Turns out incognito mode doesn’t quite protect privacy, websites can still track us.
Author: birdchan
Data Fallacies to Avoid
Hard work alone is not enough
Hard work doesn’t matter much if no one recognizes it. Sad but true.
https://www.bbc.com/worklife/article/20210921-why-hard-work-alone-isnt-enough-to-get-ahead
Roadmap to becoming a data engineer in 2021
Repetition without real progress
… it becomes bad when you continue learning even when you know enough. Even when you’re capable of jumping right into the project and figure things along the way, you keep delaying it. Beginning something new is uncomfortable, therefore instead you choose to read an article or take a course just so you can tell yourself that you’re working, but in reality, you’re just looping, you’re not making any progress on the project.
https://www.nashvail.me/blog/stop-learning
Repetition (in learning the same topic) can give a false sense of achievement. Of course I will get better repetition after repetition, but that is diminishing return. It is dangerous to indulge in that warm fuzzy feel-good feeling, while the whole time I am just re-learning the same elementary concepts.
Create more
Most knowledge worth having comes from practice. It comes from doing. It comes from creating. Reading about the trade war with China doesn’t make you smarter—it gives you something to say at dinner parties. It gives you the illusion that you have the vaguest idea what is happening in our enormously complex world.
https://blog.tjcx.me/p/consume-less-create-more
It makes me think how I should spend my time.
The article is a little one-sided, but the point is clear.
The evolution of trust
COVID-19 Integrated County View
How to tell if a wall is load-bearing
Roadmap and ETA
Nice article to highlight what usual goes wrong in software development in a corporate setting.
https://iism.org/article/driving-engineers-to-an-arbitrary-date-is-a-value-destroying-mistake-49
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