The Yak Collective is a great idea coupled with great execution judging from this incredibly strong deck about the New Old Home, changes to living during the pandemic.
Not every day I find a great blog with interviews about leadership, and even rarer to find one that is this good and in German.
I want to echo this and add that once you realize what the git `master` refers to, it is unconscionable that we reproduce it so often and so callously every day of our working lives. (Disclosure: Alicia reports to me.)
I’ve always felt that programming is more similar to languages than to mathematics. The number of hard maths problems that we solve as part of this work are really limited, the number of language problems on the other hand is immense.
A revealing tale about structural racism from Ramesh A Nagarajah who by his own admission is the token black friend.
https://humanparts.medium.com/reflections-from-a-token-black-friend-2f1ea522d42d
Frédéric Lordon tries to own Piketty but comes around at the end anyway because as he says: the data is there, the timing is there and Piketty is a decent guy.
This interview with Marc Andreessen is mostly interesting for the talk about productivity and operations.
We have to build these ultra rapid trains anyway, so let’s start on it tomorrow.
A very long but quite inspired series of conceptual visual spatializations of the internet.
Challengers are great if they carry both sets of qualities: both questioning and delivering.