In a constantly changing world, it's easy to become preoccupied with trying to predict what will change in the future. However, there's profound wisdom in focusing on what will remain constant. In computing, a powerful concept known as content hashing offers a stable foundation for modeling what does and does not change. Extending this idea to life in general, Jeff Bezos, the founder of Amazon, once emphasized the importance of building on a foundation of things that are unlikely to change. There is a common thread that connects these concepts that I’d like to explore.
Building on What Won't Change
Building on What Won't Change
Building on What Won't Change
In a constantly changing world, it's easy to become preoccupied with trying to predict what will change in the future. However, there's profound wisdom in focusing on what will remain constant. In computing, a powerful concept known as content hashing offers a stable foundation for modeling what does and does not change. Extending this idea to life in general, Jeff Bezos, the founder of Amazon, once emphasized the importance of building on a foundation of things that are unlikely to change. There is a common thread that connects these concepts that I’d like to explore.