- perhaps including em-dashes, as real books do -- then you might register as AI. but if u talk like this boss i had, then obv ur a human, kthx Great incentives. /s
IMO "seduce" has the negative connotation that you are somehow manipulating a "target", whereas "charisma" is more positive; it means your behavior attracts positive attention -- that people find you compelling and…
Two of those (Italy and Japan) have more conservative gender dynamics than the US does. (Reasonable ones though. We're not talking about Saudi Arabia.) I think a lot of the appeal isn't even about gender per-se. They're…
Fantastic article. And their "light touch" approach seems very correct. Now -- What counts as a cult? One sufficient condition, in my opinion, would be ritualized sexual abuse, especially of children. But this is baked…
I think he was inspired by Valium and other benzos. They put people into a docile, low-anxiety state, and they were popular around the time the book was written. That's also more-or-less consistent with the implied…
Realistically, the compiler is building a DAG called SSA; and then the CPU builds a DAG to do out of order execution, so at a fine grain -- the basic block -- it seems to me that the immutable way of thinking about…
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Pales in comparison to Soviet science ;-): > the power comes from pistons that are filled with a fuel-air mixture, and fired by compression when the user puts his or her full body weight down into the boot…
1. Yes re. first paragraph. There are many examples from the nuclear program. 2. No re. second paragraph(?). How many of the recent high profile "leaks" have been driven by money? Most seemed ideological. That said,…
Isn't this solved with salt?
I don't get it. This guy had bugs in his Pascal code, and he thinks moving to C is going to make his life easier? I mean, that's one way to see fewer errors: If a tree writes off the end of an array in the forest, is…
Chinese civil engineers, and engineering orgs, are good because they get a lot of practice. In the West, and especially in the US, individuals and orgs don't get practice, so when they finally do get a new contract they…
I used to do stuff like this (ok, not half as smart), but stopped around 2013 or so, as the distinction between "implementation defined" behavior (ok) and "undefined" behavior (not ok) started to matter and bite. After…
Amtrak would benefit from a coach-class sleeper, like they have in India or in Eastern Europe. They just need coach benches that convert to beds. If, for a reasonable price, you could lie flat at night behind a little…
This might be the right attitude for a max function written in JavaScript, where the calling code has some control over the inputs. It's the wrong attitude for a JSON parser written in C, unless you like to get owned.
I too was so surprised by that Banks quote that I still wonder if maybe he was lying or being deliberately provocative. (I wouldn't call The Culture "leftist" exactly, as it seems to be a space version of liberal…
Moreover, money is not destroyed by spending, but rather circulates. Right now it's flowing around faster -- a manic phase for a portion of the economy. In other eras, everyone got excited and went to tent revivals.…
Nah, he's just describing CalTech. :-)
The numbers are insane to me, relative to other "real" industries. E.g., making some inferences from a recent Economist article, the entire world's nuclear industry "only" generates something like $30bn/year revenue…
I clicked to learn what a "fat factory" is, then realized -- Soup. They were making soup. I would like to know what seasonings they used.
The 4% Rule means everybody with $25M is getting $1M per year for zero hours of work per week. Google tells me Sam has $1.7B.
Are backtests available for these indicators?
The economy is not a static thing in which the same goods and services are offered independent of the wealth distribution. The same work is not done. When wealth is concentrated, prices cease to aggregate information…
If you give up on unit tests and code review then the code is "yours" instead of "ours" and your coworkers will not want to collaborate on it with you. However, this has to be substantive code review by technical peers…
Why do students need to be inside the US in order for Harvard to issue them a degree? Surely there is an international network -- collaborators abroad who could host students, etc, etc. For example , Harvard already has…
If you, like AI, have been trained on real literature -- perhaps including em-dashes, as real books do -- then you might register as AI. but if u talk like this boss i had, then obv ur a human, kthx Great incentives. /s
IMO "seduce" has the negative connotation that you are somehow manipulating a "target", whereas "charisma" is more positive; it means your behavior attracts positive attention -- that people find you compelling and…
Two of those (Italy and Japan) have more conservative gender dynamics than the US does. (Reasonable ones though. We're not talking about Saudi Arabia.) I think a lot of the appeal isn't even about gender per-se. They're…
Fantastic article. And their "light touch" approach seems very correct. Now -- What counts as a cult? One sufficient condition, in my opinion, would be ritualized sexual abuse, especially of children. But this is baked…
I think he was inspired by Valium and other benzos. They put people into a docile, low-anxiety state, and they were popular around the time the book was written. That's also more-or-less consistent with the implied…
Realistically, the compiler is building a DAG called SSA; and then the CPU builds a DAG to do out of order execution, so at a fine grain -- the basic block -- it seems to me that the immutable way of thinking about…
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Pales in comparison to Soviet science ;-): > the power comes from pistons that are filled with a fuel-air mixture, and fired by compression when the user puts his or her full body weight down into the boot…
1. Yes re. first paragraph. There are many examples from the nuclear program. 2. No re. second paragraph(?). How many of the recent high profile "leaks" have been driven by money? Most seemed ideological. That said,…
Isn't this solved with salt?
I don't get it. This guy had bugs in his Pascal code, and he thinks moving to C is going to make his life easier? I mean, that's one way to see fewer errors: If a tree writes off the end of an array in the forest, is…
Chinese civil engineers, and engineering orgs, are good because they get a lot of practice. In the West, and especially in the US, individuals and orgs don't get practice, so when they finally do get a new contract they…
I used to do stuff like this (ok, not half as smart), but stopped around 2013 or so, as the distinction between "implementation defined" behavior (ok) and "undefined" behavior (not ok) started to matter and bite. After…
Amtrak would benefit from a coach-class sleeper, like they have in India or in Eastern Europe. They just need coach benches that convert to beds. If, for a reasonable price, you could lie flat at night behind a little…
This might be the right attitude for a max function written in JavaScript, where the calling code has some control over the inputs. It's the wrong attitude for a JSON parser written in C, unless you like to get owned.
I too was so surprised by that Banks quote that I still wonder if maybe he was lying or being deliberately provocative. (I wouldn't call The Culture "leftist" exactly, as it seems to be a space version of liberal…
Moreover, money is not destroyed by spending, but rather circulates. Right now it's flowing around faster -- a manic phase for a portion of the economy. In other eras, everyone got excited and went to tent revivals.…
Nah, he's just describing CalTech. :-)
The numbers are insane to me, relative to other "real" industries. E.g., making some inferences from a recent Economist article, the entire world's nuclear industry "only" generates something like $30bn/year revenue…
I clicked to learn what a "fat factory" is, then realized -- Soup. They were making soup. I would like to know what seasonings they used.
The 4% Rule means everybody with $25M is getting $1M per year for zero hours of work per week. Google tells me Sam has $1.7B.
Are backtests available for these indicators?
The economy is not a static thing in which the same goods and services are offered independent of the wealth distribution. The same work is not done. When wealth is concentrated, prices cease to aggregate information…
If you give up on unit tests and code review then the code is "yours" instead of "ours" and your coworkers will not want to collaborate on it with you. However, this has to be substantive code review by technical peers…
Why do students need to be inside the US in order for Harvard to issue them a degree? Surely there is an international network -- collaborators abroad who could host students, etc, etc. For example , Harvard already has…