author: mark murphy

... theory, users could pan around the map using the D-pad. However, that's not terribly useful when they have the whole world in their hands. Since a map of the world is not much good by itself, we need to add a few things, as described ...

... words but whether this was another step in “politically correct” language and how he'd even know which word to use ... list). When in doubt, listen for a cue from the person you're speaking with, or if appropriate, ask for their ...

... 5-3 defense against Georgia's running attack. He wanted to slip it in. We had never run it before, so he took out a ... blitz them on the weak side. I blitzed for just about four quarters and I think I had three tackles for losses against the ...

... biases or cognitive shortcuts. Reviewing all 180-plus biases would be an exercise in futility. You won't remember them all, and most of us aren't neuroscientists. For the purpose of really being able to identify bias, let's talk about ...