I'm a sicko, so I'd want you to tell me to fix my stuff by tomorrow, or else I'll just wait until the last day of a required change and rush anyway. An informal survey of people in the office seems to land on a timeline of O(1 year) depending on the nature of the change.

"Oh, so like asteroids and stuff?"

Can confirm! (and to earlier points, I think the google results illustrate the potential for a virtuous cycle between physical modeling and AI tools, where the respective skills in “why” and “what” are used to help the other).

“Look, DaNa, we need an in-house plane “for the science”, and Brian is our pilot.”

The NIL is far from perfect, but we should stop allowing the few to abuse labor of the many for their own further enrichment. It's how we have, e.g., tech companies making millions per employee and paying them on average fractions of that value. No employees? No business. No players? No sport.

I'm also amazed that, even today, people will say, "They shouldn't get paid because they are getting a free education." Meanwhile, the entire industry is making so much money off of their labor that at some schools coaches can be paid $50+ million to be fired.

I now get caught jamming to the KPDH soundtrack. I was skeptical and then they pulled me right in like a little fish with a worm.

Well, great, I’ll be here all by myself.

sounds boring.

(get better!)

+1. Google also has a free "crash course" on Coursera. www.coursera.org/learn/python...

Similar experience today. We have Gemini Pro at work, but I’ve been playing with Claude Code to help me debug/improve a model I’ve been writing. Overall, okay job. But, the confidence it has in being wrong and then compounding its wrongness with more wrongness takes time to sift through!