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I didn't take the SATs in the 80s but in 00s I don't remember any of the concepts translating well to understanding calculus or statistics and I scored well enough it gave me a free ride to college (well that was the PSAT but it was in line with my SAT score). If they wanted to test that they should have tailored an exam similar to my college when assessing my math capability.

Now we can see Ishmael meet his husbando Queequeg

You can take LET and LAMBDA from my cold dead hands

And what if I’m a crazy person and want to fork the Linux kernel as I’m legally allowed to do?

I can't find many details, but I had heard Hayden's name before, he sadly died of suicide after losing his partner in an avalanche ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hayden_Kennedy_(climber) ). Jason Kruk appears to still be climbing to this day, so neither appeared to wind up in significant legal trouble after rightly or wrongly damaging a tourist destination.

I don’t think there is still a Python 2 split, the lack of security updates being a concern

Depending on the timeframe I think palladium has traded higher per oz at times

Any war that has the USD no longer be accepted has significant existential risk, and besides if things devolve that much you should be worrying about any entity holding the gold for you or someone killing you for the gold you personally hold.

Some say 30% of the time.

CASC yes Google yes Blue Origin yes

But yes I mean either idiot or duplicitous for marketing/stock boosting reasons.

I wish there was a Kalshi market for TeraFLOPs in orbit by X date

My mate Paul went there once and spent the rest of the week staring at the sun which was hard at night time

I’ve never wondered if BoA is moving fast

Hmm dashcams have been around long enough I wonder if anyone has studied that

Ti really needs to stop with the artificial product differentiation. There's no reason 15 years after the Nspire CX CAS came out that everyone of their calculators can't do CAS.

I scored Neither and received a congratulation for being the control group

In National Stock Car Racing the cars are all nominally equal, that’s far from the case in F1 where some years a single competitor dominates partially from having chosen a superior technological implementation.

To be, or not to be? That is the ultimate leadership challenge.

Are you playing it safe and suffering the "slings and arrows" of a volatile market? Or are you ready to disrupt the status quo and take arms against a sea of industry challenges?

Let’s break it down: • Strategy vs. Execution: Is it nobler to endure the grind, or to pivot and end the struggle? • The "Sleep" of Stagnation: We all want to end the heartache of inefficient workflows, but are we afraid of the "dreams" (or risks) that come with true innovation?

The "undiscovered country" of new markets can be intimidating. It’s easy to let the "pale cast of thought" lead to analysis paralysis. But great leaders don't let their "currents turn awry"—they take action.

Don't let your resolution be "sicklied o'er." It’s time to scale, optimize, and make your mark.

Who’s with me? #Leadership #Innovation #GrowthMindset #Entrepreneurship #ActionOriented #PersonalBranding

INPUT: We’re all going to die!!!

Output: Reflecting on the ultimate deadline today.

In the fast-paced world of business, we often forget that our time is the most finite resource we have. Facing the reality of our own mortality is the ultimate wake-up call to optimize our workflows, prioritize high-impact networking, and truly lean into our core value propositions.

Every ending is just a pivot to a new legacy. Are you maximizing your ROI before the final Q4?

#Leadership #GrowthMindset #TimeManagement #Legacy #Perspective

Do you have a link?

To be clear I meant this literally, I'm not sure how I could have made that more clear.

Without nukes to keep away the Soviets I wouldn’t be wealthy

When you have sensor ambiguity sounds like the perfect time to fail safely and slow to a halt unless the human takes over.

Who does those things today?

… Ars is owned by Conde Nast?

What is News Inc? Are they a funder of Wikipedia(I think Wikipedia didn’t have a parent company so they’re not owners)?

Can you elaborate on your point?

Because they're not saying they are making a profit

If King Arthur returns from Avalon should former British colonies be worried about Pax Brittanica?

Because distortions of the free market make us all poorer

Because if you get in an accident you personally not Tesla are liable. Soon as I’m not liable for an accident when the computer is driving I’d sell my other cars and put my family in pink PT Cruisers if those were the only cars offering that