Book Cube: 2024, page 9
Book Cube publications from 2024, page 9: bilingual notes, sources, and original Telegram posts.
- · #Management
[1/2] Dark data (Dark Data. Why What We Don’t Know Is Even More Important Than What We Do) (Category Management)
\[1/2\] Dark data (Dark Data. Why What We Don’t Know Is Even More Important Than What We Do) (Rubric Management ) I recently read this book by David Hand, Fellow of the British Academy and President of the Royal Statistical Society. I was interested in the subtitle of the book in Russian, “A Practical Guide to Making the Right Decisions in a World of Missing Data.” As a result, I didn't see a practical guide, but I did see a lot of real-life file stories when working with data.
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Corporate messenger Time
Corporate messenger Time We at the company have long moved to our corporate messenger Time. Slack refused to work with Russian companies. Over the past couple of years, the solution has passed the test of fire, water and copper pipes and showed that this messenger can be used to communicate with tens of thousands of employees. You can also build business processes and automation on top of it. (ala chat-ops). Some time ago, we started selling this solution as a box product for customers and there is a steady demand for it.
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Roulette cases: Examples of poor architecture (Category Architecture)
Roulette cases: Examples of poor architecture (Rubric Architecture ) Appeared. record Discussions from the last submarine, where I came to talk about bad architecture with the organizers, as well as Ilya Zonov and Kirill Vetchinkin. The discussion was intense and we discussed the issues.
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Facility 4 - Lesson. 8 “MS Word for large and complex texts. Expert Yulia Potemkina (Category Writing)
Facility 4 - Lesson. 8 “MS Word for large and complex texts. Expert Yulia Potemkina (Rubric Writing ) Overload at work led to the fact that I dropped out of the course of writing a book, but now decided to catch up with him. I started with the eighth lesson from Julia about MS Word and its capabilities. Something about this harvester. (MS Word) I'm scared. (Possibly a bunch of customization options)I usually use Google Docs online. But the Word lesson was interesting. By the way, previous posts here: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7.
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Speech on architecture and design at the festival T-Dvor in St. Petersburg (Category Architecture)
Speech on architecture and design at the festival T-Dvor in St. Petersburg (Rubric Architecture ) In a week, I'm going to St. Petersburg to perform at our festival. T-courtwhich will be with 6 along 9 June. The last day will be dedicated to the technologies and professions of the future, and it is there that I will talk briefly about how we design our solutions that must work reliably and scale to the growing load due to the increase in the number of customers. (We already have them.
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How and Why to Measure Engineering Productivity in a Large Company (Category Management)
How and Why to Measure Engineering Productivity in a Large Company (Rubric Management ) Appeared. record I gave a talk at MTS True Tech Day about engineering productivity. This topic is important for large companies, as it is difficult to understand how effective the organization is. There are general indicators for the whole company, but they
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This is how the whitepaper about salmon and MRI is seen by artificial intelligence:)
Here we go. whitepaper about salmon and MRI is seen by artificial intelligence:)
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Neural correlates of interspecies perspective taking in the post-mortem Atlantic Salmon: an argument for multiple comparisons correction (Humor column)
Neural correlates of interspecies perspective taking in the post-mortem Atlantic Salmon: an argument for multiple comparisons correction (Rubric Humor ) David Hand's book "Dark Data" ("Dark data. Why what you don't know matters") came across this whitepaper It's about doing brain experiments on dead salmon. This experiment won the Ig Nobel Prize in Neuroscience and was staged as follows: Dead salmon underwent an MRI brain scan. At the same time, they showed a series of photos depicting people in different situations.
- · #Speaking
Live broadcast about slide-centered thinking from Kirill Anastasin and Vanya Lukyanov (Category Speaking)
Live broadcast about slide-centered thinking from Kirill Anastasin and Vanya Lukyanov (Rubric Speaking ) Today's comedian (@komikaki)Kirill Anastasin, debate with Vanya Lukyanov theme about the presentation, which will raise questions
- · #AI
ChatGPT from Scratch: How to Train an Enterprise AI Assistant • Phil Winder • GOTO 2023 (AI column)
ChatGPT from Scratch: How to Train an Enterprise AI Assistant • Phil Winder • GOTO 2023 (Rubric AI ) Interesting. speech Phil Winder, CEO of Winder.AI and author of the bookReinforcement Learning" In this video, the author talks basic about chatGPT and shows a funny demo with a fingerprinting model for writing lyrics, and then reads this created lyrics against the background of music generated by Stable Audio.
- · #Kids
Fingerpool and Chapaev (Category Kids)
Fingerpool and Chapaev (Rubric Kids ) Who hasn't played in childhood Chapaeva)? I played and decided to continue the tradition with my children, but quickly tired of getting checkers from under all the sofas and beds. Next, I decided to look for a game in this style, but so that the board had edges. I quickly found Carr's game, but I thought 15A thousand rubles for this game is expensive.
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Examples of illustrations from the book Introduction to RUP (The Rational Unified Process. An Introduction)
Examples of illustrations from the book Introduction to RUP (The Rational Unified Process. An Introduction\)
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Introduction to RUP (The Rational Unified Process. An Introduction) (Category Management)
Introduction to RUP (The Rational Unified Process. An Introduction) (Rubric Management ) This is a book by Philip Cracchten. (Philippe Kruchten) It is dedicated to the development process, which in the late nineties and early two thousandth claimed to become the de facto standard in software development. It was no longer waterfall, which everyone interprets simplistically and prefers to stigmatize talking about the lack of iterations and feedback. (broadly).
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ArchDays 2024 - CFP (Category Architecture)
ArchDays 2024 - CFP (Rubric Architecture ) It'll be over this autumn. 6 conference ArchDays Software architecture. I’ve been on the program committee of this conference since its inception, so I can’t help sharing the launch of the CFP. (call for paper). If you want to speak at a conference and talk about one of the topics: design processes, practices, tools, learning architecture or about your own development, then you are welcome.
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Picture from the neural network on the theme of the digital economy and the digitalization of everything and everything:)
Picture from the neural network on the theme of the digital economy and the digitalization of everything and everything:)
- · #Economics
WTF Digital Economy and Digitalization (Category Economics)
WTF Digital Economy and Digitalization (Rubric Economics ) In the comments to post The Digital Transformation of China ("The Digital Economy") I was hinted that the topic of the digital economy was not disclosed. I thought about the comment and decided to write what I think about digitalization and the digital economy in a separate post.
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Book Review: China’s Digital Transformation (The Digital Economy)
Book covers China’s Digital Transformation (The Digital Economy\)
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China’s Digital Transformation (The Digital Economy) (Category Economics)
China’s Digital Transformation (The Digital Economy) (Rubric Economics ) A fairly ancient book from Ma Huateng, the founder of Tencent, which he originally published in the United States. 2017in 2019 This year it was translated into Russian. Interestingly, Tencent is one of the big tech companies in China that created the WeChat countries. In the year of publication, this book might be considered a visionary one, but in 2024 This year we can see how good Ma Huateng was. ( And he was good. ).
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T-Start
T-Start Our mobile team. published The new version of iOS Tinkoff Bank in the AppStore called “T-Start”. If you have iOS, then I recommend you to quickly download this version and get access to new features that our guys have been developing lately.
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A few illustrations for "Morphology of a fairy tale" by Vladimir Propp
Some illustrations for "The Morphology of a Fairy TaleVladimir Propp
- · #Writing
The Morphology of the Magic Tale (Category Writing)
The Morphology of the Magic Tale (Rubric Writing ) Recently I read this book by Vladimir Propp, which was published almost exclusively. 100 years ago. In this work, Vladimir attempted to analyze how fairy tales are arranged and how they can be compared with each other. Initially, in the book, he gives examples of classifications of fairy tales by plot or motifs, but quickly shows how inconsistent this is.
- · #Architecture
An Introduction to Residuality Theory - Barry O'Reilly - NDC Oslo 2023 (Category Architecture)
An Introduction to Residuality Theory - Barry O'Reilly - NDC Oslo 2023 (Rubric Architecture ) Interesting. speech Residuality theory by Barry O'Reilly, author of the theory. The author makes an approach to creating a theory that will help engineers pump into architecture not just by gaining experience, but using the achievements of complexity theory, but without immersing in all its complexity.
- · #Kids
100 Things To Know About Oceans (Category Kids)
100 Things To Know About Oceans (Rubric Kids ) Our youngest son loves books about oceans and sea creatures, and he also goes to English kindergarten. For these reasons, I decided to buy him this colorful book with great pictures and very interesting facts about the underwater world. We read the book like this: I read an interesting fact in English, then translate it into Russian, and then we discuss the stories themselves: about huge schools of fish, mountains under water, pirates, whales, inhabitants of the ocean floor and so on.
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Designing for change with Vertical Slice Architecture - Chris Sainty - NDC London 2024 (Category Architecture)
Designing for change with Vertical Slice Architecture - Chris Sainty - NDC London 2024 (Rubric Architecture ) Interesting but strange. report Vertical Slices as an Architectural Concept. The bottom line is that we should design applications with change in mind, because change is the only constant in our industry. Next, the author recalls previous types of architecture
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Transcript of the report on the productivity of engineers for those who do not open Medium. Over the weekend, I’ll be recording the director’s version of the report and posting it on my YouTube channel:)
Transcription Productivity Report of Engineers For those who do not have Medium. Over the weekend, I’ll be recording the director’s version of the report and posting it on my YouTube channel:)
- · #Management
Engineering Productivity Report at MTS True Tech Day (Category Management)
Engineering Productivity Report at MTS True Tech Day (Rubric Management ) Today, on the main stage of the conference from MTS, I will talk about developer productivity. This conference has an interesting slogan: "Science and Technology Code," which I liked. My talk will be partly experimental, because I will have to tell part of the report in stand-up format without slides. (They did not meet the deadline for sending them.).
- · #Engineering
CTO Day Light by Yandex
CTO Day Light by Yandex Yesterday was an interesting party for technical directors from Yandex in the center of Moscow. The event turned out to be very interesting for me, as I managed to communicate with smart people and discuss interesting issues from half-joking to serious, for example.
- · #AI
Google I/O 2024: Everything Revealed in 12 Minutes (AI column)
Google I/O 2024: Everything Revealed in 12 Minutes (Rubric AI\) One day passed with GPT-4o announced by OpenAI Google I/O, which can be viewed as 12minutely cutting of key moments from CNET. It’s funny that the Google I/O event itself can be replaced with a single letter and renamed Google AI, which was mostly talked about from the stage:)
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Introducing GPT-4o (AI column)
Introducing GPT-4o (Rubric AI ) It was interesting yesterday. announcement A new model from OpenAI and a live demo of its capabilities. The video continues. 26 It is interesting to see it in the original, as there were some interesting news: Appearance of the desktop version of ChatGPT (Mac) The launch of the new flagship model GPT-4o, which is truly multimodal and you can talk to it, show videos and pictures and ask questions about them.
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A few pictures to the report, which presents significant models for 2023 The performance of the models approaches or exceeds the human level.
A few pictures to reportThese are significant models for 2023 The performance of the models approaches or exceeds the human level.
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Artificial Intelligence Index Report 2024 (AI column)
Artificial Intelligence Index Report 2024 (Rubric AI ) I read this one recently. Stanford University for Human-Centered AIwhich in the form of pdf takes a solid 500+ pages:) The report is quite significant in the industry and covers a large number of topics. (broken into 9 RnD, tech performance, responsible AI, economy, science & medicine, education, policy & governance, diversity, public opinion). Each chapter contains a large number of references to research, various visualizations and non-trivial conclusions that result in the next top-level findings.
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Book cover for Agile Modeling. The English edition is very colorful:)
Covers Books about Agile Modeling. The English edition is very colorful:)
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Flexible technologies: Extreme Programming and Unified Development Process (Agile Modeling: Effective practices for XP) (Category Management)
Flexible technologies: Extreme Programming and Unified Development Process (Agile Modeling: Effective practices for XP) (Rubric Management ) Retrieved from the shelf a rare book by Scott Ambler (Scott Ambler)which I read back in 2005 At the beginning of his career as an engineer. At that time, everyone did not pray at Agile Manifesto, the cascading development was still in perfect order, and a unified development process for the RUP species was walking around the world. (Rational Unified Process).
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You Keep Using That Word • Sam Newman • GOTO 2023 (Category Architecture)
You Keep Using That Word • Sam Newman • GOTO 2023 (Rubric Architecture ) It's report Sam Newman, the famous popularizer of the term microservices, on which he wrote the famous books "Building Microservices" 2015 "Monolith to Microservices" 2019 It was a year that led to the microservices boom. In this report, the author decided not to deal with the services themselves, but with the links between them. These connections are often classified as synchronous or asynchronous, but what is asynchronicity and how does it relate to synchronicity?
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All about Kid and Carlson (ll. A. Savchenko) (Karlsson pa taket flyger igen. Karlsson pa taket smyger igen) (Category Kids)
All about Kid and Carlson (ll. A. Savchenko) (Karlsson pa taket flyger igen. Karlsson pa taket smyger igen) (Rubric Kids ) Many adults watched as children. cartoons about Kid and Carlson. Adults then show it to their children and then buy a book to read Carlson stories to their children before bedtime. My wife and I did it and bought it. book With amazing illustrations from old Soviet cartoons. It’s a great, familiar story about a kid’s friend who lives on a rooftop and can fly thanks to his propeller on his back... but something’s wrong.
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The covers of a book about China. It is interesting to compare how they changed during the reprint of the book in Russian.
Covers books. It is interesting to compare how they changed during the reprint of the book in Russian.
- · #History
A Brief History of China (The Shortest History Of China) (Category History)
A Brief History of China (The Shortest History Of China) (Rubricak History ) This book by Jaywin Linda about the history of China reminded me of a set of multi-colored beads, where each bead is a separate historical period.
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I wonder how publishers approach the cover of a design book I talked about this morning:)
I wonder how publishers approach the cover of the design book I'm talking about differently. told morning:)
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Designing everything (How Design Makes the World) (Category Design)
Designing everything (How Design Makes the World) (Rubric Design ) A very simple and short book on design by Scott Berkun, who has written many books, including The Speaker's Revelation. (more post) and "The Art of Project Management" that I've read before. As usual, Scott writes very simply and easily, gives a lot of examples and jokes, but the depth of the study of topics is such that it is interesting to read it for beginners. But you won’t learn much if you’ve read the books Scott mentions.
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Adaptive Architectures • Marty Pitt • GOTO 2023 (Category Architecture)
Adaptive Architectures • Marty Pitt • GOTO 2023 (Rubric Architecture ) Interesting. report from Marty Pitt The same theme he had raised a year earlier in "Using Semantic Metadata to Create an Automated Microservice Data Mesh." told earlier. However, now this idea is fed through adaptive architecture, which is achieved by the fact that we do not write binding code. (glue code)We need to integrate our individual APIs to do useful work. As in the past, this is achieved by:
- · #Management
There are more people on the team. 2 time and results in 2 never increased (Category Management)
There are more people on the team. 2 time and results in 2 never increased (Rubric Management ) Yesterday at the office I talked to my colleague about this. He used to lead several teams and now works as a staff engineer on architecture and design. The colleague noted about one of the teams with which he had previously interacted a lot, that it increased significantly, and the result increased disproportionately. And then we went on to discuss the causes of this effect, which I explain by the following factors:
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How Technical Problems Cause Organizational Friction • Adam Tornhill • GOTO 2023 (Category Architecture)
How Technical Problems Cause Organizational Friction • Adam Tornhill • GOTO 2023 (Rubric Architecture ) Interesting. report from Adam Tornhill sociotechnical smells (presentation available here). The bottom line is that our modern systems are very complex and involve both software and the people who write it. (It wasn't until LLMs started doing it themselves.). Balancing is difficult because the code doesn’t directly explain the sociotechnical context of who wrote it and why, and what changes it made.
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Covers for a book about deep learning
Covers for books deep learning
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Deep learning and data analysis. Practical guidance
Deep learning and data analysis. Practical guidance I read this one. book Dmitry Malov for a couple of weeks that fell on vacation and travel. The book is published in 2023 and is accompanied by a code and schedule that accessible Github. In the book 270 pages divided into 8 The author tries to first set out the necessary foundations, and then proceed to practice and examples: 1.
- · #Theater
Stop. Mocumentary-drama with elements of detective @ Theater "Practice"
Stop. Mocumentary-drama with elements of detective @ Theater "Practice" My wife and I went to this one yesterday. production And we loved it. The whole story sounds like this. Once husband, father and successful businessman Viktor Volkov stopped his BMW 5- of the series near the tram stop, got out of the car and sat on the bench. The event caught the attention of the entire city and destroyed two happy families. You enter a small room with eight rows of seats.
- · #SelfDevelopment
[2/2] Last lecture. A Wise Book on the Power of Dreams (The Last Lecture)
\[2/2\] Last lecture. A Wise Book on the Power of Dreams (The Last Lecture) In this post, I will continue the story of the book by Randy Pausch. Last lecture. (The Last Lecture) which I mean spoke in a previous post.. Here I'll talk about Randy's thoughts on how to live his own life and what principles to follow. Most of the principles I practice myself, and the rest I would like to practice, but it's a bit complicated.)
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[1/2] Last lecture. A Wise Book on the Power of Dreams (The Last Lecture)
\[1/2\] Last lecture. A Wise Book on the Power of Dreams (The Last Lecture) This book Randy Pausha and Zaslow Jeffrey is dedicated to children’s dreams and their fulfillment. Randy was a famous professor at Carnegie Mellon University, who was engaged in virtual reality before everyone heard it. Around 20 Years ago, he was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and there were few chances of a cure. The university offered him a “last lecture,” a tradition for retired professors.
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Your AI Survival Guide • Sol Rashidi & Joe Reis • GOTO 2024
Your AI Survival Guide • Sol Rashidi & Joe Reis • GOTO 2024 Interesting. release "Goto Book Club" about artificial intelligence, in which Joe Reis interviews Sol Rashidi, author of the bookYour AI Survival Guide" And that's what this interview is all about. Sol talks about its experience with artificial intelligence: helped launch IBM Watson in the future. 2011He was Chief Data and AI Officer at Sony Music, Chief Data and Analytics Officer at Merck Pharmaceutical. She has been working in large corporations, but 8 She became an ex-C-suite executive.
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Leetcode - progress in the fourth month
Leetcode - progress for fourth month Continue my series of posts about my experience with Leetcode (look 1, 2, 3 and 4). I ended my fourth month with leetcode.
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But here are the covers of the original and translated books, as well as some illustrations to make the style of presentation clear.
But here are the covers of the original and translated books, as well as some illustrations to make the style of presentation clear.