Tough Problems? How Occam Can Help.
When I’m confronted with a complicated problem, and I’m trying to understand possible explanations, I often rely on Occam’s “razor” (which isn’t a razor at all).
William of Occam was… Continue Reading...
Quotes To Ponder
Revisiting wise quotes from books we’ve read is a way to maintain our bearings. We may even experience those books, and the quotes, differently than we first did. As Heraclitus… Continue Reading...
Interesting Stories
From time to time I’ll post a few recent stories I find interesting. Here you go…
Sadness in Startup World
This article covers the declining fortunes in the tech startup… Continue Reading...
When Data Isn’t Enough
Think of this as a post on “retro innovation”. Those words aren’t often combined, but life has a way of reminding us of the importance of the tactile to Homo… Continue Reading...
AI is Weird
I recently completed the book You Look Like a Thing and I Love You: How Artificial Intelligence Works and Why It’s Making the World a Weirder Place by Janelle Shane.… Continue Reading...
Choose Your Axes
The title of the post, “Choose Your Axes”, might make you it’s a post about the currently-popular entertainment of axe-throwing. But this is not about throwing axes. It’s about… Continue Reading...
