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Sunday, November 10, 2019

Reading November 2019

  • 11/30/2019: Apache Druid: Technology - https://druid.apache.org/technology
  • 11/29/2019: The Anomaly, Michael Rutger
  • 11/28/2019: The Anomaly, Michael Rutger
  • 11/27/2019: The Anomaly, Michael Rutger
  • 11/26/2019: The Anomaly, Michael Rutger
  • 11/25/2019: The Anomaly, Michael Rutger
  • 11/24/2019: The Anomaly, Michael Rutger
  • 11/23/2019: The Anomaly, Michael Rutger
  • 11/22/2019: Walkme (Druid) Implementation by Yotam Spencer [37:00] - https://imply.io/videos/interactive-exploratory-analytics-with-druid
  • 11/21/2019: Apache Druid (at Imply)
    • Druid and Kafka [7:28], Druid Native Batch [4:54], Druid SQL [9:51], Imply Pivot Analytics [5:45], Conclusion [2:18]
  • 11/20/2019: Apache Druid (at Imply)
    • Druid File Format [11:22], Data Modeling with Druid [13:28]
  • 11/19/2019: Apache Druid (at Imply)
    • What Can You Use Apache Druid For [ 10:19], Druid Architecture [11:44]
  • 11/18/2019: Apache Druid (at Imply)
    • Course 0 [2:38], What is Apache Druid [5:58], How Does Apache Druid Work [ 17:26]
  • 11/17/2019: Theory of Bastards, Audrey Schulman
  • 11/16/2019: Theory of Bastards, Audrey Schulman
  • 11/15/2019: Theory of Bastards, Audrey Schulman
  • 11/14/2019: Theory of Bastards, Audrey Schulman
  • 11/13/2019: 5 Tips on How to Manage Former Peers - corporate manager training
  • 11/13/2019: What Do You Expect? Four Areas of Expectations Required for Great Results - corporate manager training
    • Time, the work, the communication, the culture
  • 11/13/2019: Managing Remote Employees [5:02] - 2013 - corporate manager training video
    • the right tech
    • measure by deliverables, not activities - map it to goals
    • focus on communication and inclusion (this is difficult >> e.g. playing games/informal activities)
    • healthy work life balance (how to monitor time, dedicated space, etc)
    • "dispersion": geographic, temporal, inequality in configuration, cultural diversity
  • 11/13/2019: 21 Essential Rules for Managing a Remote Team - Liam Martin of Time Doctor [21:07]
    • Video >> audio >> chat >> email
    • He recommends Jing (basically Screencast)
    • Consistency (in remote, meetings, expectations)
    • He hires two people at part time to make them compete - awful.  But he does say to pay well once you hire them.
    • Goal is to address expectations (for all those items above) - e.g.
      • Expect you to value the diversity and individuals on a team even if you don't always like them.  Learn to assume positive intent and learn to trust or communicate issues around trust so they can be resolved.
      • Be honest.
      • Expect you to build what's being asked for and ask for clarification if that's not clear.
      • Expect you to communicate risk and options and blockers.
      • Expect you to surface new work early and share.
      • Expect you to show up, although not necessarily in office, but be part of the team culture.
      • Expect you to be curious.  Ask why, ask how, continuously learn...
      • Expect you to do a dig on what you get w/in a time bucket and pass things along with more information than you probably got them (and make sure there's a communication loop for follow up, even if it's not your issue).
      • Expect to have some employees where you can't agree on expectations.
  • 11/12/2019: The Danger of AI is Weirder Than you Think - Janelle Shane, TED2019 [10:21]
    https://www.ted.com/talks/janelle_shane_the_danger_of_ai_is_weirder_than_you_think
  • 11/11/2019: Reading Management Books as an Individual Contributor - Tamara Atanasoska - https://www.atanasoska.com/blog/reading-management-books-as-an-individual-contributor
  • 11/10/2019: How Couples Can Sustain a Strong Sexual Connection for a Lifetime by Emily Nagoski (TED - [9:46]) 
    • 1.) Best Friends.  2.) Prioritize Sex.  (and trust)
  • 11/9/2019: How to Get Canceled - Lauren Duca
    • "I must disclose, I'm biased toward myself"
  • 11/8/2019: Secret chats involving Republican lawmaker reveal fresh evidence of plots and paranoia - the Guardian
  • 11/7/2019: Dive Into Speculative Fiction With the Winners of the 2019 Neukom Institute Literary Arts Awards
    • Already reading Bastards because of a Jeff Vandermeer recommendation.  Ordered M and reached out to Mendoza for a copy of the play (that is a hard play to identify in performance lists because of the "Machine Learning" title).
  • 11/6/2019: The Greek Myth of Talos, the First Robot - Adrienne Mayor - (TED [3:44])
  • 11/5/2019: Queens of Infamy: Zenobia - https://longreads.com/2018/12/11/queens-of-infamy-zenobia/
    • Zenobia and her husband wanted a capital as great as — if not greater than — Rome, which, to be fair, shouldn’t have been that hard because Rome at that point was a masturbatory cesspool. I mean that mostly figuratively (if there was one thing Roman orators loved doing, it was verbally wanking off about their city), but it applies literally too, presumably.
    • ROME: S! P! Q! R! THAT’S! WHO! WE! ARE! THE SENATE! THE PEOPLE! WILL NEVER BE DEFEATED! GOOOOOOO ROME!
  • 11/4/2019: Theory of Bastards, Audrey Schulman
  • 11/3/2019: Theory of Bastards, Audrey Schulman
  • 11/2/2019: Theory of Bastards, Audrey Schulman
  • 11/1/2019: Theory of Bastards, Audrey Schulman

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