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Can you tell a field that either Ed Witten or Terrance Tao knows a significant amount about outside their field of specialization? And don't say math for Ed Witten because his field is mathematical physics.
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People love self-study materials, but do you really have the time to absorb it? Yeah you could do this stuff every day after work, but then you may not go to the gym, go on that date, etc... Not enough time in the world to go through even a
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4y ago
it doesn't have to be a lie if you make it real.
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Don't say you were laid off, say you left the job to start a new web site, but it's not working out financially. And obviously have a small website ready with a reasonable sounding business idea. It is totally reasonable for count
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4y ago
shouldn't that trend have reversed in the past year as coming in to the office is emphasized?
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So there should be a lot of housing available? Or is it just young people looking for homes moving out?
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> US intelligence agencies by law do not operate within the US. An unbelievably naive statement.
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4y ago
wasn't 'Russia meddling' a planted story by US domestic intelligence, as has come to light in the Twitter files?
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No. All speech should be free.
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The parent comment was a little misleading. In the US there is a ton of sports available for every student to join. Really the only people who don't play sports are those who don't want to.
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The whole idea of being drunk and getting in a car with the intention of driving as fast as possible seems so stupid that I've never in my life even had the smidgen of a thought to do it, even if especially drunk. People really do have
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No peasants allowed, for sure.
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Gwynne calls the shots because Elon put her there. "Surely this next success is ALSO due to luck" - the loser comforts themself on the sidelines. "Surely, this is simply the 14th time they have gotten incredibly, improbably l
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> Innovation rapidly plateaus. Yeah when I think of innovation I think of Twitter, and when I think of stagnation, I think of Elon Musk - the guy with the rocket company /s.
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After hours trading is often a mirage.
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He called it wrong. VR is not the platform of the future. People don't want to be strapped into a VR headset all day. They don't want to live in a universe run by Mark Zuckerberg either.
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4y ago
or did Jeff Immelt squander it? It took almost 20 years for GE to fall apart, after all. I think that's more likely. At the end of Jack's tenure, GE was one of the biggest, most profitable companies in the world.
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In Jack Welch's words, it's more merciful to do this, than keep someone around for a decade, and then suddenly fire them (because their performance has been terrible, below 10th percentile, for 10 years). It allows them to find a
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If you look at the headcount growth chart, it looks like they just didn't overhire in the first place.
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I always wonder what books there are out there, that are very interesting, with no English translation. Must be a lot of them.
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you could have met any of Bill Gates, Jeff Bezos, or Warren Buffet, and come away like "what a bad car. what a loser."
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Protip: If you meet me, do not "size up" my wife. This is homeless-man tier advice.
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5% layoffs? Gammannnn....
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what are they gonna do, arrest me?
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kind of makes sense that people don't want random corpses floating around.
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For the derivative, shouldn't there be some notion of continuum, of a limiting process to define a slope at a particular point? Otherwise this is just a delta is it not?
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Semiconductors are a low margin business. There's a reason why it's not in the USA anymore, even though it started in the USA, and it's not the lack of smart people - the profits were competed away. Now the profits are in des
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I once heard Slavoj Zizek talk about Buddhism and he emphasized how it can kind of be psychopathic in a way - "I am emotionally detached from stabbing you in the throat, it is not anything more than atoms in my body carrying out their
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What this says is that investors in these companies, the ownership in general, are lax and inactive - passive that is. Because every dollar an 'excess' management person puts in their pocket technically should have gone into an in
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