mode collapse - by vincent huang - a slice of my mind
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A CLOSED SYSTEM CANNOT PRODUCE NEW INFORMATION THEREFORE EVERY CLOSED SYSTEM MUST CONVERGE TOWARDS DEATH i. death there is a kind of lifestyle where you spend your days shuttling between home, the office, and restaurants: your job contains some interesting and unpredictable challenges but largely consists of executing a well-understood playbook (like scaling up infrastructure, or engineering a system whose design was settled months ago, or go-to-market customer-feedback-iteration cycles); your friendships consist primarily of going out to eat and catching up; you recharge at home by doing…
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