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I put together a short article about my experiences in facing the fear of public speaking. Might be worth a read if you're a bit like me and petrified of it - andrewhil.es/personal/2019/… 💪🏽👍🏽😎
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Coding was the bottleneck, then code reviews were the bottleneck. At some point, incidents are going to be the bottleneck.
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@rakyll Do you really mean that? You're one voice on here that has warranted the respect of many in the software industry so I'd be curious why you think this is the best time. Thanks
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Last week, I became a pure individual contributor again and it's been the best thing happened to me in the last five years. This is the best time to be a programmer.
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Growing more tired of this BS by the day..
🍓🍓🍓@iruletheworldmo
xai former employee has to step down after revealing the roadmap for macrohard, basically creating a 'human emulator' that does everything. basically, jobs are gone and xai competitors now know their roadmap. 'we get a full human emulator we can put to work' near the end he even calls that the roadmap isn't public and continues haha, i love it.
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Getting a >$4T company to respond to your bear thesis by sending a memo to WS sell side analysts (but not shareholders) gotta hit hard for Burry. He clearly struck a nerve somewhere within $NVDA for them to react like this. Weird stuff haha.
Cassandra Unchained@michaeljburry
Nvidia emailed a memo to Wall Street sell side analysts to push back on my arguments. I stand by my analysis. Obviously, the full analysis does not fit in a tweet. I will release on my timeline. The first post in The Heretic’s Guide to AI’s Stars “Supply-Side Gluttony” is up now. It is a fairly light read. The second in the Heretic series will be a heavier lift. Every post of mine on Substack will have a follow up Q&A with 5 Qs selected from the comment section on the post. open.substack.com/pub/michaeljbu…
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@PeterDiamandis But yet here we are still waiting on solutions to some of the world’s biggest problems..
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AI-driven research is now 500× faster than traditional methods.
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I’d trust this man over every single one of the sociopathic tech vultures making noise in today’s market. He could be wrong..but if he’s right it’s interesting times ahead for the global economy 🧨
Cassandra Unchained@michaeljburry
So, I bought 50,000 of these things for $1.84. Each of those things is 100 doodads. So I spent $9,200,000, Not $912,000,000. @CNBC @WSJ @FT Each of those doodads let me sell $PLTR at $50 in 2027. That was done last month. On to much better things Nov 25th.
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we don't have to live this way. senior engineers have the duty of building guardrails and teaching the next generation of programmers the practices that lead to high quality software.
AIs may write most of the code, but you still decide what ships. we should never lose our taste for quality software.
i made this analogy a while back: everyone can cook at home but yet restaurants still exist. the floor is rising, but so is the ceiling. the best software will always be made by those who care.
Jaana Dogan ヤナ ドガン@rakyll
Lately I’ve been feeling depressed because decades of our hard work is completely gone like it never existed. I heard from others that they also find it very hard to dial into the new norm of low quality software engineering.
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Another year, another Wimbledon concludes. Sad that Carlos couldn’t make it 3 in a row but thankful I got to watch him earlier in the tournament and experience the magic of SW19 again. Here’s to next year! #Wimbledon
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Is there ever a time where you don’t have to go to a bay when ordering a quarter pound from mcds?
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Tennis history 👏🏼🎾
Bastien Fachan@BastienFachan
15 years ago today, Isner-Mahut concluded... - It was first suspended for darkness on Tuesday - At 6 hours 34 minutes, it broke the world record - It stole headlines from the FIFA World Cup - The scoreboard crashed at 47-47 in the fifth set - It was suspended again at 59-59 on Wednesday - Andy Roddick got Isner and his staff three pizzas - IBM spent the night fixing the scoreboard system - Both Isner and Mahut slept three hours that night - Mahut served to stay in the match a cool 64 times - Both players hit 100+ aces (Isner 113, Mahut 103) - Both players spent 16,000 calories in three days - Isner won 70-68 in 11 hours 5 minutes on Thursday - 85 matches had been completed in the meantime - Mohamed Lahyani never took a bathroom break - A ceremony was held on court to honour them - Mahut blacked out and showered fully clothed - He then returned to Court 18 later for doubles - His match was suspended for darkness, again - Isner failed to serve a single ace in the next round - It's the only match ever where Isner served 0 aces - A plaque is commemorating the match at Court 18 - Memorabilia is on display at the Tennis Hall of Fame - Mahut published a book titled 'The Match of My Life' - They jointly won an award over Federer and Bolt - They faced again the next year, odds were 1 of 142 - Isner won in straights in a mere 2 hours 3 minutes - Isner and Mahut became good friends over the years - Isner sent Mahut a card when Mahut's son was born - HBO released a mockumentary titled '7 Days in Hell' - Wimbledon introduced tiebreaks at 12-12 in 2019 - The full match is available on YouTube since 2020 - It had never happened, it will never happen again - Match point happened at the time of this tweet - Chances are you remember where you were, I do - June 24, 2010 was the only day Queen Elizabeth II visited Wimbledon this century Forever the longest match ever. @JohnIsner @nmahut
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