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Dijkstra said: “Computer science is no more about computers than astronomy is about telescopes.”
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From one of my favorite Hacker News comments ever, by @Jonathan_Blow: https://t.co/uJgib4x6El
You and Your Research
Richard W. Hamming's lecture emphasizes the importance of pursuing significant research, setting high personal goals, and fostering confidence, creativity, and dedication to achieve excellence in one's career and contributions.
d37ugbyn3rpeym.cloudfront.netUnintuitive fact of engineering:
Big teams (>8 people) ship less than small teams. Not only less per capita—less overall!
A big team that is not a fractal of small teams will lose. David vs Goliath is real.
Managers and investors—understand this before asking to... See more
Alexandr Wangx.com
In 1956, 26-year-old Edsger Dijkstra invented a classic path-finding algorithm while out with his fiancée at a café in Amsterdam. It all happened in his head: “Without pencil and paper you are almost forced to avoid all avoidable complexities,” he said. https://t.co/hvFDiI6wy5 https://t.co/Pw4sBeo4NE
Jim Simons: "My algorithm has always been: you get smart people together and you give them a lot of freedom. Create an atmosphere where everyone talks to everyone else. Provide the best infrastructure. And make everyone partners. That was the model that we used in Renaissance." https://t.co/SQnivhQlET
Frederik Gieschenx.com

