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Fresh look at mysterious Nasca lines in Peru
An analysis of what kind of birds they represented.4 Simple Steps To Set-up Your WLM in AWS Redshift
Good suggestions on workload management and process queues for RedshiftAdventure Games and Eigenvalues
Finding dead ends in a game using Markov processes (instead of a formal language approach)When pigs fly: optimising bytecode interpreters
Quite a meaty post about... well, optimising interpreters (incidentally, bytecode based)See through words
Did you know metaphor design is a thing? Read this article for more.Decision tables
Calling decision tables a formal method may be a stretch, but they can clarify your thinking. And that is one of the powerful things formal methods bring.Monad Transformers aren’t hard!
No, they aren't, but your heap can suffer in Scala!🎥 Wardley Maps Saved The Day - How Stack Overflow Enterprise automated all the things...
I’ve been into Wardley mapping for several months (even gave a presentation on Mapping at SoCraTes UK 2019) and I’m basically consuming any content related to it. This short video is a very good intro to Wardley mapping, by the way.🎥 Cartoons are about how drawing and writing work together on the page
A quite funny video presentation by Tom Gauld📚 The goal: a process of ongoing improvement
It’s like Sophie’s World but for Theory of Constraints (with a whiz of the Toyota Production System probably)📚 Make your contacts count
Networking tips. It describes very directed ways of building a network and actually being useful in it, not just a parasite.Newsletter?
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