How has nobody suggested the obvious yet? Keep your current job while you interview, test the waters and see what's out there. You might find something you enjoy more with a big enough raise to cover the college credits. You don't have to quit to start looking elsewhere. I know you're talking about career, not just job, but I'd argue the same still applies.

No, he's a democratic socialist.

I don’t think I’ve seen a bagger in a decade, maybe it’s a regional thing?

Four words!

I wonder how / what the mama bird used to get the nest to stick there, cool shot!

Looks like a mechanically deployed cover for the hot tub to me

it’s not my job to educate you.

Ellen Pao?

Dat Fibonacci

The Behind the Bastards podcast covered Jack Welch, definitely worth a listen.

I thought it was more of a catchphrase than an actual technique. Angangangang

I think age / location / profession have a lot to do with what socioeconomic circles people run in.

Not to mention luck of the draw.

I used to have a near maxed out 2019 i9 mbp. The 2020 base model m1 blew it out of the water performance-wise.

Granted, a big part of that was the apple silicon, but the i9 was supposed to be a powerhouse. It just wound up spending most of its time thermally throttled.

I don't think your last sentence is congruent with what you were saying before it.

You're saying a CEO will opt for conglomeration because it either increases the value or decreases the volatility of the company because the CEO has lots of stock in the company. If that's the case, how is it bad for the shareholders, of which the CEO is a major player?

From the fonts I’d guess NYT

Edit: other comments are saying Washington Post

Out of curiosity, what are you cooking that requires quick changes to heat level?

Such a control freak

Can you help me understand why the distance between the power source and the load impacts how long it would take to turn on? I remember a video a while back (veritasium maybe?) that explained it like metaphorically pushing/pulling a chain inside the wire, but why would distance to the source impact this?

My brand!

Claude code's harness isn't the best, but it's still better than just promoting the model directly. One thing cursor has going for it is the vector embeddings of your codebase to make the harness more token efficient, but I still switched from cursor to managing parallel Claudes in cmux a few months ago and have had little reason to go back.