@fintanr @cpswan I am talking about the analogy 🙂

@fintanr @cpswan Orchestration did not always have a conductor. It’s quite a recent “invention”. In the 17th century, a member of the ensemble would act as a conductor. The 1st violin.
In opera, there were 2 conductors.
So what are we going to do if/when the choreographer decides to be on stage?

“Orchestration” was not good enough. So let’s use “Choreography” now.

What’s the difference?

Well, one is about music, the other is about dance.

But I mean in IT…

Oh, sorry: one is about music, the other is about dance.

Not surprisingly, @amazon is entering the household appliances business. As you probably read from my recent updates, to win the luxury segment, all they have to do is providing better customer service. AI is not even necessary.

https://t.co/vnJYZSeuhD https://t.co/5VyOiSU8Xw

For years, I visited the Red Hat office in Westford and saw scenes like this one.

You don’t even have to look for the name. You can tell it’s @0xF2 desk. https://t.co/rbL6ZU97W6

At 19, I was studying at the university to become a lawyer and, part-time, I was mounting motherboards inside tower PCs.

So I know he’s having jolly good fun.

What is the book that changed your life? (not novels or religious texts)

Asked on Oct 5, 2021

@cloudpundit The problem has always been what happens when the definition of “crime” changes.

Anybody has quantitative experience with performance and scalability limits of Open Policy Agent?

I’m asking for a friend…

About not knowing what you are doing:

“Among billion-dollar companies, fewer than 50 percent of founding CEOs and fewer than 30 percent of founding CxOs had much, if any, work experience that directly related to their startups.”

From Super Founders(Ali Tamaseb)