Julius Tarng — Notes
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Partial list of things that I've seen that have changed the way I've seen things (in chronological order, oldest first)
Partial list of things that I've seen that have changed the way I've seen things (in chronological order, oldest first) Mills Baker - Losing our seat at the table Nate Silver - Signal and the Noise Douglas Englebart - Improving our Ability to Improve Intervention (Video) Ways Men in Tech Are Unintentionally Sexist Jane Elliot on Race (Video) Anecdote from Joy Angela DeGruy (Video) Two Asian-Americas The Smug style in American Liberalism Hamming on Software Write psychologically, not logically. The problem with programming is humans, not computers. Programming is more like novel writing than it
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