i love that for inductive proofs if you are more ambitious and try to prove something bigger you hand yourself better tools through the induction portal

how would you recommend getting started doing a project with atproto?

what is the new era?

the uncertainty principle is more related to the fundamental nature of things being waves. the one you're talking about is the observer effect, which is different.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uncerta...

that sucks
honestly it sounds like a dysfunctional hiring process which probably hides even deeper organizational dysfunction

international thanksgiving is the tradition in my house. it started with "international students try to cook traditional thanksgiving food and get it hilariously wrong" and has evolved to "let's make grape leaves and pumpkin bread pudding"

reading that diagram is like a tutorial on skip lists in itself

i'm accepting programming license applications for my MAKE PROGRAMMING GREAT AGAIN regulation. please fill out your preferred programming languages. if you need endorsements for creating your own languages there is a small extra fee and practical test that needs to be scheduled separately

it's a rite of passage
next up is printing a segmented dragon "to see if the printer works"

this reminds me of that C++ compiler that produces executables that do nothing. technically standards compliant for like 99.9% of inputs because of undefined behavior (including in benchmarks and test suites etc.)

yeah it's eye-opening to be on the other side of things

when i was teaching at UCSC they gave us a handful of override codes that we could use for anyone. if you have an argument about why it makes sense for you to take the class you are already above 90% of requests that are basically "i need this credit bro".

just ask the ai how to do it, then prompt another one to update the code to best practices, then put it into an automated workflow, then convert into into a centering div SaaS, raise some seed funds, jeez it's not that hard

this is the way

one extra thing is keeping notes of failures. in the (1) part you become an expert in how the code can fail. you can use that hard-won knowledge to help write tests for (2).

my 9yo has to explain this to other kids at school. and they get it. it's not that hard.

reverse impostor syndrome

9/10, not seeing a matching tiny little wired speaker with scratchy volume knob 😉

hey, my local library has a physical copy (!). going to check it out

i learned later that he used the program for 20 years until he retired from the fly fishing rod business