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Even if we assume that all of Google is based on ML algorithms (not true, given problems like serving, front end, data collection, ...), ML itself is 90% SWE work.

The email looks like it describes Arch with the exception of the installer perhaps

Do you live in Western society? There is a prevelant point of view that it is wiser to have children later, because otherwise it hurts your career.

I am not saying this is wrong. It does, though, decrease the number of kids we have.

https://dimle.wordpress.com/

chess, Swiss life, software engineering, and random thoughts.

He used to have an excellent course in Udemy or such, which was using Python.

Video content is replacing writing/reading for the masses.

Where can you go that is better?

How do I do that in Gmail?

We read the same websites. We should hang out!

I used to take omega-3 fish oil for about a month. My cholesterol levels went through the roof, even though I was taking only a spoon a day as recommended. For anyone who tries it, I strongly recommend to stop a blood exams before and a month or two afterwards.

Nice to meet you, Saitama!

Try a good eink device.

As a teenager that grew up hating Bill Gates, because I liked Linux, I want to agree with you. As an adult, I believe we should be able to see past the surface of behavior that other people exhibit and understand their motives.

It is nowadays in fashion to cancel someone based on today's norms, but if we want to be fair, we should put things in context that we don't have. If Bill Gates was so toxic that was unbearable, Microsoft would have failed.

I don't understand this criticism. Sundar has technical background and great product vision. How many other people have been involved in so successful projects that define the industry like Chrome and Android?

Indeed, Google has hired a lot of people with business background lately to operate large parts of it's business. We should, though, acknowledge that Google operates in many now mature markets where innovation plays secondary role to focusing on existing customer needs.

Ctrl+Shift+vErtical Ctrl+Shift+hOrizontal

I just run Terminator in a window maximized and the above shortcuts and Ctrl+D when necessary are more than enough.

Yes, it is used according to this: https://lichess.org/source

It is open source also the neural network that they use for that. It is called Irwin and you can find it on GitHub.

Well done for a 10 year old!

In what was that risky bet?

You are arguing that because very negative but also very unlikely events that we can't control, may happen, we shouldn't as society try to improve the conditions of our lives?

Greediness.

Thanks, I didn't know that. I only appended it after another suggestion below.

Good point. Fixed.

At ETH in Zurich it is around 60k.

Greeks tend to have higher "normal" cholesterol levels. In other labs I have seen in Greece, they write as the limit 200.

I know of someone with TC around 240 and the doctor didn't prescribe statins. Not a medical advice.

Just two hours ago, there was a very engaging talk from Daskalakis, a professor at CSAIL at MIT, that is very related to the topic:

https://youtu.be/9sePKcQnrXE

The research he talks about includes college admissions.

I read it last year and it felt quite outdated. Perhaps because the innovative ideas then that the book presents are now mainstream.

The book atomic habits has some good points that can help. It is not that long and can be read relatively fast.

Are you trying to provide an example for many of the points of OP above or am I overreading this?

In your message I observe, very careful criticism, uncalled praise, admission and defense of a system that excludes most criticism...

I understand the feeling of nostalgia in this thread, but for the actual handwriting and its flexibility I would highly recommend a ePaper tablet like remarkable.