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a priori VS a posteriori: Interview with Glen Kelley

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Uploaded by on Aug 6, 2009

This is a fragment of an interview with Scientist and former comp1927 student Glen Kelley in which he talks about how they do things in the "real" sciences like biology and physics, and reflects on computing as a science. Recorded to help students think about their approach to task 1 in COMP1927 and shown in class in week 3 session 2 2009.

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  • I would love to know where this young man will be in 10 years ... he has a good mind

  • Good point, in business its often not the best or brightest which succeed, but MySpace was hardly scientific research, or a pioneering engineering feat.

  • Whichever gets it to market first :-P

    So what if my models are a mess, or even if I don't have models.

    MySpace was just about the worst code ever written deployed on one of the worst infrastructures ever created :-)

    Sure it made fixing it harder down the track..... but they captured the market first.

  • Exellent points made, Glen!

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