Or perhaps they would consider that the duty of childbearing & childrearing is the fundamental, undeniable linchpin of any successful civilization, and that their abdication of that responsibility at once betrays their…
You heard it here first, folks. Kick out the visionary who has started three billion-dollar companies, and bring in some neutered CEO who is fluent in corporate-speak to take over operations. Surely, this is the correct…
I'm glad that this article has hot takes from two random investors! One says Elon has a 25% chance of staying CEO, the other says that Tesla won't be able to raise capital with this bad news. Sweet, now I have my…
The fate of civilization depends on the individuals that share his trait - the trait to desire most strongly a bountiful and amazing future - knowing that they will be able to successfully build companies such as Tesla…
> Both shorts and longs got hurt by his tweet. The human race has been directed out of an apocalyptic technological cul-de-sac by his hand. I recognize crony behavior when I see it.
It's a terrifying reason to change the CoC because he does not want to appear racist. The mainstream media and Twitter hide the sane & reasonable people that oppose many diversity + inclusion measures, while showcasing…
That was the product of necessary ideological conformity for their proposed system to work. Everyone who is not on board with the communist system could bring it down, so they shot dissenters. In Capitalism you can…
Did the Communists not build tanks or burn coal? Is it Capitalism, or is it the human desire to take the path of least resistance; is it not human to consume ready-made energy that has been subsidized by the carbon…
Right... More scientists and researchers making less than minimum wage is surely the answer
Correct
They're very useful as reminders. I understand the tweets but it helps to view your personal career with them in mind, and having the list does help.
>If we want to be nervous, let's investigate inequality of net worth And we should find ourselves completely at ease at the end of our investigation, for in every species success is distributed inequitably. Inequality…
You have nothing to back up the statement that "reusable rockets are not a hard problem", and let me back up this claim of mine by pointing out that only partial reusability exists today. In addition I invite you to…
Everything looks good here. The biased Wikipedia editor can no longer edit pages on post-1978 British politics. The whistleblower can no longer speculate on any editor's off-wiki behaviour. No more biased edits from the…
Reusable rockets weren't a hard problem Armchair engineer over here
Since when is doing something efficiently and non-wastefully not a good idea for its own sake? I agree we should make things efficient for their own sake. But that's not what people are arguing about. They are arguing…
SalesForce slowness does not equate to "all customers of web apps are getting a bad deal". Go look at reelgood.com. Imagine if Salesforce worked like that. It should be clear as day that this is a SalesForce problem,…
This is both an appeal to people's universal appreciation of efficiency, and a weak denunciation of the modern web. Your argument is 1) that a website's value is the number of words on the page, and 2) that raw text is…
Or perhaps they would consider that the duty of childbearing & childrearing is the fundamental, undeniable linchpin of any successful civilization, and that their abdication of that responsibility at once betrays their…
You heard it here first, folks. Kick out the visionary who has started three billion-dollar companies, and bring in some neutered CEO who is fluent in corporate-speak to take over operations. Surely, this is the correct…
I'm glad that this article has hot takes from two random investors! One says Elon has a 25% chance of staying CEO, the other says that Tesla won't be able to raise capital with this bad news. Sweet, now I have my…
The fate of civilization depends on the individuals that share his trait - the trait to desire most strongly a bountiful and amazing future - knowing that they will be able to successfully build companies such as Tesla…
> Both shorts and longs got hurt by his tweet. The human race has been directed out of an apocalyptic technological cul-de-sac by his hand. I recognize crony behavior when I see it.
It's a terrifying reason to change the CoC because he does not want to appear racist. The mainstream media and Twitter hide the sane & reasonable people that oppose many diversity + inclusion measures, while showcasing…
That was the product of necessary ideological conformity for their proposed system to work. Everyone who is not on board with the communist system could bring it down, so they shot dissenters. In Capitalism you can…
Did the Communists not build tanks or burn coal? Is it Capitalism, or is it the human desire to take the path of least resistance; is it not human to consume ready-made energy that has been subsidized by the carbon…
Right... More scientists and researchers making less than minimum wage is surely the answer
Correct
They're very useful as reminders. I understand the tweets but it helps to view your personal career with them in mind, and having the list does help.
>If we want to be nervous, let's investigate inequality of net worth And we should find ourselves completely at ease at the end of our investigation, for in every species success is distributed inequitably. Inequality…
You have nothing to back up the statement that "reusable rockets are not a hard problem", and let me back up this claim of mine by pointing out that only partial reusability exists today. In addition I invite you to…
Everything looks good here. The biased Wikipedia editor can no longer edit pages on post-1978 British politics. The whistleblower can no longer speculate on any editor's off-wiki behaviour. No more biased edits from the…
Reusable rockets weren't a hard problem Armchair engineer over here
Since when is doing something efficiently and non-wastefully not a good idea for its own sake? I agree we should make things efficient for their own sake. But that's not what people are arguing about. They are arguing…
SalesForce slowness does not equate to "all customers of web apps are getting a bad deal". Go look at reelgood.com. Imagine if Salesforce worked like that. It should be clear as day that this is a SalesForce problem,…
This is both an appeal to people's universal appreciation of efficiency, and a weak denunciation of the modern web. Your argument is 1) that a website's value is the number of words on the page, and 2) that raw text is…