Dating : Typically, technology debt results in a technological bankruptcy: The

h2>Dating : Typically, technology debt results in a technological bankruptcy: The

In software design, “technology debt” refers to old, baked-in decisions that turn out to be bad ones in hindsight. Perhaps a long-ago developer decided to incorporate a networking protocol made by a vendor that has since stopped supporting it. But everything in the product still relies on that superannuated protocol, and so, with each revision, the product team has to work around this obsolete core, adding compatibility layers, surrounding it with security checks that try to shore up its defenses, and so on. These Band-Aid measures compound the debt because every subsequent revision has to make allowances for them, too, like interest mounting on a predatory subprime loan. And like a subprime loan, the interest mounts faster than you can hope to pay it off: The product team has to put so much energy into maintaining this complex, brittle system that they don’t have any time left over to refactor the product from the ground up and “pay off the debt” once and for all.

PT Barnum’s wife was an idiot. I hated her in that moment. I hated that Hollywood had offered me up a weak walkover of a woman as an example to follow. She was treated like rubbish and then forgave and went back to him. All the anger towards my husband was now turned on a fictional character.

In all his 78-year career, Picasso produced about 147,800 pieces. Shakespeare produced 37 plays and 154 sonnets, but only five of them became famous. Mozart composed more than 600 pieces before his death at thirty-five, but only a handful were masterworks. Do you want to be original? Double the rate of art you’re creating.

This amounts to a manufacturer’s veto over safety warnings and criticism. While this is far from the legislative intent of the DMCA and its sister statutes around the world, Congress has not intervened to clarify the statute nor will it because to do so would run counter to the interests of powerful, large firms whose lobbying muscle is unstoppable.Your objective isn’t to try and change the way the world works, it’s to simply focus on what you can control. It isn’t to avoid obstacles and defeats — which are a natural course of life — it’s to change your perspective and see that what stands in the way is the way.Main Lesson: All you can control is your attitude and the work you put in, everything else is outside of your control, and thus, shouldn’t be something of your concern. Focus on your inputs and your outputs. If you fail to reach your desired outcome, so be it. Get back up and try again; the obstacle is the way.

He was running away from himself towards a dream that didn’t exist and would never fulfil him even if it did. His problems weren’t ones that could be fixed by the right job, the right amount of success, the right place to live.

“We don’t get to choose what happens to us, but we can always choose how we feel about it. And why on earth would you choose to feel anything but good? We can choose to render a good account of ourselves. If the event must occur, Amor fati (a love of fate) is the response.”

Ryan Holiday’s book introduced me to the Stoic Philosophy of Amor Fati, which translates to a love of fate. It’s a mindset that helps you make the best out of anything that happens to you in life. It empowers you to cultivate an attitude of acceptance and helps you control and regulate your response to life’s good and bad events.
And unlike mind-control rays, enforced silence over security is an immediate, documented problem, and it does constitute an existential threat to our civilization and possibly our species. The proliferation of insecure devices — especially devices that spy on us and especially when those devices also can manipulate the physical world by, say, steering your car or flipping a breaker at a power station — is a kind of technology debt.
Sitting in the movie theatre I watched Hollywood nicely tie up my life. The husband changed in an instant. The wife reunited with him and he promised to be content. It was the happiest of endings.

Copyright locks are a double whammy: They create bad security decisions that can’t be freely investigated or discussed. If markets are supposed to be machines for aggregating information (and if surveillance capitalism’s notional mind-control rays are what make it a “rogue capitalism” because it denies consumers the power to make decisions), then a program of legally enforced ignorance of the risks of products makes monopolism even more of a “rogue capitalism” than surveillance capitalism’s influence campaigns.This is a great book and an honest reminder that, at the end of the day, all that we can truly fall back on are the actions we take, the attitude we bring to everyday life, and the discipline of our will.“It’s widely assumed that there’s a tradeoff between quantity and quality — if you want to do better work, you have to do less of it — but this turns out to be false. In fact, when it comes to idea generation, quantity is the most predictable path to quality. “Original thinkers,” Stanford professor Robert Sutton notes, “will come up with many ideas that are strange mutations, dead ends, and utter failures. The cost is worthwhile because they also generate a larger pool of ideas — especially novel ideas.”

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