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The time(s) I failed 3 courses during my master's. Had to repeat Probability and Computational Complexity which were fucking intense. Had to study like…

…ime, in other words, is downward mobility. Downward mobility explains a lot — and predicts it, too. Men, lashing out, in rage, not getting the jobs, money, sexual partners, relationships they feel entitled to, because that’s what they’ve been told all their lives they deserve, will magically come their way? To the point of massacres? Downward mobility. Or how about the fact that our societies are increasingly indebted: that’s anoth…

With the Vision Fund, Masayoshi Son created a club with the Emir of Abu Dhabi, the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia, Apple, and others like Qualcomm. A “family” of powerful and wealthy. They want the world to follow them. This bet has been disastrous, first WeWork, and more bad news for the Saudi Crown Prince. They have lost a colossal amount of money. Vision Fund 2 is up and running, but only thanks to the $38 billion from SoftBank Group. The $18 billion losses of the first fund has cooled enthusiasm.

ut rather it aided and abetted… then called the “digital divide”. That premise was entirely false. The crux of this essay is thus: not only did open source not stem or stall the redistribution of wealth and power upwards, but rather it aided and abetted the redistribution of wealth and power upwards. To be an open source proponent at this time without acknowledging this very real and most unfortunate consequence is to be a cog in a much larger machine; a stooge; a very useful idiot.

… the most scientifically applicable scientific subject in the world (my very, very biased opinion). What I said earlier about play is even more applicable to probability, a field that really started with gamblers, used by traders and adventurers, and perfected by finance and insurance mathematicians. Probability applies to all empirical fields: gambling, finance, medicine, engineering, social science, risk, linguistics, genetics, car accidents. Let’s play with it by adding to his feed some probability riddles.