dennisgorelik

This article looks like a covert advertising of Dilbert.

If some consumers want to demand certification from their veterinarian - they are free to demand veterinarian certification [with their own dollars].

But why should all consumers be forced to overpay for licensed veterinarians?

What did you do with that failing refactoring project?

How did you learn it was a blood disorder?

That Afghan corruption makes me wonder how much corruption was inside the US military that spent billions on Afghan personnel training that resulted in the immediate collapse.

My guess is that US military administration was over 90% corrupt in Afghanistan.

> We don't want to debate the relative importance of these two tasks. If we do then the interrupter wins

You, probably, meant that "you lose [your current task mental context]".

The interrupter will not necessarily win from your loss.

> How exactly do you shorten trails

You do not go all the way in.

Or pick shorter trails.

Or allow more time.

> race courses?

You may do less lapses.

Or pick a different (shorter) race.

1) You may "go places" by driving your car (that goes 50mph) closer to your target place. Then use your "unoptimized" bike to reach your target at shorter distance.

2) "shorten your distance to zero" is too extreme, because we need some physical exercise and want some enjoyable experience.

> One extra MPH means a lot when you’re doing a multiple hour ride at an average of 10-15MPH.

Why spend your effort on optimizing your bike performance by 8% if you can instead simply shorten the distance by 8%?

"Actual actual reality: nobody cares about his secrets."