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• What accounts for that difference?

   

  Bill and I talk about this with our kids at the dinner table. Bill worked incredibly hard and took risks and made sacrifices for success. But there is another essential ingredient of success, and that ingredient is luck – absolute and total luck.

   

  When were you born? Who were your parents? Where did you grow up? None of us earned these things. They were given to us.

• What you see is a Q&A site, but every question is paid for.

• pslam 43 days ago | link

  
   Part 2 is correct in that trying to zero memory to "cover your tracks" is an indication that You're Doing It Wrong, but I disagree that this is a language issue.
• Even if you hand-wrote some assembly, carefully managing where data is stored, wiping registers after use, you still end up information leakage.
• "fast path"
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   The "right privilege level" allows you to see anything that happens during the execution of the lower privilege levels.

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• "the defects of casuistry are not defects of principle; no objection can be taken to its aim and object. It has failed only because it is far too difficult a subject to be treated adequately in our present state of knowledge".
• "casuistry is the goal of ethical investigation. It cannot be safely attempted at the beginning of our studies, but only at the end"

• His questions often skipped to the heart of the matter, betraying a powerful nonverbal structural intelligence.
• This was a person who understood how to build and maintain systems: systems of information and systems of people. My world was new to him, but it was also a world of unfolding human processes, scale and information flows.
• For a man of systematic intelligence, Schmidt’s politics—such as I could hear from our discussion—were surprisingly conventional, even banal. He grasped structural relationships quickly, but struggled to verbalize many of them, often shoehorning geopolitical subtleties into Silicon Valley marketese or the ossified State Department micro-language of his companions. He was at his best when he was speaking (perhaps without realizing it) as an engineer, breaking down complexities into their orthogonal components.
• We soon found ourselves in a reenactment of that scene in Dr. Strangelove, where Peter Sellers cold-calls the White House to warn of an impending nuclear war and is immediately put on hold. As in the film, we climbed the hierarchy, speaking to incrementally more superior officials until we reached Clinton’s senior legal advisor. He told us he would call us back. We hung up, and waited.
• it would come to be appreciated that the chairman of Google might be conducting, in one way or another, “back-channel diplomacy” for Washington.
• Stratfor, who liked to think of themselves as a sort of corporate CIA, were acutely conscious of other ventures that they perceived as making inroads
• suggesting what the “do” in “think/do tank” actually means.
• Jared Cohen could be wryly named Google’s “director of regime change.”
• the event aimed to workshop technological solutions to the problem of “violent extremism.” What could go wrong?
• In 2011, the Alliance of Youth Movements rebranded as “Movements.org.” In 2012 Movements.org became a division of “Advancing Human Rights,” a new NGO set up by Robert L. Bernstein after he resigned from Human Rights Watch (which he had originally founded) because he felt it should not cover Israeli and U.S. human rights abuses. Advancing Human Rights aims to right Human Rights Watch’s wrong by focusing exclusively on “dictatorships.”
• “Crisis in a Connected World”
• toxic piñata
• Schmidt’s emergence as Google’s “foreign minister”—making pomp and ceremony state visits across geopolitical fault lines—had not come out of nowhere; it had been presaged by years of assimilation within U.S. establishment networks of reputation and influence.
• Google’s colorful, playful logo is imprinted on human retinas just under 6 billion times each day, 2.1 trillion times a year—an opportunity for respondent conditioning enjoyed by no other company in history.
• geographically invasive megacorporation.
• “formal information-sharing”
• Whatever makes Google a “key member of the Defense Industrial Base,” it is not recruitment campaigns pushed out through Google AdWords or soldiers checking their Gmail.
• The hidden hand of the market will never work without a hidden fist.
• What Lockheed Martin was to the twentieth century, technology and cyber-security companies will be to the twenty-first.
• “don’t be evil” empire

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• honor-ware