Imagine firing half the company a week after you bought it and being confident that you made good decisions https://
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Major layoffs after acquisition raise questions about decision-making
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Blockchain profit mechanisms and zero-sum economics explained
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How do you make money on it without other people losing that money to you (minus the fee that goes to the miners/validators)?
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Long-term thinking: competitive advantage in ambitious projects
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most of the world has lost the will to do big things–incredible alpha now in working on a big project. most of the world has also lost the ability to think on a long time horizon. combine the two and you'll be really happy!
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Most People Are Short Innovation Long Stasis
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in the literal sense, most people are short innovation and long stasis
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Educated Populace Key to Long-Term Economic Growth
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Overall, though, an educated populace is the key to long-term growth.
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Layoff Strategy: Using Education to Weather Economic Crashes
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I did exactly that in 2001 – got laid off by the collapsing dot-com I was working for, went to university for a few years to wait out the crash Helped that I was young and completely free of responsibilities though!
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HyperWrite Continues to Improve Daily
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Just the tip of the iceberg. HyperWrite is getting better every day!
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Protecting Rejected Papers Against Reviewer Copy-Paste Plagiarism
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In some sense, making your rejected paper public can protect against a reviewer copy-pasying the review. You can point out the fact that this is just copy-pasted, with all the critiques already addressed, and any half-awake AC will disregard said reviewer.
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Baidu Research sponsors Bay Area Robotics Symposium
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Baidu Research is proud to sponsor the Bay Area Robotics Symposium (BARS), which will be held on Friday Nov. 4 at Berkeley. Come chat with us if you are interested in the latest #robotics research and potential internships for the spring & summer of 2023. https://
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Social Welfare and Competence: The AI Economy Paradox
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i strongly believe in social welfare, investing in education, and universal healthcare. i also believe the only the way we can have those things is if we get serious about celebrating competence and winning.