Things to think

• Analogrechnen (German) Fun and entertaining talk about analog computers, especially electronic analog computers. A quick way to calculate otherwise hard to implement operations like integrations on digital computers. Requires special hardware though. (The speaker mentions CORDIC)

• Blogger Peer Review Thoughts and links about peer reviews for blog articles. Also mentions knowledge graphs

• My Second Year as a Solo Developer Main take-away for me is that having less income than spendings is okay for a while because it makes the savings last longer

• Many Strategies Fail Because They Are Not Actually Strategies

• Moravec's paradox - Wikipedia

• Survey of alternative displays

• How to Debug, Embedded in Academia

• Startup idea checklist

• Do Things that Don't Scale

• First You Make the Maps Visualization of Map history (see Books - Mapmakers)

• 20 CDs curated by Steve Jobs & the iPod team

• Famous laws of Software development

• The Tao of HashiCorp Patterns inspiring me to use in software development

• Etsy’s experiment with immutable documentation

• Simulating identification by zip code, gender, birthdate Seemingly not very personal data can be used to identify persons (also see Differential Privacy for Dummies for a solution)

• Engineered Materials Arrestor System – Wikipedia Systems to stop rolling objects, for example airplanes overshooting the runway

• Hype Tech Presentation from fefe

• Sales Deck Five steps for a sales narrative

• Label Schema | Bringing Structure To Labels Organize labels and tags. Standard to make collaboration easier

• Apple’s New Map and their path to a better looking, better working digital map

• iPhones Are Allergic to Helium Helium has so small particles, that it can travel through a membrane. A story of a weird bug discovery

• David Patterson says its time for new computer architectures and software languages, talking about the RISC architecture

• Complexity and Strategy

• Ultimate Writer: an Open Digital Typewriter

• Why are conversations limited to about four people? A theoretical exploration of the conversation size constraint

• You don't need stand-ups "My advice for all teams is to not start by complicating things."

• In India, Summer Heat May Soon Be Literally Unbearable

• The open-plan office is a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad idea Underlying what I dislike about open offices

• Open Offices Make You Less Open

• Tweet about buzz-words

• Drawings with a two-dimensional catch

• Story behind Apple's old Icon Set

• Remote only manifesto

• BATNA Best Alternative to a Negotiated Agreement

• Are interruptions really worse for programmers than for other knowledge workers?

• Admin Anti-patterns Presentation from fefe

• Pixar's 22 Rules of Storytelling

• Superellipse – Wikipedia Basically the "round corners" Apple uses

• Progressive Punctuation

• Over 150 People Tried To Draw 10 Famous Logos From Memory, And The Results Are Hilarious

• Dumb things the camera companies are still doing

• DuckDuckGo: The Former Solopreneur That Is Beating Google at Its Game

• The Evolution of Trust Interactive game theory

• Complexity of the immune system (Also see books -> Complexity by Melanie Mitchell)

• Showing Maps in terms of time - not distance

Screenshot from a talk Gunter Dueck gave about Intrapreneuring