bubbles

Degrees/ credentials can create these terrible comfort bubbles that prevent programmers from actually diving in & being productive.

Once you are calm, you can orient yourself by observing air bubbles for example, even in turbulent water.

Also worth noting that in 56K, there is no score-boarding or other dependency tracking to automatically insert pipeline bubbles.

Millions of people, taking 50+ years worth of chances, over a series of successive economic bubbles.

Meanwhile in most areas outside SV/NYC computer programming during bubbles, there is a large excess of qualified workers vs positions.

But that same offline experience shows me that many people live in their own social bubbles of people with similarly-held beliefs.

Thus these bubbles, even if they do not wipe everyone out can have serious long term effects for segments of the economy.

I also can't help but think of Bubbles from Trailer Park Boys living in his storage shed.

If markets had any real interest in equilibrium or efficiency, bubbles wouldn't happen.

Actually, we all live in bubbles and we forget quite a lot of things that are already around us.

The problem with bubbles is that they distort your view of reality.

This is probably a good thing, preventing bubbles from forming and popping.

In order to understand the two big bitcoin bubbles you need to know all about "Willy the Bot"...

When we put both my young kids through swim lessons, they were taught with "bubbles", little foam blocks that are strapped to the middle of the back, and the number of bubbles are reduced as their proficiency increases.