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twitter.com 4y ago

Elon Musk: Democrats have become the party of division and hate

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www.wsj.com 4y ago

Stanford Prof Debunks Research Behind New California K-12 Math Standards

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www.washingtonexaminer.com 4y ago

BLM purchased $6M Los Angeles mansion with donor money

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mronline.org 4y ago

The taming of Reddit and the National Security State Plant tabbed to do it

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sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com 4y ago

Friends Remember Michelle Go, Killed in NY Subway Attack

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nypost.com 4y ago

Five college students speak out: We’re fed up with campus ‘wokeness’

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www.nbcbayarea.com 4y ago

SF District Attorney Chesa Boudin Officially Forced into Recall Next June

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apnews.com 4y ago

Local Democrats warn party: Growing Republican wave is real

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www.nbcbayarea.com 4y ago

Two SF Prosecutors Quit and Join Effort to Oust Former Boss, DA Chesa Boudin

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spacenews.com 4y ago

NASA defends decision to retain James Webb Space Telescope name

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thehill.com 4y ago

Nearly 1,900 Washington state employees quit, fired over vaccine mandate

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www.nbcnews.com 4y ago

After lecture is canceled, free speech debate roils science academia

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github.com 4y ago

Research workshop on large language models

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www.sfchronicle.com 4y ago

S.F. voters to decide fate of 3 school board members first time in 40 years

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What to Learn 5 years ago

working on a few things and not being particularly well rounded has worked for me in multiple disparate fields

arguably "well roundedness" is key to major breakthroughs in science & engineering

while most of us work on incremental improvements, the real innovation often happens on intersection of two or more disparate fields that until then were considered weakly related, and it does require knowing a bit of everything

the best scientists and engineers I know are "knowledge omnivores" and will digest anything. It does require well developed "filtering" capacity though, picking up signal from a lot of noise, and a sort of information hoarding mentality