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Martin Rinard - Meaning of Life - Embracing Imperfections in Software and Life
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March 13, 2019
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2:36Now PlayingMeaning of Life Symposium Playlist:
Prof. Martin Rinard from MIT CSAIL and EECS reflects on the Meaning of Life through his quest for perfect software, and ultimately embracing imperfections in computer systems, and in life.
Big lessons to be learned here:
- Don't expect perfection for anything big
- Cope with imperfections as part of Life
- Software and Life are quite similar and can learn from each other
- Software Systems and Living Systems can be more similar than we realize
- Know when good enough is better than good
- Don't hold out for perfection, it ain't coming
- Just keep on moving, most errors left behind won't matter
Thank you Martin for the words of wisdom!! :-)
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