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 im busy but i have to clear something up. that guy, who was a staff bioinfo programmer (non-PhD) @ columbia 168th st. that was one of the ppl who was suppose to interview me but he showed up to work at NOON and we all had to wait for him to show up, including ppl at worked there in that team of other non-PhDs (this was the group that re-purposed spotify's luigi (data science) into bioinfo pipelines in june 2017 by themselves), anyway, the lesson isnt that he showed up to work at NOON, that's not why i think about that or that guy. it's that he accrued so much **technical leverage** in that group, where they 1. didnt report him for coming in late 2. and it was accepted that, that's just something he could do. i still to this day think about that. hes working for more than 8hrs or just knows his stuff really really well to be able to do something like that. that was the point, that's the goal. lol
 
 im going to double-down on this, literally, like a broken record. his "boss" at columbia @ 168th had an appt as a professor & previously worked at philips health. and that guy did not have a PhD but was able to do that, like the bioinfo group depended on him that much haha, its not easy to do that. to the untrained eye, its like, ohh this guy is a mess coming in to work at NOON, but really its the opposite. he not only accrued technical leverage but had a certain rapport & trust etc. with very serious upper level ppl like PIs where he could do that & they weren't reporting him. AGAIN to the fking untrained eye, he's a mess, but if you know, you know that, its not easy to do that. an absolute legend imo. i still think about that for a reason.
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+the reason i recognized what that was, was bc in undergrad, when i was in the algae lab as a bioinformaticist, i was working on that small RNA-seq paper, LOL i had accrued the technical leverage to do things like that, walk in whenever i wanted and/or wear bright pink sweatpants that said "victorias secret" (remember i was paid $13/hr) and no one could say anything bc that paper needed to be finished asap by the non-technical post-doc i was working with. so i get it. i get what that was. so i think it's great that AI tools like claude are democratizing building tools with code for everyone, but the downside is that ... this ... accruing technical leverage -> to do whatever u want at work, is under attack. and i dont like that, so much so, bc that is what motivates me to be better than AI -> so i can accrue technical leverage @ work and no one can say anything to me. thats the point, thats the goal.