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AI generated but still funny

Good #quoteoftheday courtesy of Rob Thomas “What we achieve in life is directly proportional to what we attempt to do.”

"Fail fast is ok. Fail for is not." #quoteoftheday

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Catching up on my #quoteoftheday "Well - now I see it . The runbook is written like the M*A*S*H bomb defusing instructions. 'Cut the wires... but first remove the fuse.'"

and another #quoteoftheday "I had hoped it was a very temporary solution... apparently nothing is more permanent than a temporary solution."

I'm afraid this one is second hand so I can't give proper credit... still good #quoteoftheday "4 KLOCs vs 430K+ KLOCs is the difference between 'I built this' and 'we have a team meeting about the architecture meeting'"

My Dev team rocks... #quoteoftheday "QA stands for quality assurance NOT questions and answers."

On this day in 1996: Deep Blue became first machine to beat a chess champion.

"But it was the model that was released last week (GPT-5.3 Codex) that shook me the most. It wasn't just executing my instructions. It was making intelligent decisions. It had something that felt, for the first time, like judgment. Like taste. The inexplicable sense of knowing

This came across my feed and was a worthy #quoteoftheday agentic ai analogy “It’s like a tamagotchi but you feed it jira tickets instead of snacks” (My agents are good at creating jira tickets LOL) credit Vox

“It’s more fun than crayons”

Great observation Aakash Gupta “The capability curve is exponential. The deployment curve is logarithmic.”

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What could possibly go wrong?

Live long and model on 🖖

AI impact on mechanical engineering

The thread discourse here definitely runs the gamut….

I was motivated my the Rotation 4 way test snd created a decision making framework for IT executives… 1- will it increase revenues? 2- will it decrease costs? 3- will it improve customer experience? 4- will it improve my security posture? Don’t over- complexify