Coding - Computational Thinking
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Computational Thinking

Yesterday, I read a bunch of articles about universities offering classes on computers, specifically coding classes. These classes are extremely popular and can sometimes carry a waiting list. The coding mania has even extended down to the elementary school level. So a lot of people are getting on the STEM train ride. In a few years,…

Making Mistakes
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Making Misstakes

I’m pretty sure I’ve done a post about making mistakes, but since it’s been a while and since I’ve had two conversations with my boss about the topic, I think it’s time to revisit the topic of making mistakes because we see so many. There’s mistakes in grammar and spelling. There’s mistakes in keying in or…

Life Long Learning
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Life Long Learning

In my last post, I mentioned that five years from now, a job as a programmer may not be a good job because everything mathematical and logic related is being automated. But I forgot to mention that even though programming knowledge may not get you a good job, you will still need to learn it….

The New World of Work According to Mark Cuban
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Two Stories on Automation: Bloomsberg Interview with Mark Cuban and Wired Magazine’s Graph

During the past two weeks, I have encountered 2 articles that discusses the upcoming impact of artificial intelligence on the nature of work. In particular, both negates the common wisdom of learning STEM skills to inoculate you from the impact. Right now, someone is building a machine intelligence that will be able to do scientific…