Book Cube: 2023, page 13
Book Cube publications from 2023, page 13: bilingual notes, sources, and original Telegram posts.
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Prioritizing Technical Debt as If Time & Money Matters • Adam Tornhill • GOTO 2022
Prioritizing Technical Debt as If Time & Money Matters • Adam Tornhill • GOTO 2022 Cool report. from Adam Thornhill, who continues the theme of complexity in software development, which was central to the book. A Philosophy of Software Design which I remembered yesterday. First, the author gives the Lehman's "Laws" of Software Evolution Explain why complexity management is important
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A Philosophy of Software Design – Part II
A Philosophy of Software Design – Part II In preceding We started discussing John Ousterhout’s cool book on software design philosophy. We have discussed the main concepts outlined in the first 11 chapters of the book. In this article, we’ll take a look at the second half of the book and start with the benefits of comments and continue discussing other ways to contain complexity.
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curling
curling I played curling twice in my life:) Once at a friend's birthday party ten years ago, and the second time - right before the new year with my colleagues, when we had a New Year's meeting of IT executives. Separately, me and my team managed to distinguish themselves and help the opposite team become champions - we lost with a score that they had the best difference on stones among all teams.
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Time travel. History (Time Travel. A History)
Time travel. History (Time Travel. A History) This book by James Glick tells the story of the development of the concept of time and travel through it. It begins with Herbert our Wells with his machine going through the paradoxes of time travel and ending with our present as we live here and now in a virtual space where "a river of information forms a 'ribbon' or 'timeline' ... but the sequence of messages on this scale is arbitrary." Their chronological order can hardly be trusted. The past, the present, the future go round and round.
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Explainable AI Explained for Developers • Joop Snijder & Willem Meints • GOTO 2022
Explainable AI Explained for Developers • Joop Snijder & Willem Meints • GOTO 2022 I resumed my trips to fitness, where I usually do cardio on an elliptical trainer. And because pedaling is so boring, I usually get to watch a talk from a conference. That's how I saw it yesterday. Report on Explanatory AI The last GOTO conference was held in the Netherlands. I liked the report. Speakers told how ML is becoming ubiquitous Then they started talking about how ML can help a fake company that sells coffee by subscription.
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A Philosophy of Software Design – Part I
A Philosophy of Software Design – Part I I've told you before. here John Ousterhout, the creator of Raft, spoke at Talks at Google about the software design philosophy. In this talk, he gave an hour's worth of short stories about his book, which I really enjoyed. In the end, I couldn't help but order. paperbackI read it and decided to write a short review. The first part of the review is available on my Medium. https://apolomodov.medium.com/review-a-philosophy-of-software-design-part-1-980697f52698
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The Tale of King Saltan
The Tale of King Saltan My two-year-old son Kiryushi had a fever yesterday and literally fell asleep in my arms. 9 evening. I gave him an antipyretic, and I kept on until 12 I managed to finish the article on one cool book, and then I went to bed too. In the end, 4 In the morning Kiryush woke up as the action of Nurafen ended. He did not immediately get up, but asked to include a fairy tale on Alice. So, 4 In the morning, we started listening. Pushkin's tale of Tsar Saltan.
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First IT Ice Skating Festival - IT's Tinkoff on ICE
First IT Ice Skating Festival - IT's Tinkoff on ICE In a couple of weeks, I’ll go ice skating with my family in Gorky Park, as Tinkoff spends there. festivalWhere our devrel invited all employees who were actively involved in the development of our IT brand, speaking at conferences, meeting rooms, publishing articles or educating people. But this is not a closed event for speakers, but a festival for a wide audience - anyone can register. (there's room on the rink 3000 man).
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The greatest mathematical problems (The Great Mathematical Problems)
The greatest mathematical problems (The Great Mathematical Problems) This excellent book by Ian Stewart once reminded me of why I have always loved mathematics...
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Book sale in book24
Book sale in book24 I almost ordered myself today. 30 book book-saleThey cost me less than 5k rubles, and free delivery to my work will bring them tomorrow:) Half of the books we ordered were children's books that we're going to study with the kids. I ordered the following books for myself.
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It's a breakthrough! 100 business innovation lessons (Disrupt!: 100 Lessons in Business Innovation)
It's a breakthrough! 100 business innovation lessons (Disrupt!: 100 Lessons in Business Innovation) On vacation, I read a book by James Bidwell, chief shareholder and CEO. Springwise. The book was published in Russian by Alpina Publishing House. 2019 year, in English at the end 2017 The following year, and the examples of disruption in the book 2015-2016 years. I decided to read it to broaden my horizons and look at examples of interesting ideas driven by startup creators and researchers who were undermining standard areas.
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Future science
Future science This book by Oleg Feygin, a major academic scientist, published by the publishing house Bin Laboratory of Knowledge resembles Olivier salad from advanced popular science concepts from different fields. The author interestingly and figuratively tells about them so that you can read without interruption.
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Reborn gun (Revenant Gun)
Reborn gun (Revenant Gun) Yoon Ha Li's "Mechanisms of Empire" trilogy ends with "The Reborn Tool." In this book played most of the hanging cues from past books. ( "nine-tailed fox gambitandRaven stratagem") We will find out how the story of Jedao and his anchor ended:)
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Impact Mapping: Making a big impact with software products and projects
Impact Mapping: Making a big impact with software products and projects I read Goiko Adzic’s book Impact Mapping. After the first reading, I decided that talking about this book was too loud:) In this brochure on 80 The author talks about his approach, based on the idea of which is to visualize the boundaries of the project and the main hypotheses created by the joint efforts of technical and business teams. In fact, these results appear with a consistent response to the questions: 1) Why (Why?) What is the purpose of the whole event - why do we do it?
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Time in the comics. (Introducing Time: A Graphic Guide)
Time in the comics. (Introducing Time: A Graphic Guide) The author, Craig Callender, and the illustrator, Ralph Edney, coolly parse through the difficult questions of time. It all begins with the famous theologian, Aurelius Augustine, who in his Confessions, reflecting on time, says "I do not even know what I do not know." Hector Berlioz once said, “Time is a great teacher, but unfortunately it kills all its students.”
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Artificial Intelligence in Comics (Introducing Artificial Intelligence: A Graphic Guide)
Artificial Intelligence in Comics (Introducing Artificial Intelligence: A Graphic Guide) In this book, Henry Brighton makes a historical excursion into the development of artificial intelligence since the beginning of time. 2012 The year the book was published. The author recalls Psychologists who study thinking Philosophers who since ancient times pondered the connection of mind and body (Ontology is mentioned here.)
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Review of Who: Solve Your Book 1 Problem” (Who. Solve your number one problem.)
Review of Who: Solve Your Book 1 Problem” (Who. Solve your number one problem.) A couple of days ago, I already did. wrote It's about the book "Who," about hiring people, written by consultants Jeff Smart and Randy Street. I was curious to read it because I’ve done a lot over the last three years. 500 interview. And it will be useful for you, since many of us are involved in hiring processes, sometimes from the hiring side, and sometimes as candidates. The hiring process is not always structured enough to produce predictable results.
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A Seat at the Table (Category Management)
A Seat at the Table (Rubric Management ) This book by Mark Schwartz I have read for quite a long time, but still did not reach the hand to write a review. But I recently got a paper version of the book and now I can't help it:)
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I was sorting through the rubble of the house and came across my collector's lump with badges from different competitions:)
I was sorting through the rubble of the house and came across my collector's lump with badges from different competitions:) The very first surviving badge I had with RIT festival in 2013 When I first started working on the Woman.ru website, the site was 50 The most visited on the RuNet. Then it was. 5 years of badges with the inscription "participant" from various conferences and meetings. And only in 2018 I started speaking at different conferences, where the first confo was Teamlead Conf, the anniversary, the tenth issue, which I did.
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Who : Solve Your 1 Problem
Who : Solve Your 1 Problem I finished reading the book Geoff Smart and Randy Street, which was published in the distant future. 2008 year. This book is about hiring employees who are more likely to succeed in the position you are looking for them. The authors talk about collaborators like A Players, while separating them from B and C Players, with whom the results would be much worse.
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How to Hire Technical Managers
How to Hire Technical Managers At the end of February, I I'll play at Teamlead Conf. That's the subject of the report. The bottom line is that hiring engineers is often discussed at conferences. Some talk about how they hire in one meeting, while others talk about their multi-stage interviews. Here is the hiring of technical managers. (teamlead, engineering manager, director of engineering) They talk much less often. In this talk, I will try to correct this injustice and share a story about what it looks like at Tinkoff.