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Republish: How Much AI Do We Need?
I’m back today from holiday, but gone tomorrow. As I try to close down the year, I decided to re-run How Much AI Do We Need? as it was an interesting look back at a piece from 2020, when the … Continue reading
Republish: Choosing Sequences Over Identity
It’s the start of the holiday season for me. I’m off all this week and a few next week, so I’m really done for the year. You get to re-read Choosing Sequences Over Identity.
Republish: Over-Engineering
It’s Black Friday, and a holiday in the US. I’m off today, no idea what we’re doing, but probably some horse chores and taking it easy. You get over-engineering as a republish. I realized it was never on this site, … Continue reading
Republish: Boring or Scripting
I’m off to Live 360 today in Orlando, flying early (I should be somewhere over Texas or Louisiana by now), and busy at the event. So you get to re-read Boring or Scripting, which describes a bit about my career. … Continue reading