25 posts about "philosophy"
A glass of champagne in hand. Sunk deep into a plush airplane seat. You start to think you’ve finally got it all figured out. On board a…
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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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Im gonna start in french and then I'll switch back to english. Merci Larry. C'est un plaisir, c'est un devoir d'être parmi vous en ce point…
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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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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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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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Daring to reflect and question our conception of humanity will be the most productive form of resistance to artificial intelligence, more so…
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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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At the end of the day last Friday, the OpenAI board of directors surprised the world technology by firing their CEO Sam Altman. Sam Altman…
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The world of software development celebrates innovators. Those who challenge preconceptions and venture into uncharted waters. But the…
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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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Against a commonly accepted ideology imposing self-actualisation and perpetual state of hustling as moral values, lays a calm principle…
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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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The novel The Plague by Albert Camus was published in June 1947. Since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, many readers have obtained a copy…
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Donald Knuth is an American computer scientist, mathematician, and professor emeritus at Stanford University. He is the 1974 recipient of…
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In reading Randy Pausch's book "The Last Lecture", the reader accompanies a man spending his last months preparing to leave life. Randy…
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Programming is establishing a complex path where, no matter what information flows through it, the executed program accomplishes the desired…
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Scott Adams is an American entrepreneur better known as the creator of the comic strip Dilbert. This daily comic strip is a satire about…
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Double ignorance refers to the cognitive state of an individual who is so ignorant that he ignores his own ignorance. Men love to express…
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Under daily life noise there is a calm and pacific realm. The medecine professor Jon Kabat-Zinn puts forward the analogy of the storm at sea…
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In the software world, we are sometimes trading cybersecurity, clean architecture and just basic good practice concerns to convenience…
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