Weekend reads: algorithms in company boards and job hunting (May 16)

16 May

A Venture Capital Firm Just Named An Algorithm To Its Board Of Directors — Here’s What It Actually Does | Business Insider (Business Insider)

Job hunting is a matter of Big Data, not how you perform at an interview (Guardian)

Putin Screwed Up – Ukraine built about 600 of Russia’s ICBMs carrying about 5000 nuclear bombs and Ukraine can Give Codes to NATO and Cripple Russia’s Nuclear Capability (Next Big Future)

The Nagorno-Karabakh Republic Is Another Unknown Country with an Uncertain Future (Vice)

US overtakes France as world’s biggest wine market (BBC)

Follow the Money, China-Style (NY Times)

Teeth Whitening, Occupational Licensing, and Antitrust (Conversable Econ)

“Interesting opportunity” = 2 years. Corporate Time Equivalents. (McSweeney’s)

Chinese architecture: The best new hotels designs – (CNN)

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