You Are Not Opinionated. You Are Just Posturing.
Strong words that come out of a philosophy, and strong words used to make it look like you have one, are entirely different things.
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Strong words that come out of a philosophy, and strong words used to make it look like you have one, are entirely different things.
When AI replaces part of a job, how can someone outside the field declare the entire expert unnecessary? On obituaries written without the living, and the respect they lack.
Is participation in open source the price of admission for criticism? On the bias between builders and users, contribution and the right to speak.
AI has rewritten the cost structure behind engineering. It is time to rethink technology choices, debt, specifications, tests, OSS, hiring, and trust.
We are gradually losing the ability to be surprised.
Companies that make money with OSS should not only sponsor events, but also pay authors, maintainers, and core contributors in a distributed way.
Do not lie, apologize when wrong, and still have claims, fight, and sharpen them.
On neutrality as a performance, and the honesty of saying you do not yet have a position.
Information is essentially graph-shaped, and folding it into a tree is wrong.
Software engineering loved reproducibility. Probabilistic AI may pull it, just a little, back toward prayer.
Embrace your own instability.
A more generalized form of accessibility.