39 posts about "growth"
Denis Villeneuve's Sicario (2015) is a police thriller, and what is sometimes called a neo-Western. It follows the hunt for a Mexican drug…
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The second law of thermodynamics is often used by literary types like me to explain away some phenomena they decry. The second law of…
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"The policy of being too cautious is the greatest risk of all" Jawaharlal Nehru, India's first Prime Minister FUD is a useful acronym used…
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In a world of constant change and finite resources, we face a choice: we can do what most people do—congratulate ourselves when things go…
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Curiosity will get us out of trouble. No need to insist or speak louder. But being curious is difficult: we must let others speak, encourage…
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That's the message Leo Herzog wants to get across. He's an IT specialist working at a college in Michigan, and his little website gives us…
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What do the founder of PayPal, the French president, and a media tycoon have in common? Peter Thiel (PayPal, Palantir), George Soros, Carl…
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Comparing the software development lifecycle (SDLC) with the tidal cycle illuminates an obscure aspect of the profession. If you live far…
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I was listening to a podcast during my daily walk and came across an idea discussed by the hosts. It's a podcast related to soft skills in…
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First part of a series on integrating artificial intelligence into DevOps practices I believe the formalization of the DevOps engineer role…
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Knowing how to listen and understand before acting is the key to avoiding missteps and progressing, whether in sales or in life. The…
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Spoiler alert! Released in 1998, "Following" is the first feature film by English director Christopher Nolan. It’s a low-budget neo-noir…
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Exploring the reign of Persian king Cambyses II, particularly in the context of Darius' rise, offers insights into the potential dangers of…
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Before interrupting someone or diving into an argumentative debate, it’s essential to pause and suspend our judgment. This article explores…
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"Elon Musk threatens FBI agents and air traffic controllers with forced resignation if they do not respond to an email." Employees and the…
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"The Taoist tradition is one of the three pillars, along with Confucianism and Buddhism, of Chinese thought. This philosophy appeals to our…
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My Book of the Year - Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir, narrated by Ray Porter Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir, narrated by Ray Porter in its…
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JACK Tyler, you are by far the most interesting "single-serving" friend I've ever met. JACK You see, when you travel, everything is small…
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Let's imagine a world where some people are born with blue hair. However, society has decided not to allow people with blue hair to use…
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Distracted by vain thoughts throughout their lives, failing to transmute their experiences into wise maturity, in their elderly bodies, they…
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What I want to emphasize here is the collective awareness by social networks users of this communication strategy: prefacing. It seems that…
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Although I seem to be reading 3-5 books at the same time, I've read some books cover to cover and now, I wanna dig a bit into them in this…
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Reading the room is a common english expression referring to a complex social skill: the ability to quickly understand people's emotions…
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(updated with new words: garbo) Youth always had its own private language. In my younger days, I remember moving to a new city and…
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On Tuesday last week, Elizabeth Holmes reported to prison federal women's court from Bryan to Texas to serve an eleven-year sentence of…
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Leetcode is a web platform that prepares programmers for big tech companies technical interview process. It schools programmers about…
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I sometimes wonder if it bothers people that I post hyperlinks relating to my research and work on LinkedIn. I understand the nature of the…
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Since the pandemic, I seemed to have lost my essential connection with the reading. I was a reader in public transport. A reader during…
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When our working tool is the intellect, the ability to maintain deep concentration for a long period of time can make all the difference…
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Employers go to great lengths to ensure a perfect match in the recruitment process. But what about job seekers? The job market has become…
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Software is driving every aspects of the economy. At the bottom of the industry are the software developers. Developers are software…
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Professional software developers occupy a paradoxical position on the totem pole. We are both at the top ... and more often at the bottom…
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Imagine entering an unfamiliar house and immediately you notice that a step is missing from the main staircase. You worry out loud about the…
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Much like the blank page syndrome for a writer, the unstarted project is a plague known to all developers. Often times, we tend to want to…
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Against a commonly accepted ideology imposing self-actualisation and perpetual state of hustling as moral values, lays a calm principle…
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In the Italy of Renaissance, small northern city-states were in a constant state of war with each other. These cities were commercially…
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The archaeological site of the Temple of Delphi in Greece is perched high on the side of Mount Parnassus, less than 200km from downtown…
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Gift Culture, also known as Gift Economy, is a social exchange system adopted by some human societies when resources are in abundance. In…
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In a career, we often meet this type: the disillusioned guy who has seen everything and who likes to complain about everything and nothing…
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