Than_Dieu_Di_Vinfast
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Giáo sư Scott Aaronson của đại học Texas, Austin vừa được nhận giải thưởng của ACM về khoa học tính toán cho năm 2020.
Vừa là chuyên gia về tính toán lượng tử, vừa là thầy cãi và cây bút viết blog chăm chỉ, GS Aaronson thích viết phổ biến khoa học máy tính và cãi nhau với độc giả ở blog:
Shtetl-Optimized » Blog Archive » The ACM Prize thing (scottaaronson.com)
Không biết có biết tiếng Việt và tham gia voz không, nhưng bác ấy nhận được 250k biden thì nghĩ ngay đến phát card:
"What should I do with the prize money? I confess that my first instinct was to donate it, in its entirety, to some suitable charity—specifically, something that would make all the strangers who’ve attacked me on Twitter, Reddit, and so forth over the years realize that I’m fundamentally a good person. But I was talked out of this plan by my family, who pointed out that
(1) in all likelihood, nothing will make online strangers stop hating me,
(2) in any case this seems like a poor basis for making decisions, and
(3) if I really want to give others a say in what to do with the winnings, then why not everyone who’s stood by me and supported me?
So, beloved commenters! Please mention your favorite charitable causes below, especially weird ones that I wouldn’t have heard of otherwise. If I support their values, I’ll make a small donation from my prize winnings. Or a larger donation, especially if you donate yourself and challenge me to match. Whatever’s left after I get tired of donating will probably go to my kids’ college fund." Shtetl-Optimized » Blog Archive » The ACM Prize thing (scottaaronson.com)
Vừa là chuyên gia về tính toán lượng tử, vừa là thầy cãi và cây bút viết blog chăm chỉ, GS Aaronson thích viết phổ biến khoa học máy tính và cãi nhau với độc giả ở blog:
Shtetl-Optimized » Blog Archive » The ACM Prize thing (scottaaronson.com)
Không biết có biết tiếng Việt và tham gia voz không, nhưng bác ấy nhận được 250k biden thì nghĩ ngay đến phát card:
"What should I do with the prize money? I confess that my first instinct was to donate it, in its entirety, to some suitable charity—specifically, something that would make all the strangers who’ve attacked me on Twitter, Reddit, and so forth over the years realize that I’m fundamentally a good person. But I was talked out of this plan by my family, who pointed out that
(1) in all likelihood, nothing will make online strangers stop hating me,
(2) in any case this seems like a poor basis for making decisions, and
(3) if I really want to give others a say in what to do with the winnings, then why not everyone who’s stood by me and supported me?
So, beloved commenters! Please mention your favorite charitable causes below, especially weird ones that I wouldn’t have heard of otherwise. If I support their values, I’ll make a small donation from my prize winnings. Or a larger donation, especially if you donate yourself and challenge me to match. Whatever’s left after I get tired of donating will probably go to my kids’ college fund." Shtetl-Optimized » Blog Archive » The ACM Prize thing (scottaaronson.com)
