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On distributed systems broadly defined and other curiosities. The opinions on this site are my own.
Mad questions Get link Facebook X Pinterest Email Other Apps - January 02, 2018 I am a very curious natured person. Every child starts asking lots of questions around 3-4, but according to my mom, I took that to another level constantly asking "but why?" and drove her crazy. On the other hand, I believe I owe my being curious to my mom. She was an elementary school teacher (a damn good one), and was instrumental in my development. She was (and still is) a very curious person, and she taught me how to ask more and better questions. For example, while traveling, she would notice different plants
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