makes KPIs, a measuring tool, the target which as any statistician will tell you that when you make the measurement a target it ceases to be a good measuring tool

This came up recently elsewhere and is known as “Goodhart’s Law”

My takeaways:

1. Learn the terminal
2. Keep things simple until you have an understanding about how things work
3. You’ll eventually end up with a tiling WM

Ah, got it 👍

He really should stop being lazy and wash his hands. While feces is much more dangerous than what’s likely hanging out on his junk, there’s still plenty of transmissible nastiness that he’s leaving everywhere.

But if he’s not going to change his behavior, you can mitigate by turning off the taps and handling the bathroom doorknob with a paper tissue if you use tissues to dry your hands (although I think this is common mostly in public washrooms). The overwashing you’re doing to compensate for his underwashing is not good for your hands.

I wasn’t able to tell by skimming … but does this Epstein related video have anything to do with the security implications of push notifications?

Story title is clickbait. Read this (short) Wikipedia article to get a quick summary

tl;dr the privacy tool in question mixes cryptocurrency funds with other users funds and hence the US government alleged this was a money laundering service