Yes, please.
Fully agreed. I'm curious to learn though how your approach changed in particular.
> what's stopping all those people you fired from starting new law companies This is beyond naive. We've got plenty of successful businesses in front of our eyes, what makes any of us work for them instead of starting…
And even more importantly, how do you make a living teaching?
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When I was young, in my teens, I already knew a bit about programming but of course nothing about the industry. These beautiful metaphors by Brooks, from books like inmates running the asylum, etc - they made me…
This made me laugh, than you!
I appreciate your situation and opinion but I don't see how this is the answer to my question about mindset changes.
Nice one. I spent about 15 minutes playing, thank you.
A deep and thoughtful piece, thanks for sharing. I'm wondering at this point what are known methods of overcoming "mindset inequality". Any advice will be appreciated.
If you could only send a text message...
This is lovely.
Thank you for sharing! Saved to bookmarks to read on my free time. Hopefully I'll get some soon :)
Not only performance, I strongly suspect there were issues with implementation too as the apps would just freeze/die frequently.
You got the water cooling before it was cool, minus the thermal paste.
I remember I had a Cyrix 6x86 in one of my first computers that ran windows 95. It was terrible. When I tried to play games or run some apps with non-trivial performance requirements and, I suppose, that used floating…
> He is going to go through System Settings, panel by panel, and adjust everything he can adjust just to see how he likes it. He is going to make a folder called “Projects” with nothing in it. He is going to download…
https://gromov.com It's a custom build dynamic website, which is a rarity this days, meant to have a commenting system and other 'advanced' features. However, as time went by I realised you need A LOT of traffic for…
Oh wow, my apology - didn't know that and didn't notice the length of the hexademical number. TIL.
There's a typo with 'ULL' string suffixes in the hexadecimal numbers in the first code example.
Good project, nice write-up. However, to me as a person with an anti-library as well, this kind of defies the purpose of having it in the first place. I can't say I browse my books too often but when I want to find…
Me too. It's phenomenal, especially the first book and the pilgrims' stories. Such a moving mix of religious mystics, science fiction and the dreaded AI. The second one builds up the tension and the last 2... are good.
Or, even more likely, a bad solution for a non-existent problem.
It's such an irony that for such a topic, website content is actually overflowing on a mobile safari and gets out of the container so the website appears broken.
Yes, please.
Fully agreed. I'm curious to learn though how your approach changed in particular.
> what's stopping all those people you fired from starting new law companies This is beyond naive. We've got plenty of successful businesses in front of our eyes, what makes any of us work for them instead of starting…
And even more importantly, how do you make a living teaching?
[dead]
[dead]
When I was young, in my teens, I already knew a bit about programming but of course nothing about the industry. These beautiful metaphors by Brooks, from books like inmates running the asylum, etc - they made me…
This made me laugh, than you!
I appreciate your situation and opinion but I don't see how this is the answer to my question about mindset changes.
Nice one. I spent about 15 minutes playing, thank you.
A deep and thoughtful piece, thanks for sharing. I'm wondering at this point what are known methods of overcoming "mindset inequality". Any advice will be appreciated.
If you could only send a text message...
This is lovely.
Thank you for sharing! Saved to bookmarks to read on my free time. Hopefully I'll get some soon :)
Not only performance, I strongly suspect there were issues with implementation too as the apps would just freeze/die frequently.
You got the water cooling before it was cool, minus the thermal paste.
I remember I had a Cyrix 6x86 in one of my first computers that ran windows 95. It was terrible. When I tried to play games or run some apps with non-trivial performance requirements and, I suppose, that used floating…
> He is going to go through System Settings, panel by panel, and adjust everything he can adjust just to see how he likes it. He is going to make a folder called “Projects” with nothing in it. He is going to download…
https://gromov.com It's a custom build dynamic website, which is a rarity this days, meant to have a commenting system and other 'advanced' features. However, as time went by I realised you need A LOT of traffic for…
Oh wow, my apology - didn't know that and didn't notice the length of the hexademical number. TIL.
There's a typo with 'ULL' string suffixes in the hexadecimal numbers in the first code example.
Good project, nice write-up. However, to me as a person with an anti-library as well, this kind of defies the purpose of having it in the first place. I can't say I browse my books too often but when I want to find…
Me too. It's phenomenal, especially the first book and the pilgrims' stories. Such a moving mix of religious mystics, science fiction and the dreaded AI. The second one builds up the tension and the last 2... are good.
Or, even more likely, a bad solution for a non-existent problem.
It's such an irony that for such a topic, website content is actually overflowing on a mobile safari and gets out of the container so the website appears broken.