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Growing Artificial Intelligence
This editorial was originally published on Jul 4, 2016. With Steve on holiday, this is an interesting look back almost a decade into the past at AI technology. There’s a fascinating piece over at O’Reilly that looks at what we … Continue reading
Republish: Practice Until You Don’t Get It Wrong
I was in the UK last week and since I was gone for a week, I’ve decided to take a day off with my wife. You get to read Practice Until You Don’t Get It Wrong, which is something I … Continue reading
Republish: Limiting the Ability to Concentrate and Collaborate
It’s another Monday off for me, this time likely catching up on some fall maintenance before it gets really cold. Plus, I’m gone in the UK next week. While I’ve likely doing something with my hands, and concentrating outside, you … Continue reading
Republish: Start Fixing Your DB with Better Code
Still in Italy, so while I’m sipping wine, you can Start Fixing Your Database with Better Code. I realized I never put this on the blog, so here it is: Start Fixing Your DB with Better Code I ran across … Continue reading