Linkfest: March 17, 2018
What I am reading today
"Buffett's salary, unchanged for more than a quarter century, was about 1.87 times the $53,510 median pay, based on a sample of about two-thirds of Berkshire's 377,000 employees" HT @CJBrigham https://www.reuters.com/article/us-berkshire-buffett-pay/berkshire-says-median-employee-makes-over-half-buffetts-pay-idUSKCN1GS2WC … (Devin Haran)
Guide to the classics: The Histories by Herodotus (History of the Ancient World)
Most Tiger Deaths In Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra Over 8 Years (IndiaSpend)
China to bar people with bad 'social credit' from trains, planes (SCMP: China Tech)
Titus Levi on *Black Panther* (Marginal REVOLUTION)
a16z Podcast: How to Live Longer and Better (Andreessen Horowitz)
What is CMMI? A model for optimizing development processes (CIO IT Strategy)
Why intuition is greater than debate (Mint)
Youtube, Facebook, and Google Can't Expect Wikipedia to Cure the Internet (Wired)
90% of builders in realty dying as they cant cope with RERA: Khushru Jijina, Piramal Finance (Economic Times)
"Buffett's salary, unchanged for more than a quarter century, was about 1.87 times the $53,510 median pay, based on a sample of about two-thirds of Berkshire's 377,000 employees" HT @CJBrigham https://www.reuters.com/article/us-berkshire-buffett-pay/berkshire-says-median-employee-makes-over-half-buffetts-pay-idUSKCN1GS2WC … (Devin Haran)
Guide to the classics: The Histories by Herodotus (History of the Ancient World)
Most Tiger Deaths In Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra Over 8 Years (IndiaSpend)
China to bar people with bad 'social credit' from trains, planes (SCMP: China Tech)
Titus Levi on *Black Panther* (Marginal REVOLUTION)
a16z Podcast: How to Live Longer and Better (Andreessen Horowitz)
What is CMMI? A model for optimizing development processes (CIO IT Strategy)
Why intuition is greater than debate (Mint)
Youtube, Facebook, and Google Can't Expect Wikipedia to Cure the Internet (Wired)
90% of builders in realty dying as they cant cope with RERA: Khushru Jijina, Piramal Finance (Economic Times)
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