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Maybe I’m wrong, but “How not to be wrong” is an okay but not essential read.
I’m not going to busy the lede: I loved this book.
I’m biased. As Mulder did, I want to believe. Except, I want to believe that being a generalist can work. And that’s why I read “Range,” by David Epstein.
Every year I try to complete Advent of Code. Every year I think about Programming Pearls.
Is “Radical Candor” one of those vacuous management phrases or actually useful?
I learn how I should have done a conference talk about cloud computing.