Having landed in Greece, I rode the bus into Athens and caught a taxi the rest of the way. Just like that I had made it to Europe. And in the historical sense I had made it to the beginnings of Europe.
I ended up deeply enjoying Greece, but Athens …
Last year I spent a couple months wandering Europe. I've avoided talking about it here because I don't think it's technically relevant, but recently I've seen some people list it in their general development so I thought I'd do the same. It also helps answer the question, "So what have …
This is an update on what I'm doing since my main focus probably won't amount to many articles. But before I get into algorithms I'll go over other things I'm currently looking into.
Recently I was able to attend a presentation by Jeff Dean of the Google Brain project …
I consider my skill level with the Office Suite to be Advanced, but while I've been making efforts to demonstrate other skills I feel I haven't done enough to show work in more standard business skills. Here I'll compile a few problems I enjoyed working on in Excel.
Occasionally I read interesting things so I've decided to start reviewing some of them here on my blog. The following is a review of Jeffrey Rothfeder's book Driving Honda.
Why should you read this book? You want to create a culture of improvement, you don't care about convention. You're curious …
Hiring is a complicated problem today, more complicated today than ever before and especially in states with stiffer worker regulations. Any hiring manager knows the damage bad hires can do and takes a low risk approach. But what candidate factors correlate to a successful candidate the closest?
There are several …
