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Obama's career advice for young people --
Just learn how to get stuff done. What I mean by that is I've seen at every level people who are very good at describing problems, people who are very sophisticated at explaining why something went wrong or why something can't get fixed. But, what I’m always looking for is,... See more
do the work and what do I _____ want?
What does it take to get things done?
Cognitive security is now as important as basic literacy. Here’s a true story:
All week I’d been getting texts and calls from a family member – let’s call him Bob – about how his sentient AI was wanting to get in touch with me. I figured it was one of Bob’s usual jokes. It was not.
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Tyler Altermanx.com“If someone truly is creative and inspiring,” they write, “it will show up in how they allocate their spare time.” In job interviews, the authors advise hiring managers to ask, “What are the open tabs on your browser right now?”
David Brooks • How the Ivy League Broke America
Working with AI and Whoa!
The analysis I want “What did this piece not answer?”
Vin took a seat in one of the stiffly upholstered maroon chairs, tucking her feet up beneath her. She knew what the problem was. Kelsier had been showing her too much respect, making her feel too important. She was beginning to think that she deserved to be part of his secret confidences. Reen’s laughter in the back of her mind discredited those
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ARPANET Logical Map, March 1977
A map of ARPANET, the precursor to the internet, showing the 111 computer terminals connected to the network in 1977.
ARPANET was created by the Department of Defense to allow researchers to share information and resources. The network was initially limited to universities and research institutions.
By 1983, ARPANET had over 4,000 connected computers and a growing number of e-mail users. The ARPANET completion report concluded that "the full impact of the technical changes set in motion by this project may not be understood for many years."
