500 Days of Summer and Attachment Theory
“500 Days of Summer” featured a whirly non-love story between the protagonist Tom and Summer.
In this article, we try to explain emotional compatibility using Attachment Theory projecting on 500 Days of Summer.
A Primer to Big Complex Distributed Systems
Building complex systems is an exciting endeavor. There are many aspects to designing such systems, like availability, reliability, scalability, and the tradeoffs that go into them. Scalability itself has many interesting elements worth discussing, like partitioning, replication, and consensus.
Aliens, The Fermi Paradox, And The Dark Forest Theory
Why haven't we found aliens?
A Brief History Of Reinforcement Learning In Game Play
Humans are obsessed with gameplay, be it video games or board games. Yet gameplay problems were unflagging for decades until reinforcement learning overcame the impasse.
The Only Game in Town: Beyond Central Banks' New Playbook
For over a decade, central banks have kept the markets bullish. This caused us to mistake economic value for financial growth. How much longer can the status quo last amid policy failure and rising inequality?
The Great Gatsby and the Demise of the American Dream
America had long promised the ideals of liberty, the pursuit of happiness, and the equality of opportunity. In this article, we discuss whether she has kept her promises.
What is Project Nash?
But really, what is Project Nash?
