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Simulation and its discontents

by Sherry Turkle

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  • …page) https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pandur_(Soldat) (and also here "bei einer Rekognozierung zu weit vorgewagt" puts the blame squarely on Condé's hay-giver; time for me to adjust my former weights...) Simulation and Its Discontents has the most Post-Its, for sure, so I'd hintergrund A Pattern Language on the same metric, instead of its namesake. Brasidas: Thuc 4.84 "And presenting himself before the multitude (for he was not uneloquent,…

    on “Silicon Valley is an aristocratic culture” ↗
  • engi_nerd · Dec 22, 2016 · Mentions

    …months since I read it for the first time. * Computation Structures by Stephen A. Ward. I have read most of this one; it's a good reference for understanding computers at various levels of abstraction. * Simulation and its Discontents by Sherry Turkle * Scientific Computation: Python Hacking for Math Junkies by Bruce E. Shapiro. Good for getting back into Python after a few years away. * Accelerating MATLAB Performance by Yair Altman.…

    on “Ask HN: Books you read in 2016?” ↗

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