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published today, along similar lines https://martinfowler.com/bliki/AgenticEmail.html

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this is over my head

I suppose we should be cautious, the human mind is capable of overfitting too

Do you mean in the sense it’s hierarchical? Or am I missing the point entirely

more like two different ways of approaching a problem which crop up quite often designing socio-technical systems

it does puzzle me how programmer culture is to over generalise as if its some epiphany or fundamental principle

in fact this blog just diagnoses two common viewpoints or perspectives

perhaps its just a style thing to get engagement with a blog

I'm a coder with 30 years of experience and I'm also excited about the potential of ChatGPT to help with my work. However, it's very important to remember to double-check the code it generates for accuracy.

Especially for anything that is not boilerplate or tutorial level, I've seen a lot of mechanically incorrect and unhelpful code generated.

The time wasn't maintained somehow. Here's the direct link

- Secure by default – Growing a new engineering practice https://youtu.be/Lrw-6-Bd784?t=3064

- Detect complex code patterns using semantic grap https://youtu.be/Lrw-6-Bd784?t=616

The sections on attack vectors, modes of detection and response, etc were published today

It was published in instalments, which is a bit confusing

There's a bit about interfacing with infrastructure teams in one of the later instalments also

I've been following this, as Martin Fowler released it in instalments over the past few weeks. The final part came out today.

While specialists who are experienced in TM may not get a great deal from it, it should be useful for developers new to it.

sublime

Great rhetorically, not sure how comprehensible the logic was.

Reminds of Plato's thought that Socrates was like a doctor being judged by a jury of children. His conclusion was to turn against democracy to a vision of a polity ruled by enlightened 'philosopher kings'. So what are the implications for democracy in the Internet age?

No mention of colonialism or imperialism here. Not the whole answer, but part.

By the way there is a whole tent full of Hurst's work at Dismaland.

Perhaps see it for yourself, if you can.

I went yesterday.. here's my Tweet review:

https://twitter.com/jgumbley/status/635895637503025152

Recommend, especially for the Gallery.

My favourite part was most people there were "normal" people and absolutely loved it. I've been to i.e. Damian Hurst / White Cube / Rothko etc. etc. London poseurs everywhere.

Art that connects.

sure that isn't the strangest battle in WWII

The space shuttle programme was basically a horrible disaster.

Great, a node.js fork.

"the system does not retain (identifying) pieces of information, and the (identity) checking companies do not know what service is being used."

Infomation technology means that cost are falling, old business models are getting over turned and innovation is happening in established and new markets.

Bubbles can occur in equity markets independently of this.

Due to easy credit over the past 20 years a lot of debt has built up which is retarding real growth now via the financial crisis.

In summary money introduces a layer of indirection into the system which can mean that growth is slow even when technological conditions promote in some sectors.