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Courtesy a rentier investor class intent on not sharing the growth of the economy with workers.

I know, right? Every time his name comes up I groan inside.

Huh, so if they have a beneficial effect I wonder what happens if you disrupt their lifecycle. Are they, for instance, sensitive to certain cleansing compounds, etc.

Good. The world definitely does not need more wasteful bitcoin mining.

Ah Sheryl Sandberg. Just another mercenary sadly

Who would you entrust with all of this capital?

That is far too reductive

And this article is full of typos

Why am I not surprised. Microsoft operates in all the sketchy countries.

The Timeless Way of Building is great

Thanks for the anecdote, I love it. What’s SWE in this context?

Everyone dies in that scenario

Oh my gosh, google, get your paws off of our files! You don’t get to read them, you see?!

I enjoyed school quite a lot, though admittedly the environments of my high school and college were quite special.

It was basically an undergraduate experience in terms of intellectual rigor, and the group of classmates I had around me genuinely cared for and looked after each other. A majority of our teachers were wonderful mentors who treated us with high expectations but respect and support.

Then college (at a tech school) was basically grad school level in terms of expecting students to participate in research and make original intellectual contributions.

I think my experience shouldn’t be so rare and special as many young people would enjoy and benefit from it as well. Undoubtedly there are other awesome options that don’t involve as much formal schooling. There should be options available as one size doesn’t fit all.