Maybe, maybe not. The older I get the less I agree with your point of view. As a rank and file employee, your time horizon is much longer than your tenure at your current company, it's the length of your whole career.…
Maybe in some other subjects. Not in mathematics. When I did my math degree a large amount of the learning came via doing problem sets and this was a very common experience among other students too.
That's not really true. Paris (intra-muros) has ~53,000 people per square mile[1] which is quite high. Manhattan is a fair bit denser at ~74,000 per square mile[2] but NYC's next densest borough of Brooklyn has only…
>I feel like the article is trying really hard to be cynical I don't feel this way at all. I think you are reading it through the lens of your own personal feelings about Waymo. I think the article is trying really hard…
>Pretty much the entire city of Paris caps out at 7 stories. And despite that, Paris is one of the densest cities in the world, and an incredibly pleasant place to live. This should be a good lesson to everyone that…
I mean, it's pretty clearly vibe coded AI slop. I think people using AI to make websites is inevitable and realistically fine (and the UI theme of this one at least looks better than most) but it drives me absolutely…
Maybe, maybe not. The older I get the less I agree with your point of view. As a rank and file employee, your time horizon is much longer than your tenure at your current company, it's the length of your whole career.…
Maybe in some other subjects. Not in mathematics. When I did my math degree a large amount of the learning came via doing problem sets and this was a very common experience among other students too.
That's not really true. Paris (intra-muros) has ~53,000 people per square mile[1] which is quite high. Manhattan is a fair bit denser at ~74,000 per square mile[2] but NYC's next densest borough of Brooklyn has only…
>I feel like the article is trying really hard to be cynical I don't feel this way at all. I think you are reading it through the lens of your own personal feelings about Waymo. I think the article is trying really hard…
>Pretty much the entire city of Paris caps out at 7 stories. And despite that, Paris is one of the densest cities in the world, and an incredibly pleasant place to live. This should be a good lesson to everyone that…
I mean, it's pretty clearly vibe coded AI slop. I think people using AI to make websites is inevitable and realistically fine (and the UI theme of this one at least looks better than most) but it drives me absolutely…