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do you have transcripts of the podcast anywhere?

You might enjoy "Science-mart" by Mirowski for a history / historiography of American science funding eras and relative "output"

You should really read Joshua Waitzkin's The Art of Learning. He went through a similar rapid progression to the top of competitive Tai Chi Push Hands in a short time frame.

basic execution of java code actualy requires a whiteboard in and of itself, so fair.

why any company has chosen to use kafka is beyond me.

For giving a child a sense of "building their personal library", perhaps helping them make and use a custom bookplate stamp for their books would spark that feeling

Thank you for this. This is history

Well, came here wanting to learn about becoming a great engineer as a complete beginner 23 year old, Came away learning about NGO obsessing over 15 year Olds and making them innovators and engineers, people who still have life and years ahead of them to figure out shit and learn things Appreciate the guys' obsession though and his vision and scale of creating a ripple in the student community so heads up

The point about kids not knowing what a filesystem is, man. This is such a disadvantage

Klutz is just the best.

Brilliant insight

Brit is awesome- I totally relate to his quest to explore data compression- except for machine learning “knowledge.” Like- For an image recognized by a deep layered neural work- that image exists as a “constellation” as it were- of connected neurons. What are the critical connections and what are the trivial connections for a concept like “cat.” Or “dog.” Can the trivial ones be “shaved off” so to speak- what’s the minimal number of neurons needed for a given tool to recognize a concept? Think of human cave drawings that evolved into letters.

Imagine a show that is both history and prophecy. That’s Connections. Burke “connects” seemingly unrelated inventions and histories events and uses the innovations that arise to prophesize how they will affect our future. In 1978, he correctly fortold of metadata and big banks; in 1985 he did no less than imagine a telework world and the interconnected network of social media. There are now 4 Connections shows and another one called The Day The Universe Changed, all absolutely worthy of your time.

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After this podcast, when I will do some bad engineering decisions I will think "Oz would not be happy" 😂

Exciting episode! Keep up the great work on the podcast 💚

Finally a new episode! I think Vlad Ten will be happy. Please keep making the podcast!

Pricing plans of CSPrimer??

People need to learn throughout their lives that's fine

Great talk. I recently finished reading George Leonard's "Mastery". And, several points Oz brings up reminded me of passages from the book. Incidentally, Leonard sees the process from the lens of Aikido. It is fascinating. On the topic of Software Engineers "getting better" - how would one even measure that for themselves?

These talks are very valuable. Thanks.

Cool, btw when will you release cs primer?

Hi from Vlad Ten subscribers

Hi, when will you release csprimer

Inspiring one, thank you! Are you aware of any Nand2Tetris for finance/economics? I'd also love to find one for probability (math)

Are you aware of any Nand2Tetris for finance/economics?

Love the content Oz!

Thanks for sharing your experience, Gentlemen.

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Thank you for sharing!

Keep doing it, amazing podcast

Keep doing that 😮 please don't stop🙅

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Keep going, Vlad Ten thinks it's cool, he's your fanboy

Echoing everyone saying to continue with the podcast! 🚀Being able to look over shoulders and be introduced to ideas that move unknown-unknowns to known-unknowns is spreading seeds of experience that while isn't "learning" in the traditional, active sense, does create new doors of exploration that didn't exist previously.👀 It's the same with why storytelling has been such a powerful knowledge sharing tool for lifetimes, it's not "learning" itself but is a resource of knowledge that can then be picked up or not, but creates ripples nonetheless. Besides Khan Academy, I hadn't heard of any of the other shownote resources previously and even if I had, it's interesting to hear experienced devs give their insights/opinions of them.✨

You are doing great

No! you nice keep going

Keep going. From Vlad Ten

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Thank you ! Love your podcast