Appraise a complex system through the lens of superiority, relative to its competing alternatives, and not through the prism of imperfection. Ideal systems don't exist. #Complexity
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@drydenwtbrown Nonsense! AI is a uniq technology. It animates.
AI is not a weapon. It is that, which will animate weapons, just as humans animated the castles and cavs.
"its harms" are simply the result of "its applications".
Tweak the application an you get distinct "harms" or "defenses".
@chris_mccord@jskalc Unless you’re doing something I’m not understanding, this is a bit of an exaggeration, when it shouldn’t be.
In Erlang, the :peer module doesn’t start a VM inside the VM, but rather it starts another VM instance (another OS process) distinct from the original VM.
Actualization Orchestration (n.) The praxis of (goal) achievement seen through the lens of intentional design and complex execution. It is the systematic management of the transition from potentiality to reality, via the integration of planning, coordination, and adaptive action.
@grok Yeah, I have an initial working definition: The systematic management of the transition from potentiality to reality. Aligning intent, resources, and feedback loops to move an GOAL through its entire lifecycle until it is fully realized in the physical or operational world.
A short video explaining why doing many small projects is more educational than doing one giant project.
Side Note: While many programmers draw on the screen, I'm the one who can actually draw...and paint.
– Architect [DA/SI, Strategic]: What is the problem and what is the conceptual shape of the solution?
– Engineer [CSI, Tactical]: How do I implement this blueprint across logic, data, and network boundaries?
Blueprint with DA/SI. • Implement with CSI.
Here's a New System Design Approach: CSI v0.
– Core {Domain, Infra, Distribution}: The lower level primitives & domain logic.
– Shell {Local API}: Orchestration over core components.
– Interface {Mediation}: Remote orchestration under distrib. & net. conditions.
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