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How to become an artist: copy other artists.
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From Three Horizons, The Patterning of Hope, by Bill Sharpe Horizon 1: The status quo.
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How would Rich Hickey decomplect the actor model?
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If you're going to decomplect a class into a bunch of component slices, you're going to need a way to tie those slices together.
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Process note: One of my lessons-learned from Subconscious was that project management for startups should be done via deadlines and workbacks not via agile methods.
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If there’s a coalition, think about the game theory.
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They’re mostly self-sufficient, actually...
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"Playing to your outs" is a term from poker by way of Magic The Gathering.
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In chronological* order: Kinship systems Religion Art Clothing/jewelry Music Gift exchange Language Oral recitation Written language Law Money Bureaucracy Voting Double-entry bookkeeping Facts Scientific method Peer review Printing Markets Corporations Ne…
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Driscoll's model of reflection (Driscoll, 1994): What?
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Put another way: commodity work breeds commodity software.
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From The Language of the System, by Rich Hickey: Now we get to moving things around.
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Beer thought that ecosystems are smarter than we are—not in their representational cognitive abilities, but in their performative ability to solve problems that exceed our cognitive ones.
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But Beer started from this realization: in a world of exceedingly complex systems, for which any representation can only be provisional, performance is what we need to care about.
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How complex systems fail: slowly, then all at once.
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The human mind is not adapted to interpreting how social systems behave.
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When telling a story, structure by plot, not by order of information.
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The elements of story: Situation Conflict Climax Resolution This is the traditional story arc, and it has many incarnations: Hero's journey — Joseph Campbell's Monomyth Once there was a — fairytale structure Three-act story structure Lost and found What i…
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Richard Feynman was a polymath, who did pioneering work in the Manhatten Project, quantum physics, parallel computing, and nanotechnology.
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What is time?
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The three act story structure is a framework used in screenwriting and novels.
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We live in a networked world, a world governed by asymmetry, feedback loops, and power laws.
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Amazon.com has a product development process they call Working Backwards.
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Simple models outperform complex models when data is bad or sparse.
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Smaller story arcs can be composed into larger ones, or woven together.