
Jonathan Bartlett is a senior software R&D engineer at Specialized Bicycle Components, where he focuses on solving problems that span multiple software teams. Previously he was a senior developer at ITX, where he developed applications for companies across the US. He also offers his time as the Director of The Blyth Institute, focusing on the interplay between mathematics, philosophy, engineering, and science. Jonathan is the author of several textbooks and edited volumes which have been used by universities as diverse as Princeton and DeVry.
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The Myth of “No Code” Software (Part III)
The complexities of human language present problems for natural language programming
The Myth of “No Code” Software (Part II)
Why (and where) no-code doesn't work
The Myth of “No Code” Software (Part I)
"No code" software has its place, but not as a replacement for programmers
Who Is Allowed in the Smoke-Filled Rooms of Investment?
How the stock market is manipulated, using the GameStop episode as an example
Bitcoin: What’s Good, What’s Bad and What’s the Future?
Bitcoins are currently bouncing in the range of $30,000 to $40,000 each
Can We Add New Numbers to Mathematics?
We can work with hyperreal numbers using conventional methods. It could start in high school
Gödel’s Incompleteness Theorems: The Cause—and Cure—of Wokeness?
Why do so many people today think there are only arguments, not facts?
Is Technology Always Progress? Let’s Talk About That
Tradition itself is a type of technology