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principles which are simple enough, fundamental enough, and general enough that they’re likely to carry over to the next paradigm. I don’t know what the next paradigm will be, yet; the particulars of a proof or formulation of a problem might end up obsolete. But I look for principles which I expect will survive, even if the foundations shift beneath them.
Look for Principles Which Will Carry Over to the Next Paradigm - LessWrong
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Operations
**When we “operationalize” something we make it:**
Consistent, usable, Inspectable, monitorable, measurable, repeatable, accessible, and improvable
Part of operations is understanding what will not benefit from being operationalized in a traditional sense. We want some things to be less standardized, less consistent, more decentralized, more customized or bespoke, more experimental, localized, temporary, etc.
TBM 300: How to Think About Operations and Enablement
John Cutler
A person who reads without pausing to think and reflect won’t remember nor apply anything they read.
The Feynman Technique Will Make You Remember What You Read
Eva Keiffenheim, MSc
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