12 May 2025 Monday
Time Block
| --- | ---------------------- |
| 9 | setup |
| 10 | HGC Slides |
| HGC Slides | |
| 11 | HGC Slides |
| HGC Slides | |
| 12 | Hoops |
| Hoops | |
| 1 | Hoops |
| Hoops | |
| 2 | Hoops |
| Dry air | |
| 3 | Chat Lipika |
| More P2UP | |
| 4 | Start Emacs email |
| Chat AE |
W: 6 DW: 2 OT: 2 ex
Up at 7:15
M & T to school
Setup
Working HGC Slides
- Watching P2UG presentation
Hoops
- Lots of runs at Highland… Played well.. good wins
Pinged Sussane re:dry air
Chat Lipika re: Out of sequence
Watching Cassettes PU2G
Registering for Honorarium
Chat AE
- re:low pT JCM
Home with kids
Setting up auto commits for magit
- I think I setup auto commit !
- Will see how it works tomorrow
- Trying with an unsaved buffer.. works!
Great read: Is Classical Liberalism for Losers
https://www.thefp.com/p/tyler-cowen-is-classical-liberalism-for-losers
Classical liberals can be on the center right or the center left. They can as easily be registered Republicans as registered Democrats. What they share is a philosophy that believes in strong limits on state power; a reliance on democratic procedures and constitutional constraints; a belief in capitalism and innovation as the wellsprings of progress; and strong support for toleration and free speech. Classical liberalism also implies that the state should be relatively neutral across competing cultural values, and that one should not presuppose that one’s own political rule will always be so wonderful. Classical liberalism necessitates a good dose of humility for this reason.
The classical liberal, in contrast, expresses the more complicated message. It goes something like: “less government rule and extend progress, while respecting due process, the rule of law, and compromise!”