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Understanding through code

One of the best ways to test whether you understand a concept is to try teaching it to someone else. As you're asked clarifying questions, you're »

Cyrus Stoller Cyrus Stoller on Reflections, Class, Software 16 February 2016

Latency changes behavior

When I have to wait longer than expected for a website to load, I don't use it as often. Subconsciously, I start avoiding the website all »

Cyrus Stoller Cyrus Stoller on Observations, Business 15 February 2016

Grim trigger strategy

I've been surprised by how much people lie during classroom negotiations. To me, the downside of having people not trust you going forward seems like it »

Cyrus Stoller Cyrus Stoller on Class, Observations 14 February 2016

Where's the best place to fall in the ZOPA?

For the uninitiated, ZOPA stands for zone of possible agreement. In a negotiation, this is the range of outcomes that the parties should be willing to »

Cyrus Stoller Cyrus Stoller on Class, Opinion, Negotiation 13 February 2016

Delayed Twitter hashtag streams

Following hashtags on Twitter is a great way to participate in real-time discussions of current events. But, what if you can't watch a playoff game or »

Cyrus Stoller Cyrus Stoller on Ideas 12 February 2016

Committing money to an idea

Are you willing to commit time and money to making your ideas a reality? Most people say they'll work on their ideas later when they " »

Cyrus Stoller Cyrus Stoller on Observations, Opinion 11 February 2016

Fly the weather not the forecast

Making decisions based on stale data is inexcusable. There's nothing more dangerous than making a decision and praying that things will magically work out. Actively acknowledging »

Cyrus Stoller Cyrus Stoller on Class, Reflections, Opinion 10 February 2016

Betting fast and slow

People are often more careful not to fall for other poker players bluffing than slow playing. In other words, people think their opponents are more likely »

Cyrus Stoller Cyrus Stoller on Games, Observations 09 February 2016

Philanthropy and social services

Many Milton Friedman disciples argue that social services, typically offered by government, would be better left to free market philanthropy. They claim this would lead to »

Cyrus Stoller Cyrus Stoller on Class, Reflections, Opinion 08 February 2016

Managing nerves

Super Bowl 50 showed that nerves can get the best of anyone, including the league MVP, Cam Newton, and his offensive line. Unfortunately, most of us »

Cyrus Stoller Cyrus Stoller on Sports, Observations, Football 07 February 2016
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