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FreakonomicsApr 24, 2026Judy Faulkner's Epic Vision: Building a Healthcare Software Empire on Unconventional Principles
TechnologyElectronic Health Records (EHR)Integrated Software SolutionsHealthcare Information Technology (HIT)Antitrust Claims
lexfridmanNov 26, 2022Guido van Rossum on Python's Design Philosophy, Readability, and the Future of Programming
TechnologyPython programming languageCPythonPEP 8 (Python Enhancement Proposal 8)Code readability- lexfridmanSep 9, 2021
Donald Knuth on Early Programming, Machine Learning, Literate Code, and the Future of AI Automation
TechnologyDecimal machine languageAssemblerDebuggingOff-by-one errors 
HealthyGamerGGJul 24, 2021The Paradox of Acceptance: Why Accepting Yourself is the First Step to Change and Debugging Your Mind
PsychologySelf-acceptancePersonal changeSocietal conditioningAddiction recovery- lexfridmanDec 26, 2020
Machine Learning, Education, and the Philosophy of Computer Science: A Dialogue with Charles Isbell and Michael Littman
TechnologyMachine LearningComputational StatisticsNeural NetworksHyperparameters - lexfridmanOct 19, 2020
Chris Lattner on Programming Language Design, Leadership, and the Future of Computing
TechnologyCompiler InfrastructureProgramming Language DesignValue SemanticsReference Semantics - lexfridmanJul 20, 2020
The Evolution and Future of JavaScript: From Ugly Duckling to Ubiquitous Language, and the Perils of Modern Library Dependencies
TechnologyJavaScriptProgramming languagesLibrariesFront-end development - lexfridmanFeb 21, 2020
Andrew Ng's Expert Advice on Getting Started and Building a Career in Deep Learning and AI
TechnologyDeep LearningMachine LearningNeural NetworksGradient Descent - lexfridmanDec 31, 2019
The Nature of Geek Thinking: Abstraction, Non-Uniformity, and Alan Turing's Computational Mind
TechnologyComputational thinkingGeek mindsetLevels of abstractionNon-uniformity (in algorithms/systems)
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