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Post #65
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In this Aisystant digest we:
- compared the look “outside” the system vs. the look “into” the system
- returned back to classic definition of a "system"
- watched the launch of our alumna Liya Rooney's Youtube channel optimistically
- learned to separate roles and their performers
- compared the look “outside” the system vs. the look “into” the system
- returned back to classic definition of a "system"
- watched the launch of our alumna Liya Rooney's Youtube channel optimistically
- learned to separate roles and their performers
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Post #64
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Aisystant's summary of October 2024 below
- System thinking and labour outlook were connected
- Lari Tserenov wrote a note on work products
- Ivan Metelkin described his setup of architectural projects management in Jira and the cost of systematicity
- The modern concept of a "system" was revisited
Medium Systems thinking and labour outlook Let us look into the concept of “transdiscipline”. - System thinking and labour outlook were connected
- Lari Tserenov wrote a note on work products
- Ivan Metelkin described his setup of architectural projects management in Jira and the cost of systematicity
- The modern concept of a "system" was revisited
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Post #63
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August+September Aisystant digest
- On computer programs
- 'Definition as a Coffin' by Ian Glendinning
- Not the systems approach!
- Systems thinking and labor outlook
- How to become a sought-after specialist
- Model/theory/discipline as the reality definition
- A spreadshit of sockets and switches example by Ivan Metelkin
- Systems thinking is a part of thinking mastery
- Language of systems thinking is transdisciplinary
Medium Computer programs A program as a system is a thing, a physical object, it occupies space-time, it is material. You can “tap” on a running program (a program… - On computer programs
- 'Definition as a Coffin' by Ian Glendinning
- Not the systems approach!
- Systems thinking and labor outlook
- How to become a sought-after specialist
- Model/theory/discipline as the reality definition
- A spreadshit of sockets and switches example by Ivan Metelkin
- Systems thinking is a part of thinking mastery
- Language of systems thinking is transdisciplinary
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Post #62
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July is over, and the second summer digest is below
- Read a note on System Naming on our Medium or LinkedIn
- Get vaccinated against stupidity!
- And finally, separate concerns correctly
- And prepare for the new academic year starting in the fall...
- Read a note on System Naming on our Medium or LinkedIn
- Get vaccinated against stupidity!
- And finally, separate concerns correctly
- And prepare for the new academic year starting in the fall...
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Post #61
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June digest just answers the question why smart is not equal to rich, tells about leadership and...
announces our website complete update! Check it out -> https://aisystant.com/
Now you can access our courses even without registration: many courses were just released with this update, while many others have been substantially revised!
announces our website complete update! Check it out -> https://aisystant.com/
Now you can access our courses even without registration: many courses were just released with this update, while many others have been substantially revised!
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Post #60
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The last Aisystant digest for Spring 2024!
- Role Performer, Role, Concern, Preference, Intention - how is it all connected?
- What is self-collectedness mastery?
- How Rigorous is Systems Thinking?
- What roles do bosses play?
- How are Aristotelian physics and systems thinking related?
- What are the difference in "eastern" and "western" thinking?
All the answers are on our LinkedIn and Medium!
Medium Role Performer, Role, Concern, Preference, Intention Typically, project roles/stakeholders are concerned by a number of characteristics of systems and related projects — and these… - Role Performer, Role, Concern, Preference, Intention - how is it all connected?
- What is self-collectedness mastery?
- How Rigorous is Systems Thinking?
- What roles do bosses play?
- How are Aristotelian physics and systems thinking related?
- What are the difference in "eastern" and "western" thinking?
All the answers are on our LinkedIn and Medium!
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Post #59
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May the fourth be with you! Along with April Aisystant digest
- A note by Ivan Metelkin on Wikipedia and Systems Thinking
- An article about Life Mastery
- Aliaksandr Kantsevoi's final post in the Design of Everyday Things series - Design in the World of Business
- One more excerpt from the Systems Thinking course on Thinking about Humans: First of All They are Role Performers
- Person as a Platform article
- That's all for today
Medium Wikipedia and Systems Thinking Simply drop the word "system" in a conversation and you'll find that interlocutors with a propensity for high-level abstraction… - A note by Ivan Metelkin on Wikipedia and Systems Thinking
- An article about Life Mastery
- Aliaksandr Kantsevoi's final post in the Design of Everyday Things series - Design in the World of Business
- One more excerpt from the Systems Thinking course on Thinking about Humans: First of All They are Role Performers
- Person as a Platform article
- That's all for today
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Post #58
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It is not a joke - it is March Aisystant digest!
- Laugheter prolongs life, but systems thinking could help as well!
- Aliaksandr Kantsevoi continued his Medium note series on the design of everyday things with 2) psychopatology of everyday actions, 3) knowledge in the head and in the world, 4) knowing what to do; constraints, discoverability, and feedback, 5) Human error? No, bad design, 6) design thinking.
- Pros and cons of progress were discussed in the article on our LinkedIn.
- Theatrical Metaphor and Metanoia are two excerpts from our Systems Thinking worth reading on their own.
- Posts on Thinking and Intelligence, Learning and Education and Thinking Requirements introduce you to foundational concepts described in our courses.
- Laugheter prolongs life, but systems thinking could help as well!
- Aliaksandr Kantsevoi continued his Medium note series on the design of everyday things with 2) psychopatology of everyday actions, 3) knowledge in the head and in the world, 4) knowing what to do; constraints, discoverability, and feedback, 5) Human error? No, bad design, 6) design thinking.
- Pros and cons of progress were discussed in the article on our LinkedIn.
- Theatrical Metaphor and Metanoia are two excerpts from our Systems Thinking worth reading on their own.
- Posts on Thinking and Intelligence, Learning and Education and Thinking Requirements introduce you to foundational concepts described in our courses.
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Post #57
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Happy Chinese New Year! The first digest of 2024 (or 4721 in Chinese calendar)
- The beginning of the year could be a good nudge (but not required!) to strategize - read a post (a working product of strategizing practice) by our student, Lari Tserenov
- By the way, our cumulative digest of the last year is published on our Medium
- Feel the difference between Mastery and Knowledge
- Struggling With Complexity in Thinking will help you to improve your thinking!
- Another of our students, Aliaksandr Kantsevoi, debuted on our Medium with a note on the psychopathology of everyday things
- The beginning of the year could be a good nudge (but not required!) to strategize - read a post (a working product of strategizing practice) by our student, Lari Tserenov
- By the way, our cumulative digest of the last year is published on our Medium
- Feel the difference between Mastery and Knowledge
- Struggling With Complexity in Thinking will help you to improve your thinking!
- Another of our students, Aliaksandr Kantsevoi, debuted on our Medium with a note on the psychopathology of everyday things
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Post #56
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The last Aisystant digest of 2023
- Ivan Padabed's talk about systems architecture on TechSpot meetup at Warsaw
- A note on Different Kinds of Thinking, "eastern" and "western"
- Ian Glendinning wrote another review on our Systems Thinking course, which will be significantly updated in 2024
- Systems thinking as a transdiscipline and a function or behavior of intelligence
Linkedin The Next Big Thing in Architecture Domain — Ivan Padabed, PandaDoc // TechSpot | Aisystant Take a look at Ivan Padabed talk on #systems #architecture
As one of our best alumni, he describes some important ideas mentioned in our #systemsengineering course
https://lnkd.in/gfGXRCeW - Ivan Padabed's talk about systems architecture on TechSpot meetup at Warsaw
- A note on Different Kinds of Thinking, "eastern" and "western"
- Ian Glendinning wrote another review on our Systems Thinking course, which will be significantly updated in 2024
- Systems thinking as a transdiscipline and a function or behavior of intelligence
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Post #55
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Winter has home. Take a look at November Aisystant digest...
- The talk of our Head of Science Anatoly Levenchuk at Ontology Summit 2024 was recorded. Learn more about modern cognitive architectures powered by knowledge graphs and LLMs! The slides are also available
- What do we mean when we say "systems thinking"? The answer is in our LinkedIn article
- Who uses systems thinking? And where? Another questions - another answers in the next LinkedIn article
- Bosses: All They Are Jokers, Expect Them to Play Any Role (an interesting excerpt from the Systems Thinking course which is going to be updated in 2024)
YouTube Ontology Summit 2024 Fall Series with Anatoly Levenchuk, Arun Majumdar and John Sowa This session of the Ontology Summit 2024 Fall Series featured Anatoly Levenchuk, Arun Majumdar and John Sowa on 8 November 2023.
This is the fifth session of the Fall Series. The series topic is Ontologies and Large Language Models: Related but Different.… - The talk of our Head of Science Anatoly Levenchuk at Ontology Summit 2024 was recorded. Learn more about modern cognitive architectures powered by knowledge graphs and LLMs! The slides are also available
- What do we mean when we say "systems thinking"? The answer is in our LinkedIn article
- Who uses systems thinking? And where? Another questions - another answers in the next LinkedIn article
- Bosses: All They Are Jokers, Expect Them to Play Any Role (an interesting excerpt from the Systems Thinking course which is going to be updated in 2024)
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Post #54
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October is over and here is the latest Aisystant digest!
- Look at an excerpt from Systems Thinking course on The Non-equivalence Between the Functional and Product Breakdowns of the System
- Reading about Reading Methods should make you ready to read effectively
- Aisystant mission was described in special LinkedIn post
- Fedor Belenky shared his summary on Anatoly Levenchuk’s interview for “Noosphere” 09/11/23
- An article on theory, models, and descriptions of reality was also added to our LinkedIn
- Finally, we have released the whole Systems Engineering course!
And don't miss Anatoly Levenchuk's talk "Knowledge graphs and large language models in cognitive architectures" on November 8!
- Look at an excerpt from Systems Thinking course on The Non-equivalence Between the Functional and Product Breakdowns of the System
- Reading about Reading Methods should make you ready to read effectively
- Aisystant mission was described in special LinkedIn post
- Fedor Belenky shared his summary on Anatoly Levenchuk’s interview for “Noosphere” 09/11/23
- An article on theory, models, and descriptions of reality was also added to our LinkedIn
- Finally, we have released the whole Systems Engineering course!
And don't miss Anatoly Levenchuk's talk "Knowledge graphs and large language models in cognitive architectures" on November 8!
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Post #53
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The second half of September - the first autumn Aisystant digest!
— Ivan Metelkin has finished his series of posts on mentorship on our Medium:
- What a Mentor Can and Cannot Give (published earlier)
- The Qualities of a Good Mentor and a Systems View of Mentoring
- The Best Practices of Interaction with a Mentor
— Read our posts on Empowering World Changers (Our Vision and Approach to Education) and how we support them with The Second Brain (Aisystant Exocortex).
— See the note On Optimism (inspired by David Deutsch) followed by our view on Can Thinking Be Taught?
— Finally, you should definitely like another excerpt from Systems Thinking (Methodology) course about The Contemporary Concept of the Project!
— Ivan Metelkin has finished his series of posts on mentorship on our Medium:
- What a Mentor Can and Cannot Give (published earlier)
- The Qualities of a Good Mentor and a Systems View of Mentoring
- The Best Practices of Interaction with a Mentor
— Read our posts on Empowering World Changers (Our Vision and Approach to Education) and how we support them with The Second Brain (Aisystant Exocortex).
— See the note On Optimism (inspired by David Deutsch) followed by our view on Can Thinking Be Taught?
— Finally, you should definitely like another excerpt from Systems Thinking (Methodology) course about The Contemporary Concept of the Project!
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Post #50
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Aisystant's digest has arrived!
- Have a look at interesting note on how to live longer with systems approach in mind.
- Learn what a mentor can and cannot give with Ivan Metelkin.
- Problems with thinking through writing? Do not know how to start? <- Here is some help.
- In this excerpt on Successful Systems from Systems Thinking course, we try to define desired results of any project.
- Also, we list all the transdisciplines of the intellect-stack in its current version.
- Have a look at interesting note on how to live longer with systems approach in mind.
- Learn what a mentor can and cannot give with Ivan Metelkin.
- Problems with thinking through writing? Do not know how to start? <- Here is some help.
- In this excerpt on Successful Systems from Systems Thinking course, we try to define desired results of any project.
- Also, we list all the transdisciplines of the intellect-stack in its current version.
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Post #49
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Here is the hot summer news digest!
- Denis Asfandiyarov share his thoughts on the Avatar movie through the lens of systems engineering.
- Ivan Metelkin posted the first part of the mentorship series.
- The series of post on life mastery was finalized on our LinkedIn:
- The degree of development of life mastery
- What does the life mastery consists of? (published last month)
- What is the result of life mastery? (the beginning)
- Read also that engineering is a practice of changing the physical world for the better!
- Finally, take a look at Andrei Kavaleu's note on Systems Thinking 3.0 following the post of Ivan Padabed on the same topic.
- Denis Asfandiyarov share his thoughts on the Avatar movie through the lens of systems engineering.
- Ivan Metelkin posted the first part of the mentorship series.
- The series of post on life mastery was finalized on our LinkedIn:
- The degree of development of life mastery
- What does the life mastery consists of? (published last month)
- What is the result of life mastery? (the beginning)
- Read also that engineering is a practice of changing the physical world for the better!
- Finally, take a look at Andrei Kavaleu's note on Systems Thinking 3.0 following the post of Ivan Padabed on the same topic.
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Post #48
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Our traditional monthly news digest is here!
- Start with reading about benefits that our alumni get, and next take a note Why Enlightenment is Important in Business.
- Ivan Padabed has finished his three-part series of posts with Engineering Culture Improvement Action Items.
- Part 2 is Engineering Culture, Engineering Excellence, and Engineering Strategy
- Part 1 is Essay on Engineering Culture as a System
- In addition check our LinkedIn for a couple of posts:
- Systems View of Life
- What Does Life Mastery Consist of?
- As we announced also on our LinkedIn page, the first section of our Systems Engineering course was fully published on Aisystant platform. Wait for the next one (out of four) already this summer!
- Start with reading about benefits that our alumni get, and next take a note Why Enlightenment is Important in Business.
- Ivan Padabed has finished his three-part series of posts with Engineering Culture Improvement Action Items.
- Part 2 is Engineering Culture, Engineering Excellence, and Engineering Strategy
- Part 1 is Essay on Engineering Culture as a System
- In addition check our LinkedIn for a couple of posts:
- Systems View of Life
- What Does Life Mastery Consist of?
- As we announced also on our LinkedIn page, the first section of our Systems Engineering course was fully published on Aisystant platform. Wait for the next one (out of four) already this summer!
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Post #47
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Take a look at the last month articles on Aisystant's Medium blog.
— Start with an explanation why do we need a concept of System at all.
— Learn our opinion on what is the main human skill.
— Enjoy the review of "The Martian" movie through the lens of systems engineering by Denis Asfandiyarov (also read his guide how to do things right the first time).
— See our statement on vision and approach to education.
— In addition, note the tweet-like clarification of what Aisystant is.
— Stay in touch!
— Start with an explanation why do we need a concept of System at all.
— Learn our opinion on what is the main human skill.
— Enjoy the review of "The Martian" movie through the lens of systems engineering by Denis Asfandiyarov (also read his guide how to do things right the first time).
— See our statement on vision and approach to education.
— In addition, note the tweet-like clarification of what Aisystant is.
— Stay in touch!
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Post #46
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The next episode of our monthly digest!
— We have revamped our LinkedIn presence: https://www.linkedin.com/company/aisystant. Follow us!
— Our Instagram and Medium were also updated with new branding while Facebook and Twitter pages have just been created!
— Our fellow Denis Asfandiyarov shared his experience in career breakthrough (the guide for engineers).
— Our alumni Alexander Kudrenko elaborated on Roles and Their Concerns.
— Culture, Excellence, Strategy concepts in engineering were discussed in Ivan Padabed's note.
— Finally, check an interesting notes by Viacheslav Zobov - "Science Fiction and Systems Engineering: «The Red Planet» Case or Learning to Survive in Extreme Conditions".
— We have revamped our LinkedIn presence: https://www.linkedin.com/company/aisystant. Follow us!
— Our Instagram and Medium were also updated with new branding while Facebook and Twitter pages have just been created!
— Our fellow Denis Asfandiyarov shared his experience in career breakthrough (the guide for engineers).
— Our alumni Alexander Kudrenko elaborated on Roles and Their Concerns.
— Culture, Excellence, Strategy concepts in engineering were discussed in Ivan Padabed's note.
— Finally, check an interesting notes by Viacheslav Zobov - "Science Fiction and Systems Engineering: «The Red Planet» Case or Learning to Survive in Extreme Conditions".
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