Look at me being all Dutch. Not the bike, silly, but the fact that instead of taking it to the shop like a normal human being, I’m taking my own stab at it. […]
Month: April 2017
I’m doing part of the exam for my social sciences course. It’s a multiple choice exam in reading numbers from tables and computing percentages, so naturally I’m having a difficult time. So far, I have found 8 errors in the data provided for the first 3 questions. That’s 7.3% of the numbers, which oddly wasn’t […]
Who else has been playing this?
Who else has been playing this almost incessantly all week? […]
Who else has been playing this almost incessantly all week? […]
If we amortize the number of jesuses over the entire Easter, we literally celebrate nothing happened to a fictional person. I hope we get days off next week to celebrate that Donald Duck didn’t suddenly turn lucky or that Lucky Luke still is faster than his own shadow. […]
SourceTree is a posterchild for Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky’s systems thinking popularized in Thinking, Fast and Slow. By making things cumbersome and non-intuitive, we can switch from the automatic part of our brain (system 1) to the analytical part (system 2) which allows us to work slower. SourceTree facilitates this by making a major […]