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by lemony_fresh 7y ago
If you follow the links in the article you can read the literature.
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by lemony_fresh 7y ago
There is an unwritten NDA stating you can’t discuss these things and people have an innate moral repulsion to anyone who speaks out about it. However the scientific literature is clear: https://www.theguardian.com/commentisf
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by lemony_fresh 7y ago
Also recommend this course by Scott Page from the Santa Fe Institute: https://www.thegreatcourses.com/courses/understanding-comple...
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by lemony_fresh 7y ago
“The Origin of Wealth” is an excellent take on macroeconomics from a complex adaptive systems view.
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by lemony_fresh 7y ago
My tin foil hat theory is that this is a conspiracy to keep dumb money at the table.
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Take It from Japan: Bubbles Hurt (2005)(nytimes.com)
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by lemony_fresh 7y ago
All this news looks like a good complex systems / agent based modeling problem. Is anyone aware of such research?
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by lemony_fresh 7y ago
What? You think having strangers in your own home commanding you to do what they tell you over video conference is unacceptable!? Sarcasm aside, gig-to-hire arrangements would go to the top of the heap when it comes to prioritizing opportun
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by lemony_fresh 7y ago
Would you allow junior developers to whiteboard a highly qualified and accomplished CTO candidate? No. It is acceptable for peers who will be competing with the candidate in the promotions tournament or the hiring managers to conduct whiteb
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by lemony_fresh 7y ago
When I was self-studying social psychology I came across social facilitation theory and found it applicable to understanding interviewing. People have a hard time performing complex tasks while other people are watching because their worki