I think I prefer Tracey https://github.com/bearcove/tracey
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Basketball is a general purpose sport. The Claude of it can win. Some other sports such as gymnastics would need something more like the AlphaZero of it to win.
Both of these sports select for different type of body types - what do you mean? Gymnasts are shorter than the average population.
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I would consider profitable to be a requirement to qualify as a product working and none of these fit the bill I believe?
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Something I've wondered that's maybe related: How many people "feel" systems?
Like, if you're designing, building, or managing a large and complex system, and there are concerns in different aspects of it, and you have maybe a kind of emotional coprocessor about it, e.g., keeping track of all the parts that bother you, and how much they bother you? (Also, parts that you like.)
I'm pretty sure that not all people have nearly the same capacity for this, but I don't know the distribution.
Decidedly relatable to me to the point where I have a custom field on our ClickUps called ” Pain ” at my work
In principle, I think most people believe their morals would prevent them from working at a company like Meta.
On the flip side, how much are morals worth if you have the opportunity to be financially free?
There's also the opportunity to work on interesting problems.
Anecdotally, of course, I know a Meta engineer at the L7 level (generally staff engineer in these large tech companies). He makes over seven figures a year, 75% of that being from stocks. The money is there.
I am not even sure most people could articulate their morals. It's not just about never having heard about things as moral absolutism or consequentialism. Similar to how atrophied people's understanding of sympathy and empathy is as well.