Mladen Srdić

I code and drink coffee and read and think a lot yo! Opinions are my own.

[Tiago Forte @fortelabs]

People who read paper books:

"I'd like to hear a story. Let's chop some trees down"

[Maarten VdA @maartenvda]

A Dutch supermarket chain introduced slow checkouts for people who enjoy chatting, helping many people, especially the elderly, deal with loneliness.
The move has proven so successful that they installed the slow checkouts in 200 stores.

[The Tonight Show @FallonTonight]

James Austin Johnson sings “Jingle Bells” as Bob Dylan through the decades. #FallonTonight

[Angel Muñiz @areasvellas]

Customers at a London music store listen to the latest record releases in soundproof listening booths, 1955.

[Tony Morley @tonymmorley]

The Progress Dashboard: An incomplete, proof of concept Wikipedia of progress studies links and resources. From new progress articles and books; to podcasts, newsletters, and movement thinkers - dive into hundreds of resources here. 📁 https://t.co/v7d83TwP3h

[David Wolpe @RabbiWolpe]

In the ‘box score’ dept… https://t.co/bSffUZ7WdM

[Kristen @kristenstockdal]

An interesting development in the Kim <> Kanye saga

[Lewis Dartnell @lewis_dartnell]

And interestingly, two are rift lakes, formed in a tectonic fault in continental crust. Rift lakes are long and narrow, and often very deep. Lake Superior was gouged out by ice sheets during the ice age, and filled with meltwater. https://t.co/8YuyhNllJS

[Orgnostic @Orgnostic]

Losing a good applicant to a competing company can be prevented by unclogging your hiring bottlenecks. 🩺🚧

Enter the Hiring Bottleneck Insight, a timely automated report that ensures you’re always on top of what’s happening in your hiring pipeline: https://t.co/oMHs8d48en

[Kevin Naughton Jr. @KevinNaughtonJr]

my typical day at Google:
9am - reverse a linked list
11am - count unique ways to climb a staircase with dp
12pm - lunch
3pm - help animal escape NxM matrix efficiently
4pm - invert a binary tree
5pm - commute home using Dijkstra's

[Science girl @sciencegirl]

A double pendulum demonstrates chaos theory, tracing its unpredictable path

The dependence on initial conditions, and sensitivity to variation is one of the fundamental properties of chaos

This is commonly referred to as "the butterfly effect,"

[Christopher D. Long 🇺🇦🏳️‍🌈🌹 @octonion]

Isaac Newton didn't learn calculus until he was in his 20s.

[Orgnostic @Orgnostic]

Join us for the 2nd #PeopleAnalytics masterclass tomorrow 👩🏻‍💻📈

Mladen Radovic will share his experience of putting together the HR tech stack at unicorns Infobip, GetYourGuide & Bitpanda and setting a strong foundation for people analytics.

Sign up here: https://t.co/xOeVeihA6B

[Orgnostic @Orgnostic]

This month's Orgnostic people analytics newsletter is out 🗞️

👩‍💻 Time to productivity and how to measure it
🎙 People Analytics on a Shoestring Budget
🦸🏻‍♀️ People Analytics Foundations
👀 Posts we’ve been reading and discussing
and more!

Give it a read: https://t.co/dVzbZiKzdt

[Orgnostic @Orgnostic]

New post on our blog: [Course] Getting Started with People Analytics 🚀

Give it a read to learn how to get started with people analytics & how Orgnostic’s free People Analytics Masterclass Series can help: https://t.co/1mWHm9miVZ

#peopleanalytics #hranalytics

[Orgnostic @Orgnostic]

Big thanks to People Analytics World for interviewing our CEO, Luka Babic, on getting started with people analytics on a shoestring budget.

Watch the session at People Analytics World: https://t.co/gOWLzfGJM3
Join our newsletter to watch the recording: https://t.co/ffIiDz5B9P

[Lucas Rizzotto @_LucasRizzotto]

I brought my childhood imaginary friend back to life using A.I. (#GPT3) and it was one of the scariest and most transformative experiences of my life.

A thread 🤖 (1/23)