Book Cube: 2024, page 10
Book Cube publications from 2024, page 10: bilingual notes, sources, and original Telegram posts.
- · #Management
[2/2] MBA in pictures (The Visual MBA) (Category Management)
\[2/2\] MBA in pictures (The Visual MBA) (Rubric Management ) Continue. first About the book, I will tell you about the rest. 8 heads
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[1/2] MBA in pictures (The Visual MBA) (Category Management)
\[1/2\] MBA in pictures (The Visual MBA) (Rubric Management ) On vacation, I read this book with a bunch of pictures, where the two-year MBA cycle is packaged in the 200 pages of pictures with small admixtures of text. And I can say that the presentation format and the illustrations in the book are quite good, but if you have not studied these topics separately, then such a brief sammari will not give you an understanding of any of the topics in the book. 20 individual chapters where each 10 pages.
- · #Vacation
samarkand
samarkand Together with his wife, we flew to Samarkand for three days of May holidays to spend time together, walk along the streets of this ancient city, eat Uzbek pilaf and sleep:)) In general, while everything is going according to plan and from the above points everything has been completed, except pilaf, but today we will fix it, and tomorrow we will fly home. If we talk about the impressions of the city, then I like it as a tourist - the clean streets are a whole scatter of attractions from the glorious history of Central Asia.
- · #Architecture
[5/5] Clean design (Tidy First?) (Category Architecture)
\[5/5\] Clean design (Tidy First?) (Rubric Architecture ) This post concludes the series on Clean Design. (previous posts: 1, 2, 3 and 4). - Engagement (coupling) - The author describes concept) Cascading changes, when changes in one component trigger changes in other components. This property was described by Ed Yordon and Larry Constantine in their book Structured Design. Two elements are considered to be related to a change if a change in one element requires a change in another element.
- · #PopularScience
How China is losing its economic supremacy (Video from MyGap)
How China is losing its economic supremacy (Video from MyGap) I used to say that I like infographics to present information. I also like to read comic books about difficult topics. Both of these things are combined on the MyGap channel, where the author makes informative cartoons on interesting topics. For example, in video The story of the Chinese economic miracle was analyzed, which brought the Chinese economy to second place in nominal GDP after the United States, and first in GDP in purchasing power parity. (on 2014 year).
- · #Architecture
[4/5] Clean design (Tidy First?) (Category Architecture)
\[4/5\] Clean design (Tidy First?) (Rubric Architecture ) Continuing posts (1, 2 and 3) About the book "Clean Design" I will tell about the last part, in which the author shares his theoretical researches that allow you to gain intuition in making decisions regarding the design of software. Here the author discusses the questions - What is software design? How does design affect the development and operation of software and vice versa? Is it worth investing in the development of software structure and what will it lead to? - What principles?
- · #DataScience
ITMO Mega School 2024 Igor Kotenkov - State of the LLM Landscape
ITMO Mega School 2024 Igor Kotenkov - State of the LLM Landscape Interesting. report Generalizing the state of affairs in the LLM (large language modes) from Igor Kotenkova, author of the channel "Sioloshnaya" (@seeallochnaya)Which I read with interest. Specifically in this video, the author 2 It provides a good overview of the latest achievements for ITMO students.
- · #Architecture
[3/5] Clean design (Tidy First?) (Category Architecture)
\[3/5\] Clean design (Tidy First?) (Rubric Architecture ) Continuing posts (1 and 2) In the book Clean Design, the author talks about how to manage cleaning: when to start, when to finish, and how to combine it with changing the behavior of the system. Here the author gives the following advice - Cleaning separately (separate tidying) Cleaning should be carried out separately from changes that change the behavior of the system. This can be easily arranged by wrapping all cleaning changes into a separate MR. (merge request).
- · #Devops
Lessons from a Hyperscaler • Casey Rosenthal • GOTO 2024
Lessons from a Hyperscaler • Casey Rosenthal • GOTO 2024 Interesting. report from Casey Rosenthal The author of the bookChaos Engineering", in which he talks about the lessons learned from working in hyperscale companies, where hyperscale it Hyperscale is the ability of an architecture to scale appropriately as increased demand is added to the system. He worked for Netflix and was originally part of the traffic team, which was responsible for making Netflix work for users.
- · #Architecture
[2/5] Clean design (Tidy First?) (Category Architecture)
\[2/5\] Clean design (Tidy First?) (Rubric Architecture ) Continue. first I’ll start with the first part of the book Clean Design, in which the author talks about the concept of small changes that make code easier. And here we change the structure of the software, not its behavior. The author says it’s like refactoring and tidyings are a help to refactoring. A separate term appeared because refactoring is now often referred to as those changes that change the behavior of the program, and the author wants to clearly distinguish this.
- · #Architecture
[1/5] Clean design (Tidy First?) (Category Architecture)
\[1/5\] Clean design (Tidy First?) (Rubric Architecture ) Yesterday I was delivered a new book by Kent Beck. (Kent Beck)Many years ago, he invented extreme programming. (XP, Extreme programming) He signed the Agile Manifesto. I almost read Kent's last book. 20 Years ago, when I was just starting out, I immediately bought myself a translation from Peter and read it the same day it arrived. The book was definitely interesting, albeit eerily short.
- · #Infographics
Visualizing Change: A data-driven snapshot of our world
Visualizing Change: A data-driven snapshot of our world Lately, I’ve learned that I can’t read cleverly-wise books with a high level of abstraction in the evening – after a working day, my neuron starts to troll and I stop perceiving the text as vividly as in the morning. But I found a way out - in the evenings I study visual books, where there are a lot of diagrams and infographics. And the book. Visualizing Change " just like that. It was written by the creators of the site.
- · #ML
YAC 2023 - Neuroseries. (1 season 1 episode)
YAC 2023 - Neuroseries. (1 season 1 episode) Interesting Even Another Conference That Years 10 I visited in person. And now it's done as a series. firstIt is devoted to transformational changes from LLMs, and shows how they affect the products of Yandex. It tells about how the new Alice became smarter to communicate with users - first with the help of the skill "Let's figure it out", and then in the usual mode.
- · #AI
You're fired. With respect, ChatGPT. (Posts Tagged “Map, Money and Product”)
You're fired. With respect, ChatGPT. (Posts Tagged “Map, Money and Product”) An interesting issue of the podcast "Map, money and product"In this book, my colleagues discuss the impact of artificial intelligence on various professions, but mainly in products. It is very interesting to listen to the guest, Vitya Tarnavsky, Director of AI Center Tinkoff, who talks about the current capabilities of AI, as well as its prospects. If you cut down, the guys raised questions.
- · #Infosec
Code of leadership 15 - Interview with Roman Lebed about Information security
Code of leadership 15 - Interview with Roman Lebed about Information security In fifteenth edition of the podcast "Code of Leadership" I spoke with Roman Lebed, an architect from Tinkoff's information security department. Prior to Tinkoff, Roman led the Red Team and conducted applied research in application and operating system security. In this interview, we discuss approaches to security in modern technology companies. Za. 50 We had time to consider the following moments.
- · #Vacancy
Potential a/b platform logo
Potential a/b platform logo Continuing post vacancy Staff Engineer in a/b platform @ Tinkoff I came up with a couple of pictures for the platform. They are based on illustrations from Ron Kochaviwriter Confidential a/b testing (Trustworthy Online Controlled Experiments\). A beautiful picture of Ron with funny covers also attached to this post.
- · #Vacancy
Staff Engineer on a/b platform @ Tinkoff
Staff Engineer on a/b platform @ Tinkoff I'm looking for a cool engineer on a team that's developing a system to run experiments. This system allows you to automate all stages of experiments from planning to summing up and significantly reduce the cost of experiments. It is interesting that my colleague, Andrei Tsybin, with whom we have already recorded, is responsible for this system. Podcast series "Code of Leadership" About the Statist product analytics system.
- · #Processes
Let's talk about DX, Baby! - Jo Franchetti - NDC London 2024
Let's talk about DX, Baby! - Jo Franchetti - NDC London 2024 This one report Joe Franketti at the NDC conference 2024 Dedicated to developer experience (DX, DevEx)A few whitepapers have been released recently. This topic appeals to me, so I will briefly tell you what was discussed in this report:
- · #ForParents
Cunning fox. (Outfoxed)
Cunning fox. (Outfoxed) Recently, my wife bought a game for our kids about the Insidious Fox who stole a delicious pie and put all foxes under suspicion:). And I've already played this game with my sons several times, where players have to act as detectives and track down, calculate, and catch a fox by the tail before it runs to its burrow. Through our moves, we search for suspects, study evidence, and use a special decryptor to determine what evidence our cunning man had. This allows you to narrow the circle of suspects until there is only one.
- · #Writing
Facility 4 - Lesson. 7 "A book on shelves. Expert Yulia Potemkina
Facility 4 - Lesson. 7 "A book on shelves. Expert Yulia Potemkina Continuing a series of posts about your book writing training (See previous posts: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6)I'll tell you about lesson seven. In this lesson, Yulia, the leading editor of the publishing house MIF, talked about her work and how the book looks structurally. Honestly, after this lesson, I realized that I would like to involve an editor in improving my book, whose work is similar to what happens at code review.
- · #BookCube
A few photos from Yandex’s CTO Day trip I mentioned earlier. You can see them.
A few photos from the trip to CTO Day by Yandex, which I mean told earlier. You can see them. Museum where the program of the second day was held
- · #Software
CTO Day by Yandex
CTO Day by Yandex I was this weekend at a very interesting event from Yandex in Dubai, where a large number of technical leaders gathered. (Not just Russian companies) discuss interesting issues. Honestly, I have long been tired of attending conferences as a listener, this year reduced my trips as a speaker, but such events as organized by Yandex I like. There's a bunch of smart people in one place who you can talk to for hours on different topics and learn something new in the discussion, which is very important to me.
- · #Chess
Chess Candidates Tournament 2024 (Candidates Tournament 2024)
Chess Candidates Tournament 2024 (Candidates Tournament 2024) This year has been very An interesting tournament of candidates for the chess crown. I was rooting for Jan Nepomnyashchi, however, not live, but in the reviews of the parties that I watched in the mornings before work. Jan was the only one of the contestants to not lose a single game. But youth won the tournament Gukesh Dommaraju, who only won. 17 years. The plot of the tournament was twisted as famously as possible and in the last round everything was done.
- · #BookCube
ICPC final – victory of HSE and MIPT teams
ICPC final – victory of HSE and MIPT teams Tinkoff staff, students, teachers and fellows have participated in the ICPC over the years. This year, HSE and MIPT teams won the absolute championship, gold and silver, in two finals at once.
- · #BookCube
They went to Egypt for the ICPC final. Congratulations to the winners and prize-winners!
They went to Egypt for the ICPC final. Congratulations to the winners and prize-winners!
- · #Art
My neighbor Hayao. Artbook based on the work of Miyazaki (My Neighor Hayao. Art Inspired by the Films of Miyazaki)
My neighbor Hayao. Artbook based on the work of Miyazaki (My Neighor Hayao. Art Inspired by the Films of Miyazaki) Sometimes you can’t read books at night. In this case, I have a number of books containing mostly pictures that are just nice to flip through and relax:) My Neighbor Hayao is part of this series, even though I haven’t seen a movie. Miyazaki (my joint). This book presents more than 250 artists and illustrators who, inspired by the worlds of Hayao Miyazaki, decided to create something of their own, no less amazing and magical.
- · #Writing
Facility 4 - Lesson. 6 "I'm waiting for the muse, and she never comes. Expert: Larisa Parfentieva
Facility 4 - Lesson. 6 "I'm waiting for the muse, and she never comes. Expert: Larisa Parfentieva Continuing a series of posts about your book writing training (See previous posts: 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5)I'll talk about lesson six. It was about finding inspiration. It was a practical exercise. Larisa Parfentieva - the author of the best-selling Mytha with a lot of regalia.
- · #Math
[2/2] How to Lie with Statistics (How to Lie with Statistics)
\[2/2\] How to Lie with Statistics (How to Lie with Statistics) Continue. first-postLet me tell you about the last chapter. How to Put Statistics in Place ", which is the culmination of a book where the author gives questions worth asking when you see arguments based on statistics:"
- · #Management
[1/2] How to Lie with Statistics (How to Lie with Statistics) (Category Management)
\[1/2\] How to Lie with Statistics (How to Lie with Statistics) (Rubric Management ) This is Darrell Huff's book. 70 years, but it has not lost its relevance. I decided to read it for the rest of the book. Understanding Statistics and Experimental Design. How to Not Lie With Statistics "that I mean." told earlier. And the book did not disappoint my expectations - it is written in plain language, contains no water and talks about various ways to abuse statistics to deceive the audience and manipulate their opinions. The book consists of 10 chapters: 1.
- · #Software
How We Write Better Software with Low-Code • Michiel Overeem • GOTO 2023
How We Write Better Software with Low-Code • Michiel Overeem • GOTO 2023 Interesting. speech low-code platform Michiel Overeem How the Dutch company AFAS came to its SaaS product (a mixture of ERP, CRM, CMS, and other three-letter words) It's a low-code approach. In fact, the product is almost 3 Over the decades, it has gone from MS DOS to being deployed on servers and becoming a legacy:) Then there was the task to separate the domain logic and the technological part.
- · #Brain
The art of systems thinking (The Art of Systems Thinking)
The art of systems thinking (The Art of Systems Thinking) This book by Joseph O’Connor and Ian McDermot is one of the simplest and most understandable books on systems thinking I’ve read. Instead of abstruse theory and complex explanations, the authors offer a bunch of practical examples that they weave into the narrative so that you learn the concepts of systemic thinking in everyday situations, like quarrels with your soul mate, alcohol consumption or learning a new one.
- · #Thinking
How Cognitive Biases Affect our Software Architectures • Birgitta Böckeler • YOW! 2022
How Cognitive Biases Affect our Software Architectures • Birgitta Böckeler • YOW! 2022 It's note For architects, which addressed the following biases that are important to us when designing software:
- · #Thinking
Sunk cost fallacy (Non-recoverable costs)
Sunk cost fallacy (Non-recoverable costs) Sunk cost fallacy is an interesting phenomenon in which a person does not want to give up a strategy or course of action because they have invested heavily in them, even if it is obvious that rejection will be more profitable. Funny that there are also related effects: The Ikea effect is a cognitive bias that occurs when customers disproportionately value significance. (value) products that they create in part by themselves. (For example, assembled from parts)
- · #ML
MLOps in theory and practice
MLOps in theory and practice Recently first episode Podcast by Tinkoff Education and the Higher School of Economics. It was about MLOps. Now AI/ML topics are on everyone’s radar: everyone is trying to use LLM to optimize existing processes, someone is trying to come up with breakthrough ideas, and someone is afraid of these changes. Universities now have a large number of data science and machine learning courses, but real companies often need not only to create a good model, but also to make a bunch of other squats, which can be called MLOps.
- · #ForKids
Calista Luxury Resort
Calista Luxury Resort It was only on Sunday evening that we returned with our family from our holiday in Turkey. Calista. We fly there for the second year in a row in April and I decided to share my impressions of the hotel, which seems to me a great option for a holiday. and First of all, it's a cool hotel for a family trip - we have three sons of different ages.
- · #Management
Code of leadership 14 - Interview with Artem Ivanov about Risk Tech
Code of leadership 14 - Interview with Artem Ivanov about Risk Tech In fourteenth edition of the podcast I'm talking to Artem Ivanov, technical head of the Risk Technology department. In this video, Artyom shares a story about how you can grow from Jun to head a department, and a department that affects the entire business of a large company. And he also lifts the veil of secrecy about how engineering works with risks inside Tinkoff.
- · #Writing
Facility 4 - Lesson. 5. “How to overcome writing blocks. Practical exercise. Expert Yulia Bayandina
Facility 4 - Lesson. 5. “How to overcome writing blocks. Practical exercise. Expert Yulia Bayandina Continuing a series of posts about your book writing training (See previous posts: 1, 2, 3 and 4)I'll talk about lesson five. It was about how to overcome writing blocks. This practical lesson was led by Yulia Bayandina, a partner and co-director of MIF, who nine years ago built a content marketing system from scratch. Each participant worked with his or her A4 sheet, which he or she gradually filled in with text in the following order.
- · #Management
How To Be A Great Programmer • Dave Farley • GOTO 2023
How To Be A Great Programmer • Dave Farley • GOTO 2023 It's short. video Dave Farley is about being a great developer. Interestingly, Dave himself is a grated kalach, who in ancient times wrote the book Continuous Delivery. (I mean, told)“Modern Software Engineering: Doing What Works to Build Better Software Faster” is on my shelf. In this video, Dave highlights six things he thinks are important to cool engineers.
- · #Productivity
[2/2] Measuring Engineering Productivity (from Software Engineering at Google) (Category Productivity)
\[2/2\] Measuring Engineering Productivity (from Software Engineering at Google) (Rubric Productivity ) Continue. firstThe study readability process, in which the authors formulated a goal for developer productivity, decomposing it into five separate components with a sonorous acronym. QUANTS :
- · #Productivity
[1/2] Measuring Engineering Productivity (from Software Engineering at Google) (Category Productivity)
\[1/2\] Measuring Engineering Productivity (from Software Engineering at Google) (Rubric Productivity ) While I'm on vacation. familiarize with a cool book from Google engineers, where they're opening the veil of secrecy about their engineering culture, processes and practices. I love this book and decided to share a topical chapter on how Google approaches measuring engineering productivity and here are the main thoughts from this chapter. Google is a data-driven company where decisions are made based on objective information, not subjective opinions.
- · #AI
GitHub Copilot: Coding Will Never Be The Same Again • Ryan J. Salva • YOW! 2023
GitHub Copilot: Coding Will Never Be The Same Again • Ryan J. Salva • YOW! 2023 Interesting. speech from Ryan J. Salva VP of Product in Github, which talks about how Copilot works, and accompanies it all with several demos. The main theme of the talk is how Copilot helps engineers improve their productivity and change the way they work with code.
- · #SelfDevelopment
How do I get information to be in the subject of IT and not only
How do I get information to be in the subject of IT and not only I recently received a similar question from my colleague, Vova Konopleva, CTO of our bank for legal entities, which runs its channel @konoplevthoughts. I liked the question and decided to turn the answer into a separate post, where I will tell about my sources of information.
- · #Writing
Facility 4 - Lesson. 4 “How to organize work. Expert: Renat Shagabutdinov
Facility 4 - Lesson. 4 “How to organize work. Expert: Renat Shagabutdinov Continuing a series of posts about your book writing training (See previous posts: 1, 2 and 3)I'll talk about lesson four. It was about how to build your schedule so that you can work systematically on a book. The advice is based on the experience of various authors who have already published their book, sometimes more than one. Below are the highlights I learned from this lesson.
- · #Software
Kolobanga. Only for Internet users
Kolobanga. Only for Internet users Vacation is a time when you spend a lot of time with your children and see what they play and what cartoons they watch. And then I suddenly liked the cartoon about emojis "Kolobang", which hooked my three-year-old son Kirill. This cartoon is almost ten years old, but at one time he somehow passed me by. The main characters of the cartoon are smileys on the Internet, who travel to various iconic places: from the social network to the library of Vicky-Wiki and Fidonet.
- · #BookCube
This is the cover of the book "Trust A/B Testing" I wrote about above. Let’s take a test and write in the comments which option you like more:))
This is the cover of the book "Trust A/B Testing," which I'm talking about. wrote higher. Let’s take a test and write in the comments which option you like more:))
- · #Math
Confidential a/b testing (Trustworthy Online Controlled Experiments)
Confidential a/b testing (Trustworthy Online Controlled Experiments) After the start of the holiday, I finished reading. book nIt is a necessary tool for big tech companies in order to evaluate the effectiveness of certain ideas for optimizing websites, applications, ml-models.
- · #Thinking
Keynote: Debug your thinking - Laila Bougria - NDC London 2024
Keynote: Debug your thinking - Laila Bougria - NDC London 2024 Interesting reportDedicated to improving thinking from Laila Bougria She talks about what she has learned and the importance of critical thinking and mental debuggers for problem solving and decision making. In general, the main metaphor of the report is debugging thinking in much the same way as we do with software, which has unpredictable errors. The author gives the following advice: It is important to analyze the problems, pause and think about the available alternatives.
- · #Devops
Code of Leadership 13 - "Accelerate"
Code of Leadership 1 3 - "Accelerate" The Thirteenth Edition of Code of Leadership Accelerate is a book written by Gene Kim, Jez Humble, and Nicole Forsgren. The popularity of this book is due to the fact that this book provides steep conclusions about the relationship of processes and practices within the organization and its effectiveness, and these are the issues that interest management. Unlike many other books, these claims are supported by systematic research. I am discussing the book with Igor Kurochkin, who has more.
- · #Software
Intentional Code - Minimalism in a World of Dogmatic Design - David Whitney - NDC Porto 2023
Intentional Code - Minimalism in a World of Dogmatic Design - David Whitney - NDC Porto 2023 Interesting. speech David Whitney , head of architecture at New Day, on the theme of software design and design, in which fun illustrations and interesting ideas that can be summarized until the next
- · #Software
Vacation
Vacation Today began my first holiday this year, which I spend in Turkey with my family. In order not to get too relaxed, I brought along a book called Software Engineering at Google, which had been waiting on my bookshelf for a long time. During the flight, I had already read three chapters and they were interesting. If you extrapolate to 8 While I’m on vacation, I’ll finish it by the end of my vacation:)