Are you an information security engineer who’s having a baby? Here are some nice security related names for your child:
Ida
Frida
Kali
Ghidra
Nessus
Rijndael
Nmap
Yescrypt
WireShark
MD5
Burp Suite
AFL++
Metasploit Community Edition
AES/PKCS#7
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Free idea: Someone should write about science news the way @matt_levine writes about finance news. Namely, in a style where the background/explainer is at least as important as the news itself.
To elaborate:
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What was the technological opportunity cost of the computer revolution? (All those programmers would have been doing something, right?)
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Will self-driving cars normalize taking the speed limit literally? (Or will people be allowed to set the cars to drive 5-10 above as usual?)
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What is your most weakly held belief that you nevertheless operationally believe completely? (ie you act as if there was no doubt about it, but would be least surprised to find out you were wrong)
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The Declaration of Independence happened closer to the present day than to Columbus' Voyages
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If you tend to somewhat adapt your personality to others you are with, and if you then assume probable everybody does this, does this imply everybody is actually somewhat more different from you than you think?
If Covid lab leak + NIH coverup were true, should you update in favor of conspiracy theories on the margin (look, a real conspiracy!) or against them (the false consensus only lasted a year, the truth will out)?
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The median voter gets what they want on things they care about.
Elites get what they want on everything else (assuming they are unified).
So you can get something by:
- convincing a huge swath of society, changing the views and priorities of the median voter (basically changing the culture)
- keeping it off the median voter’s radar and establishing an elite consensus
- winning an intra-elite policy fight when there is no elite consensus and the median voter doesn’t care
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Replying to @0interestrates
(guy who only knows the war of jenkin's ear) this is exactly like when they cut off jenkin's ear
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Guy who believes Trump to be ineligible to run for President again under the 22nd Amendment
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I just joked "is this airline a startup? bc that sure is a short runway" to the guys flying this plane and it didn't land at all.
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I just got access to Google’s new MusicLM and…
Wow.
No exaggeration when I say this will change the music industry.
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We build workflows around our tools. Agile development, sales & marketing pipelines, and even organizational form👇 are enabled by & work along with our technology
I see folks adding GPT to existing workflows. That is temporary. Ultimately, work is going to be reorganized for AI
The first org chart was made for the New York & Erie Railroad in 1854, solving issues of control & coordination in ways we still use. Not only is it full of plant-inspired beauty, it also combines a map of the physical railroad & one of company structure. mckinsey.com/business-functi…














