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I think the correct terminology here is "anti-fragile" inlight of Nasim Talib's new book. Fragile = something that can't withstand randomness Robust = somethi
by sytelus 13y ago
I think the correct terminology here is "anti-fragile" inlight of Nasim Talib's new book.
Fragile = something that can't withstand randomness
Robust = something that can withstand randomness to a point
Anti-fragile = something which gets better when exposed to randomness
OP's plan here demonstrates anti-fragility, not just robustness. Overall great article about how to crowdsource pool of knowledge and turning it in to a business.
- gtani 13y agoJust noticed this yesterday, amongst lots of CAP theorem and lcokless data structures: http://muratbuffalo.blogspot.com/2013/06/antifragility-from-engineering.html http://muratbuffalo.blogspot.com/2013/06/antifragility-from-...