TL;DR: A curious asymmetry between making and criticizing, the scientific method as an approach to factored cognition, and a less-than-half-baked idea about syntax and semantics of task decomposition.
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Task Decomposition And Scientific Inquiry
TL;DR: A curious asymmetry between making and criticizing, the scientific method as an approach to factored cognition, and a less-than-half-baked idea about syntax and semantics of task decomposition.
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