If you submit an article about that people who find it interesting may upvote it and it may end up on the front page, like this one.
It's pretty rare that I get blocked on something mundane like a PR, but if I do I just tend to message a colleague something along the lines of, "hey, can you please take a look at X when you next have a moment?…
> What bothers me most about meetings is their duration. There's no need to schedule hour-long meetings. So finish them. "What else is on the agenda?" "Have we covered off everything?" "Let's schedule a separate session…
You're describing a specific way of working. I've worked at places that operate the way you're describing. The place I currently work at operates quite differently. We also ship more software, faster, and it's of higher…
> Every journalist who is not too stupid or too full of himself to notice what is going on knows that what he does is morally indefensible. He is a kind of confidence man, preying on people's vanity, ignorance or…
I mean I'm sure they exist somewhere, but parent was talking about "these people" being the group swatting Patrick Tomlinson and I don't think that's the case.
Unfortunately this problem is pretty widespread. The typical solution is for the victim to establish a relationship with the PD which enables the PD to quickly confirm the report with the victim via an alternate channel…
> These people feel he was part of their little tribe, is what I am saying. I think this is an invention on your part. While his comments about Norm MacDonald may have been the inciting incident, the continued…
Lots of people lived in the American west for thousands of years without clearing entire old growth forests for fire and shelter.
Sensible people living in sane societies understand the benefit of clear and simple rules that don't require a vast corpus of reference material to adjudicate.
The demand for carpentry goes up, not the demand for carpenters. https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/agricultural-output-dolla... https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/number-of-people-employed...
Consistency of behaviour and UI can be tested.
> Don't repeat yourself, and don't re-write helper functions It's worth reflecting on why these things are important to you and whether they remain important in an agent-developed codebase.
I think it's a mistake to respond to microeconomic concerns with macroeconomic reassurances.
> Do good work and be nice the rest follows Nice little soundbite but for this to work your personal interpretation of "good work" and "be nice" needs to align with the people around you and the broader organisation.
If you were a human working in US manufacturing the 90s what's the difference?
Who cares about the economy if you're one of the folks who got left behind, is my point. Aggregate wages being higher hasn't solved the social problems in the Rust Belt.
OTOH US manufacturing employment declined by ~30% in less than a decade starting in 2000 and the country is still reeling from the fallout. I suspect it will be several decades still until the social problems caused by…
The risks of nuclear weapons aren't theoretical. Nuclear weapons have killed people, destroyed infrastructure, and contaminated the environment. The Limited Test Ban Treaty was put in place after radioactive fallout…
Well, except then the person who volunteered to "own website issues" clarified that they meant one specific issue (download links) among the five or so that Gates identified.
The point of the study is that they should be using calculators to answer their questions rather than spending an inordinate amount of time on manual calculations that don't further their education and cause them to…
> there's a reason calculators are banned from math classes until a certain point Yeah, a bad reason. https://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-08-10/are-calculators-affec... > In a 1997 review of the extent to which calculators…
> Being driven and high IQ are much more predictive of success than having rich parents or connected family members. Are they? What are you basing that on? > But the idea that desirable leadership roles or…
> With what? With stuff that you're be free to do as an adult with minimal to no restrictions. Teens should have opportunities to experiment with these activities in safe spaces so that they have direct life experience…
Yeah, it's profoundly unfair in many ways. Most people in their early career have very little influence over what they work on, but that work goes on to profoundly shape their subsequent opportunities. Knowing this,…
If you submit an article about that people who find it interesting may upvote it and it may end up on the front page, like this one.
It's pretty rare that I get blocked on something mundane like a PR, but if I do I just tend to message a colleague something along the lines of, "hey, can you please take a look at X when you next have a moment?…
> What bothers me most about meetings is their duration. There's no need to schedule hour-long meetings. So finish them. "What else is on the agenda?" "Have we covered off everything?" "Let's schedule a separate session…
You're describing a specific way of working. I've worked at places that operate the way you're describing. The place I currently work at operates quite differently. We also ship more software, faster, and it's of higher…
> Every journalist who is not too stupid or too full of himself to notice what is going on knows that what he does is morally indefensible. He is a kind of confidence man, preying on people's vanity, ignorance or…
I mean I'm sure they exist somewhere, but parent was talking about "these people" being the group swatting Patrick Tomlinson and I don't think that's the case.
Unfortunately this problem is pretty widespread. The typical solution is for the victim to establish a relationship with the PD which enables the PD to quickly confirm the report with the victim via an alternate channel…
> These people feel he was part of their little tribe, is what I am saying. I think this is an invention on your part. While his comments about Norm MacDonald may have been the inciting incident, the continued…
Lots of people lived in the American west for thousands of years without clearing entire old growth forests for fire and shelter.
Sensible people living in sane societies understand the benefit of clear and simple rules that don't require a vast corpus of reference material to adjudicate.
The demand for carpentry goes up, not the demand for carpenters. https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/agricultural-output-dolla... https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/number-of-people-employed...
Consistency of behaviour and UI can be tested.
> Don't repeat yourself, and don't re-write helper functions It's worth reflecting on why these things are important to you and whether they remain important in an agent-developed codebase.
I think it's a mistake to respond to microeconomic concerns with macroeconomic reassurances.
> Do good work and be nice the rest follows Nice little soundbite but for this to work your personal interpretation of "good work" and "be nice" needs to align with the people around you and the broader organisation.
If you were a human working in US manufacturing the 90s what's the difference?
Who cares about the economy if you're one of the folks who got left behind, is my point. Aggregate wages being higher hasn't solved the social problems in the Rust Belt.
OTOH US manufacturing employment declined by ~30% in less than a decade starting in 2000 and the country is still reeling from the fallout. I suspect it will be several decades still until the social problems caused by…
The risks of nuclear weapons aren't theoretical. Nuclear weapons have killed people, destroyed infrastructure, and contaminated the environment. The Limited Test Ban Treaty was put in place after radioactive fallout…
Well, except then the person who volunteered to "own website issues" clarified that they meant one specific issue (download links) among the five or so that Gates identified.
The point of the study is that they should be using calculators to answer their questions rather than spending an inordinate amount of time on manual calculations that don't further their education and cause them to…
> there's a reason calculators are banned from math classes until a certain point Yeah, a bad reason. https://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-08-10/are-calculators-affec... > In a 1997 review of the extent to which calculators…
> Being driven and high IQ are much more predictive of success than having rich parents or connected family members. Are they? What are you basing that on? > But the idea that desirable leadership roles or…
> With what? With stuff that you're be free to do as an adult with minimal to no restrictions. Teens should have opportunities to experiment with these activities in safe spaces so that they have direct life experience…
Yeah, it's profoundly unfair in many ways. Most people in their early career have very little influence over what they work on, but that work goes on to profoundly shape their subsequent opportunities. Knowing this,…