@jeffd244@mcarlos29@hubermanlab If I recall, @hubermanlab says the optimal point is one that is ‘cold enough that you really want to get out, but can still safely stay in’. So should be all good as long as it’s voluntary and safe.
@SeanODowd15 Great story! In the interest of replicability: to what extent would you say this was helped by your cv going in? Sounds like getting reviews for your work was key, but I’m curious how much of getting larger contracts hinged on other factors.
@SahilBloom This quote says the opposite of what you’re trying to say, no? “Most people overestimate what they can do in a year”—and you’re saying that you can change your life in a year?
@arsinoepi I’ve found “Linear Algebra Done Right” by Sheldon Axler to be very good. Or in terms of lectures, the MIT course taught by Gilbert Strang is amazing for cutting through jargon and getting to the essence of things: https://t.co/RBcYN2tlgm. Hope that’s helpful!
I got my first vax, so if anyone has any questions about it or concerns about Bill Gates’ involvement, please schedule some time with me through Microsoft Teams, the premier video chat and messaging application
@ityprashant @SageScole Prashant’s right here. It’s better for everyone, and for our economy, to have a well-coordinated rollout. Private distributors don’t have the data or the incentive to get that done.
From the guy who brought you “the reason there are so many cases is because we are doing too many tests” comes the new hit single “I’m only losing because they’re counting all the votes against me”
Tonight as two impossibly wealthy and senile old men argue on a global stage for absolutely no reason at all, remember: you, personally, will die alone and penniless and no one will visit your grave, much less bring flowers
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