I used to have combine todo list for everything for years. Last few months it became unbearable in terms of overhead. I am now trying to have work todo list in Jira following company rules and my own for the… Read More »Separation of Life and Work
I think thanks to AI models more and more industries will become regulated and only state sanctioned people will be allowed to do some stuff. The same as it is with architects, structural engineers, lawyers or doctors. In the near… Read More »To More Regulation Thanks To AI
We are moving back to Serfdom.
Solid advice.
Many people, when trying to learn new stuff, read an article or a book, or watch a video or listen to some friend or coach, and start applying the stuff. This is also standard advice. Many people say it is… Read More »Indoctrinating vs. Educating Yourself
It is good to know how stuff breaks. “increasing complexity yields diminishing marginal returns: each new layer of administration, infrastructure, or technology demands ever-greater energy and material inputs for proportionally smaller benefits. When the energy surplus required to sustain this… Read More »Collapse: A Framework for Understanding and Navigating the Decline of Industrial Civilisation
It seems to me that people have more patience with AI than with people. If a person would be as annoying with their responses and questions as AI tend to be, you would not speak to the person anymore. Why… Read More »Patience with Technology
It is not great powers competing, it is Game of Thrones.
Physics is cool.
Even fiction can be grounded in economy. “our protagonists aren’t typical Hobbits. Bilbo, Frodo, Merry, and Pippin are all very clearly members of the landed gentry, the landowning class that controls most means of economic production and maintains social dominance… Read More »The Moral Economy of the Shire