Keynote - Collective Problem Solving in Music, Science, Art...
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Argues collective problem solving depends on concrete mechanisms: a living symmathesy where running software, IDEs, tests, logs and deployment pipelines participate in learning; the bottleneck is the line of representation between humans and code; historical cases — the Florentine camerata inventing opera, Enlightenment clubs, ThoughtWorks and Spring era teams — show multidisciplinary groups, shared methods, code review and paired programming actually transfer mental models and produce durable innovations.
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- 0:00Intro
- 0:30The Florentine Camerata
- 4:00La representativo
- 5:57Invisible Colleges
- 7:55Club of Honest Whigs
- 9:44Salons in Paris
- 10:17Agile Bunny
- 10:50Van Gogh Season
- 11:13Van Gogh in Paris
- 11:38Gertrude Stein
- 12:20Cubism
- 12:45Picassos Salon
- 13:08Software
- 13:27ThoughtWorks
- 14:54Kent Beck
- 15:32Martin Fowler
- 16:40Gregory Bateson
- 18:45Nora Bateson
- 21:15Our Teams Fit
- 21:26Our Relationships Matter
- 29:57Law of Downhill Invention
- 31:40Mental Models
- 33:37Whos First
- 34:48Growth
- 36:31Put the team first
- 36:58Look inward
- 37:44The Camerata
- 38:43Scientific Method
- 40:40Art
- 41:10Middle Ages
- 43:05Renaissance
- 44:05Programming is a skill
- 44:56Software is art
- 46:50Ongoing software development
- 47:10App assists
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