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and energy which a lot of people in my social groups always seem too exhausted for

when studying mathematics and computer science i would handwrite algorithms, draw all psuedocode on paper first, and reconstruct steps from published papers, all extremely useful

it's a graphic example but illustrative of his point about autonomy/agency versus top-down dictated centralization

is firing staff after acquisition inherently bad if it's the same staff/management that led to the app being devalued and losing users in the first place though

she was probably remembering everything and using it as strategic office gossip anyway, same idea

don't conflate anti-specific corporation with anti-american, that's what they want from you

they might as well not released it at all, what's the point of this theater and artificial scarcity

They needed to have administration insiders on their team months if not years ago, not just now

OpenAI, Meta, SpaceX are savvy enough to play ball, but Anthropic's public posturing and government affairs has always seemed too aloof and intellectual

yours included buddy

i like the aspect of engineering that's building useful or interesting or fun things for people, and i'll always experiment with new tech that facilitates that

don't be a square

if u saw what goes into commercial animal feed u might feel different about trying to figure out better ways to do it...

Many successful American tech founders and entrepreneurs have strong religious or spiritual beliefs — I believe it's part of the unique competitive advantage and edge in this industry

hows quantitative finance more morally bankrupt than being an engineer in oil/gas, defense industry, etc.

I'd be more surprised if they haven't.