Maybe you are not a failure.

From “Physics of the impossible” – Michio Kaku https://t.co/xRf2peAcK3

A customer asked about #NoOps. After the meeting, I decided to write a 20-pages (8,300 words) contrarian view on the subject and #Automation in general. For #CIO and directs.

NoOps: Misguided Hopes, New Ideas, And Three Paths Towards An Attainable Future
https://t.co/gI7RBY2nVJ https://t.co/5fTZ3VTxCO

A customer asked about #NoOps. After the meeting, I decided to write a 20-pages (8,300 words) contrarian view on the subject and #Automation in general. For #CIO and directs.

NoOps: Misguided Hopes, New Ideas, And Three Paths Towards An Attainable Future
https://t.co/gI7RBY2nVJ https://t.co/QVrEByY4uQ

I’ve started asking the following question every week: “What is the book that changed your life?”
So now, every week, I publish the answers I get. This week:

– The No Asshole Rule
– Circuits, Signals, and Systems
– Unix Network Programming

Full list: https://t.co/pgzzIv3ajy

@tom_wilkie Same. Or donate them to charity after mounting. I am a collector for the bigger sets so I never have the chance to open them. But I’d buy twice if I could donate after building them.

COVID-19 has made this even more complicated.

I wish @LEGO_Group had a program for this.

Assuming this is accurate, one might wonder how much more online retailers will try to manipulate consumers’ preferences to converge towards products already in the “lead warehouses”. https://t.co/XcczcGjbmk

RT @MaxCRoser: If you need data on COVID – for your research, as a journalist, or for any other purpose – we have been publishing a compreh…

Today, in 1859, Charles Darwin published On the Origin of Species, revolutionising science.

@davidmedberry I’m sure they can. It’s just not my question.

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