We like to believe that we can predict the future. We believe it because it's true, at least in part. Physical systems obey known physical laws and so even fairly complex systems can be understood and predicted with stunning accuracy. Every branch of science makes predictions. Planes fly, servers compute, and dams generate power all through the strength we have to predict the future, if only in the short term. In our human world, we see pollsters predict elections with better-than-random odds, doctors performing research and intervention at global scales, and even disease propagating at predictable rates.
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I visited Tony Hoare several times in the past 5 years, as we both live in Cambridge (UK) and it turned out that my family knew his. As a Mathematics graduate, I was very keen to meet and learn about his life from the great man himself. I was further prompted by a post on this blog which mentioned Tony a few times and summarised a relevant portion of his work. I took a print out of that entry the first time I visited him to help break the ice - it is the green sheet of paper in the picture above.，这一点在新收录的资料中也有详细论述
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Until 1974, a single woman in the U.S. could not get a mortgage without a male co-signer. Just over 50 years later, a record-high share of single women own homes, and they are outpacing single men in the housing market by nearly two to one. It pays to be a single woman.。业内人士推荐新收录的资料作为进阶阅读