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After my previous post about why we accept human errors but are harsher on machines, two longtime readers and pillars of the resilience engineering community reached out to point out the error of my ways. Courtney Nash of the Resilience in Software Foundation wrote a long response, pointing to errors in my thinking...
Frederick Forsyth Extremely drawn out planning and background story of an overthrow of an African leader. Most of the action is in the final chapters. I enjoyed it but found it a little overly detailed and wondered when the action starts, when it did it was over quickly. β
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If youβre anything like me, the recent wave of dual-screen retro handhelds feels like a return to the Nintendo DS era. You pick up something like the AYN Thor and, for a moment, it all clicks! Two displays, stacked, full of potential. But then you start using it
I said yesterday that we have a recent trend of small projects winning Lucy Moses awards. The second project that won an award this year where we were involved is quite large, but our role was small: the restoration of the stained glass windows at the Riverside Church in upper Manhattan. This project included β30 [β¦]
In one layoff announcement after another, we hear that AI can now do the work of a great many people, which is why fewer people are needed to do the work.
Scallops, borrowed bikes, and heated welcome rooms. What Shetland taught us about island generosity.
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