I didn't know you could do rain dances in Antarctica.
This is criminally underinvested.
Yes, this is what the quitting is about. There would be no reason to quit if someone more valuable than you also earns more; that just makes sense.
I have mentioned before - I hate Goodhart's law. It makes no sense. There is no example that is a good measure but a bad target. The canonical example I have heard is hospital emergency rooms that started to be measured…
I am toying with the idea of going to grad school, especially law, but with zero careerist ambitions, so nothing can be lorded over me.
I feel like maybe there are a few other reasons why it was a traumatic experience.
1) It sounds from what you write that you agree, even if reluctantly so, because "there is no diff". For completeness sake, I want to clarify that I believe in something far stronger than your reluctant resignation:…
Behold, one of the most dangerous and toxic forms of stupid: the LABCOAT-FLASHER. Do not fall for the verbal trickeries and hypotheticals - they are the syntactic sugar masking various POISONS: 1) There is no “you” that…
> The important thing is that I wouldn't attach a negative value-judgment to complexity, like saying complexity is always evil or bad or serves nefarious purposes. I would and I do. > It is precisely the unwillingness…
> The world is made up of phenomena that mostly are pretty complex The word “made up” is doing a lot of work there. Do you mean like a butterfly wing makes up the world around you or central banking? One of these is not…
Not speaking for OG, but: associated with his real name, while (as a PhD in econ) deeply dependent on reputation-contingent job prospects. People can have careers ruined by a tweet; self-published article under your own…
And you should. If the opposite could not have been published, or would have had enormous donwsides, you should discount its objectivity, same like if I pull out a knife and demand your wallet, one should discount your…
Longest few days of your life, I bet.
Amen- I am generally like “I hope they are not sending their best... because that would be depressing”
Yes. Truth is manifest, instinctive, and potent. Complex arguments are desperate labyrinth constructed to hide a big lie in the middle of the maze, attempting to ensnare and exhaust the interlocutor.
> It would be in poor taste to build a new building on that block in the 16th century style, even if the new building is objectively beautiful. True, just like it would be in poor taste to stick a beautiful ornate green…
Thank you, your comment helps me sharpen my thought. 1) Yes, you definitely need to know Latin to appreciate the Aeneid, I agree with this. 2) It is a comparatively low bar though. Ability to write Hamlet is quite a…
Oh actually that's a good point. Anodyne generic response might be positive.
If the seller/owner responds to a negative review, this is a red flag for me. Indicates a sort of hypersensitive, pressuring attitude. I empathize that they might wanna "tell their side" but in the end it betrays a…
A skilled civil engineer can build you a building that an 80 year old illiterate grandma can recognize accurately as "hideous".
>a quadriplegic is going to finish a 40 yard dash behind a non-quadraplegic SOURCE? :D This is not bashing on the OP who may be innocent of this, but I swear there is a type of person who demands DATA! with the fervor…
There is no "data" that would satisfy you if your intuition is so completely erased that you need some sociologist to tell you this. Taste is a manifestation of beauty and beauty in all forms is universal and hypnotic…
Insanely cool.
I love this, thank you for sharing.
Were they girls though? :P
I didn't know you could do rain dances in Antarctica.
This is criminally underinvested.
Yes, this is what the quitting is about. There would be no reason to quit if someone more valuable than you also earns more; that just makes sense.
I have mentioned before - I hate Goodhart's law. It makes no sense. There is no example that is a good measure but a bad target. The canonical example I have heard is hospital emergency rooms that started to be measured…
I am toying with the idea of going to grad school, especially law, but with zero careerist ambitions, so nothing can be lorded over me.
I feel like maybe there are a few other reasons why it was a traumatic experience.
1) It sounds from what you write that you agree, even if reluctantly so, because "there is no diff". For completeness sake, I want to clarify that I believe in something far stronger than your reluctant resignation:…
Behold, one of the most dangerous and toxic forms of stupid: the LABCOAT-FLASHER. Do not fall for the verbal trickeries and hypotheticals - they are the syntactic sugar masking various POISONS: 1) There is no “you” that…
> The important thing is that I wouldn't attach a negative value-judgment to complexity, like saying complexity is always evil or bad or serves nefarious purposes. I would and I do. > It is precisely the unwillingness…
> The world is made up of phenomena that mostly are pretty complex The word “made up” is doing a lot of work there. Do you mean like a butterfly wing makes up the world around you or central banking? One of these is not…
Not speaking for OG, but: associated with his real name, while (as a PhD in econ) deeply dependent on reputation-contingent job prospects. People can have careers ruined by a tweet; self-published article under your own…
And you should. If the opposite could not have been published, or would have had enormous donwsides, you should discount its objectivity, same like if I pull out a knife and demand your wallet, one should discount your…
Longest few days of your life, I bet.
Amen- I am generally like “I hope they are not sending their best... because that would be depressing”
Yes. Truth is manifest, instinctive, and potent. Complex arguments are desperate labyrinth constructed to hide a big lie in the middle of the maze, attempting to ensnare and exhaust the interlocutor.
> It would be in poor taste to build a new building on that block in the 16th century style, even if the new building is objectively beautiful. True, just like it would be in poor taste to stick a beautiful ornate green…
Thank you, your comment helps me sharpen my thought. 1) Yes, you definitely need to know Latin to appreciate the Aeneid, I agree with this. 2) It is a comparatively low bar though. Ability to write Hamlet is quite a…
Oh actually that's a good point. Anodyne generic response might be positive.
If the seller/owner responds to a negative review, this is a red flag for me. Indicates a sort of hypersensitive, pressuring attitude. I empathize that they might wanna "tell their side" but in the end it betrays a…
A skilled civil engineer can build you a building that an 80 year old illiterate grandma can recognize accurately as "hideous".
>a quadriplegic is going to finish a 40 yard dash behind a non-quadraplegic SOURCE? :D This is not bashing on the OP who may be innocent of this, but I swear there is a type of person who demands DATA! with the fervor…
There is no "data" that would satisfy you if your intuition is so completely erased that you need some sociologist to tell you this. Taste is a manifestation of beauty and beauty in all forms is universal and hypnotic…
Insanely cool.
I love this, thank you for sharing.
Were they girls though? :P