REALiSTiC

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   by REALiSTiC 6y ago

   Solid write up. If anyone's interesting in knowing more about how probability _came to be_ 'regarded' as real, i highly recommend Ian Hacking's "The Taming of Chance". Thought provoking in so many ways.
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   by REALiSTiC 6y ago

   > I don't like it when we go off script, because it's hard to compare with previous candidates. Wow. Meep, zorp, hire me. The beauty of this section of the interview (as someone who also has done countless of these numbing, rep
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   by REALiSTiC 6y ago

   What a wild generalization. I skimmed the article, and I see his point in "Go was designed by people working at Google to make it easier to write Google-relevant software, in particular network-resident servers", but that doesn&#x
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   by REALiSTiC 6y ago

   I started it couple of months ago, but couldn't get past the first few chapters. It was too dry for my taste. Even though she's a brilliant scientist (I'd recommend checking her classic The Limit to Growth), it seemed like t
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   by REALiSTiC 6y ago

   Systems Thinking, mainly through reading Russell Ackoff's books. The Art of Problem Solving is good, Turning Learning Right Side Up is eye-opening (and definitely one of my favorite books lately) and currently reading Redesigning Socie
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   by REALiSTiC 9y ago

   Can anyone shed some light on how some blog posts of his are done (coded, styled, built)? (For example, https://paulstamatiou.com/photos/new-zealand/ and https://paulstamatiou.com/photos/new-z