Not So Random Software #44 – Happiness, and LSTM networks
Hello everyone and welcome back to Not So Random Software! This week I have been thinking about memory and how the simple act of remembering …
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Not So Random Software #43 – Radical Uncertainty and Decentralization
Hello everyone and welcome back to Not So Random Software! This week I have been thinking about decentralization, education, blockchain uses for finance products, and …
Not So Random Software #42 – The End of Average
Hello everyone and welcome back to Not So Random Software! This week I have been thinking about diversity and how to reconcile the problem of …
Not So Random Software #41 – Expectations
Hello everyone and welcome back to Not So Random Software! This week I have been thinking about statistics and expectations. Mental models like statistical significance …
Not So Random Software #40 – Decisions and Team Topologies
Hello everyone and welcome back to Not So Random Software! This week I have been thinking about teams and specifically about how trust is build …
Not So Random Software #39 – Make it simple
Hello everyone and welcome back to Not So Random Software! This week I have enjoyed reading this article about complexity and how to think about …
Not So Random Software #38 – Is Technical debt just bullshit? And How to play the Piano
Hello everyone and welcome back to Not So Random Software! This week I have enjoyed reading this article commenting on technical debt and why today …
Not So Random Software #37 – Good Judgement and Static Typing
Hello everyone and welcome back to Not So Random Software! This week I am have been thinking about Judgement and what some simple exercises we …
Not So Random Software #36 – Explaining Humans
Hello everyone and welcome back to Not So Random Software! After a long summer break, I am back with the usual short collection of weekly …
Not So Random Software #35 – This is Water
Hello everyone and welcome back to Not So Random Software! This week has been one of reflection and thinking. It’s often the case that I …