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1y ago
"Following guest" Sucks too. It's clumsy.
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1y ago
I do not like this article. I do not learn how to manage better. I do not understand why managing is hard. The diffusion between individuals, organization, and science/technology never got on to the table, because it never got into the
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1y ago
Technically interesting I guess. But, I resent having to wade through the OP's cruddy write up to get at it. It's reports like this that make techies, dorks, and hackers easy prey by those engineers who took English and technical
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1y ago
>"bit like trying to take lecture notes from the Swedish Chef." I'll be liberally borrowing, and using that simile! It's hilarious. Bork, bork, bork! The best thing is you can be right, and the other side can't
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1y ago
Much thanks for the jfk link. New info. Interesting info to me at least. I will add a little nuance or my take. Balance as always is key. Toxic feminity or hopes/prayers/empathy holism alone is hardly an answer. Would it kill the
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1y ago
Whence the salient and more pressing question: why does the gop in the legislative branch take a zero? We've all had bad bosses ... and that's a problem, but it's 10x worse when the people around know better and do nothing.
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1y ago
Hey you wanna go there, go there. That's an assignation more severe than anything the west would or could or want to make. Nobody deserves that. N'uff said.
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1y ago
We appear to be living in an age were one's choices are 100% goverment all day all the time, or none. You're 100% Trump or not. You're pro-gun or not. You're pro-women rights or not. Well, I'm not having any of this
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1y ago
Uh huh -- eventually even the Chinese won't put up with that in the long term. If however the Chinese gov run things like Russia or NK, for example, I'd reduce TTL by 50%. When fundamental problems persist overly long it goes from
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1y ago
Not proven - america can engage in selected manufacturing esp if profit isn't the main tool of measurement. Also keep in mind then ... China can't be cheap labor forever either ... either it will regress or we're all be buyin
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I am well aware how (to keep this short) that one's birth zipcode has a major bearing on outcomes. Some people don't have equal opportunity to good parents or schooling. My family is an example. I'm the only one in my family
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1y ago
Well not quite... Apple/next spent plenty of years not making money ... their major markets where students and graphics design which don't spent huge. Microsoft world was making piles of $ selling business apps. Yes, they eventual
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1y ago
Really love this point. Perfect optimization depends on maximal content knowledge which by construction we can only know what we know now.
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1y ago
In 80s-1995 spc, tqm, lean engineering where a thing ... think demming award or Malcolm baldridge national award. That thinking deals squarely with the morass. Unfortunately business management succumbs too easily to short term profit (b&#x
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1y ago
Since Reagan the upper 10% and corporations have been in the ascendancy. Add out sourcing of supply chains to cheaper countries without consequent benefit to the employees --- but a hell of a good time with stock buy backs and profit --- ta
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1y ago
You want interesting? You want insight? Let's talk to the author here in 20 years, and review this question. In addition to operationally defining "get things done" and our own 20 years we can learn about, - why done means &q
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1y ago
Every time I read a story like this, or hear about Musk, Hegseth, Trump, Marjorie Taylor Greene in the large, or Pizza gate, Signal gate, eating cats and dogs I'm reminded of an episode on the Tonight Show late 1970s with Johnny Carson
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2y ago
>How much do you trust your government with your money? Sowing or stirring up doubt or implicitly initiating a conspiracy means you don't have an argument for crypto. Bitcoin can never be a Pix replacement. It's too damn slow,
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2y ago
Great point. I made much the same before in a different way. We're all clear Disney, Star Wars, TV is entertainment. People are not clear that Rush Limbaugh, opinion makers on podcasts, Fox, CNN, Tick-tock is also entertainment. The st
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This indirectly substantiates my theory that the single biggest problem in the US federal government is congress. When a institution does not wield power (righteously for its customers) the power vacuum is filled by (1) lobbies (2) big busi
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2y ago
Technically kind of interesting ... but as a writing piece it's a mess of mushy, roundabout, haphazard points. With every line I read I can just hear my uni English prof in my ear yelling.
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2y ago
As other respondents to this wapo comment argue, dropping endorsement could be seen as net better. Can be argued a number of ways. However, I think it's worth pointing out what goes on at root: distrust and/or seeing oneself as h
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2y ago
"The most dangerous meme in existence is Friedman's extremist view of shareholder supremacy" Trickle down is a kissing cousin. Rich people are fine; insane profits are just fine. Imbalance however is not. Single variable loca
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2y ago
"Another unique effect is L2 shared between 4 cores. This means that thread communications across those 4 cores has much lower latencies." @dragontamer solid point. Consider a in memory ring shared between two threads. There'
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2y ago
Point taken. Thanks.
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I'm surprised cosmology hasn't accounted for differences in clocks given how central GR is to astronomy. Granted I am no expert, but adding this dynamic was, until today, a bridge too far, or thought to average out somehow and not
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2y ago
Per se it's not interesting to hear the bombastic or charged exclamations from any one person. Musk, for example, has neither control or accountability in Germany... so musk's words are just more flotsom in the media sphere. It in
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I hoped this article would show how to code up one's own website in order to overcome the web equivalent of a the same box stores everywhere. Instead it's a bunch whining about freedom and big corps
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Agreed!
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You make good points, and provide good details. Thank you. I'll add around that. Based on a book or two I read on IBM at the time under Gerstner, - talked to the top 50 or 100 customers to learn what IBM was good at, and sucked at. Fro
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