Year: 2021

The last time I saw the level of excitement developers have for MSFT/GitHub #copilot was when AWS launched Lambda. If you don’t believe this is going to succeed because of licensing, ethical, or security implications you shouldn’t believe in any emerging tech, ever.

@steven_hooper @mihak Thanks for sharing it, Steven. This one has been recommended many times already and it’s in my list already:
https://t.co/pgzzIv3ajy

Our brain does not perform exactly in the same way even when all things are equal. So we should all consider coherency harder to achieve than expected.

This book paints our cognitive capabilities more imperfect than ever. Think about it next time you demand a perfect #AI. https://t.co/gsDm4v9jyo

And now you have the science of why, among multiple reasons, some hedge funds carefully track the weather. https://t.co/A4vZzroqfu

Being in a bad mood increases your moral integrity. I have seen this phenomenon in action many, many times. Personally and professionally. https://t.co/h5Z6eALXou

In many ways, as I often say, the IT industry is still in its infancy (compared to other sectors like luxury retail, for example). There is so much of our behaviour that can and, sadly, will be manipulated. https://t.co/iMDqCNZl0g

“People who are in a good mood are more likely to let their biases affect their thinking.” https://t.co/pQaNAXS9OU

“And so why is it at this moment that Tesla is pursuing this acquisition of a solar company?”

“The goal is not to be a car company. There are plenty of car companies,” Mr. Musk responded.

https://t.co/FEH5V5A0T5

RT @Replit: When you’re debugging, what if you could go backwards in time as well as forward… 🤔 https://t.co/XVeSwKfxjZ

I love this. https://t.co/lvZPA3j2A5