You won’t be replaced by residuality theory, you’ll be replaced by someone using residuality theory. Hur dur.

Still in utter shock because a philosopher said something nice about my book.

This is the best bundle.

Getting in the mood for Antwerp

The key skill in an AI driven world(TM) is going to be bullshit detection. Unfortunately those who are most skilled at this are currently sitting this one out.

Woo.

Pro advice: if you’re going to say something isn’t good, make sure you’re replacing it with something so cool that it makes people forgive you real fast.

For half the cost of an AI strategist I’ll just pretend to build PoC’s that never make it to production. You won’t be replaced by an AI, you’ll be replaced by someone pretending to use an AI.

Remember when Steve Jobs came out and showed us the iPhone and everyone was just happy and excited and life was simple?

AI guys at WWDC: BREAKING: we’ve solved liquid. In a few thousands days we will have solved drought. Rain is obsolete. Developers are already drinking 30% less water. Hedgers: it’s a powerful tool, but I think in the future we will drink more water because of this.

I am the baddies.

You should see the state of software engineering…

This actually works for me.

I don’t think it’s a cautionary tale, I think it’s brilliant to see siloes break down and work get done.

If endlessly regurgitating the same old slop was the solution to software engineering Enterprise Architecture would already have solved it in 2010.

What we are experiencing is a midwit revolution, which will do for knowledge what the Bolsheviks did for wealth.

People who’ve never had an original thought in their lives, who’ve been taught to let others think for them, cheer and applaud as they retrieve cognitive sludge from the magic machine, thinking they’ve leveled the playing field. Welcome to the age of idiocy.