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    I've been thinking about #uncertainty from risk POV, & Doug Hubbard's concepts of calibrated estimators. My team does weekly calibrations for #estimating uncertainty. Listening to Choi-Greene talk about AI's certainty - confidently wrong, sometimes - I couldn't help but think that having calibrated, specific uncertainty on events, plans, projects, #technology would become MORE valuable in the future.

    @bsidesseattle #BSidesSeattle #BSidesSEA #2026 #cybersecurity #infosec #cyber #security

  2. 4/

    I've been thinking about #uncertainty from risk POV, & Doug Hubbard's concepts of calibrated estimators. My team does weekly calibrations for #estimating uncertainty. Listening to Choi-Greene talk about AI's certainty - confidently wrong, sometimes - I couldn't help but think that having calibrated, specific uncertainty on events, plans, projects, #technology would become MORE valuable in the future.

    @bsidesseattle #BSidesSeattle #BSidesSEA #2026 #cybersecurity #infosec #cyber #security

  3. 4/

    I've been thinking about #uncertainty from risk POV, & Doug Hubbard's concepts of calibrated estimators. My team does weekly calibrations for #estimating uncertainty. Listening to Choi-Greene talk about AI's certainty - confidently wrong, sometimes - I couldn't help but think that having calibrated, specific uncertainty on events, plans, projects, #technology would become MORE valuable in the future.

    @bsidesseattle #BSidesSeattle #BSidesSEA #2026 #cybersecurity #infosec #cyber #security

  4. 4/

    I've been thinking about from risk POV, & Doug Hubbard's concepts of calibrated estimators. My team does weekly calibrations for uncertainty. Listening to Choi-Greene talk about AI's certainty - confidently wrong, sometimes - I couldn't help but think that having calibrated, specific uncertainty on events, plans, projects, would become MORE valuable in the future.

    @bsidesseattle #2026

  5. 4/

    I've been thinking about #uncertainty from risk POV, & Doug Hubbard's concepts of calibrated estimators. My team does weekly calibrations for #estimating uncertainty. Listening to Choi-Greene talk about AI's certainty - confidently wrong, sometimes - I couldn't help but think that having calibrated, specific uncertainty on events, plans, projects, #technology would become MORE valuable in the future.

    @bsidesseattle #BSidesSeattle #BSidesSEA #2026 #cybersecurity #infosec #cyber #security

  6. In carpentry you measure twice and cut once. In software development you never measure and make cuts until you run out of time.

    — Adam Morse

    #estimating #planning #programming

  7. The sooner you start to code, the longer the program will take.

    — Roy Carlson

    #estimating #programming

  8. Measuring programming progress by lines of code is like measuring aircraft building progress by weight.

    — Bill Gates

    #estimating

  9. Calvin Liang: The Fed says this is a cube of $1M. They’re off by half a million.. “I first tried counting the stacks right there in the room. The cube was tall, so I had to step back to see the whole thing, squinting at the stacks, trying to follow each row. I lost track almost immediately. Also, people were starting to look at me funny. Apparently, staring intensely at a pile of cash while […]

    https://rbfirehose.com/2025/07/14/calvin-liang-the-fed-says-this-is-a-cube-of-1m-theyre-off-by-half-a-million/

  10. Measuring programming progress by lines of code is like measuring aircraft building progress by weight.

    — Bill Gates

    #estimating

  11. The sooner you start to code, the longer the program will take.

    — Roy Carlson

    #estimating #programming

  12. The first 90% of the code accounts for the first 90% of the development time. The remaining 10% of the code accounts for the other 90% of the development time.

    — Tom Cargill

    #estimating

  13. Estimate always goes wrong. That too in one way.

    — Sumit Agrawal

    #estimating

  14. Measuring programming progress by lines of code is like measuring aircraft building progress by weight.

    — Bill Gates

    #estimating

  15. The first 90% of the code accounts for the first 90% of the development time. The remaining 10% of the code accounts for the other 90% of the development time.

    — Tom Cargill

    #estimating

  16. The first step of any project is to grossly underestimate its complexity and difficulty.

    — Nicoll Hunt

    #estimating #management #planning

  17. After you finish the first 90% of a project, you have to finish the other 90%.

    — Michael Abrash

    #estimating

  18. Editing this latest batch of screenlogs is a chore (just about halfway through December, now). I worked a lot of longer days, so there's a lot of footage. Also, when I'm doing a lot of rendering, there's more task-switching, so more edits to make to summarize it.

    But these will among the most valuable ones for estimating my maximum real output.

    I'm hoping to get a useful number for estimating production time on episode two, then follow through with that and see if I can't actually get it done in the predicted time.

    It'd be a real confidence builder if I could.
    #LunaticsProject #Management #Screenlogging #Estimating

  19. Editing this latest batch of screenlogs is a chore (just about halfway through December, now). I worked a lot of longer days, so there's a lot of footage. Also, when I'm doing a lot of rendering, there's more task-switching, so more edits to make to summarize it.

    But these will among the most valuable ones for estimating my maximum real output.

    I'm hoping to get a useful number for estimating production time on episode two, then follow through with that and see if I can't actually get it done in the predicted time.

    It'd be a real confidence builder if I could.
    #LunaticsProject #Management #Screenlogging #Estimating

  20. Editing this latest batch of screenlogs is a chore (just about halfway through December, now). I worked a lot of longer days, so there's a lot of footage. Also, when I'm doing a lot of rendering, there's more task-switching, so more edits to make to summarize it.

    But these will among the most valuable ones for estimating my maximum real output.

    I'm hoping to get a useful number for estimating production time on episode two, then follow through with that and see if I can't actually get it done in the predicted time.

    It'd be a real confidence builder if I could.
    #LunaticsProject #Management #Screenlogging #Estimating

  21. Editing this latest batch of screenlogs is a chore (just about halfway through December, now). I worked a lot of longer days, so there's a lot of footage. Also, when I'm doing a lot of rendering, there's more task-switching, so more edits to make to summarize it.

    But these will among the most valuable ones for estimating my maximum real output.

    I'm hoping to get a useful number for estimating production time on episode two, then follow through with that and see if I can't actually get it done in the predicted time.

    It'd be a real confidence builder if I could.
    #LunaticsProject #Management #Screenlogging #Estimating

  22. Things that are impossible just take longer.

    — Ian Hickson

    #estimating #planning

  23. After you finish the first 90% of a project, you have to finish the other 90%.

    — Michael Abrash

    #estimating

  24. The first 90% of the code accounts for the first 90% of the development time. The remaining 10% of the code accounts for the other 90% of the development time.

    — Tom Cargill

    #estimating

  25. In carpentry you measure twice and cut once. In software development you never measure and make cuts until you run out of time.

    — Adam Morse

    #estimating #planning #programming

  26. The sooner you start to code, the longer the program will take.

    — Roy Carlson

    #estimating #programming

  27. In carpentry you measure twice and cut once. In software development you never measure and make cuts until you run out of time.

    — Adam Morse

    #estimating #planning #programming

  28. The first step of any project is to grossly underestimate its complexity and difficulty.

    — Nicoll Hunt

    #estimating #management #planning

  29. Things that are impossible just take longer.

    — Ian Hickson

    #estimating #planning

  30. "Estimating and Forecasting” with Sabine Khan is just one of the many great Agile Essentials talks coming to Agile2023. Don't miss the world's premier Agile conference:

    agilealliance.org/agile2023/

    #Agile2023 #RoadtoAgile2023 #AgileEssentials #Agile #Estimating

  31. "Estimating and Forecasting” with Sabine Khan is just one of the many great Agile Essentials talks coming to Agile2023. Don't miss the world's premier Agile conference:

    agilealliance.org/agile2023/

    #Agile2023 #RoadtoAgile2023 #AgileEssentials #Agile #Estimating

  32. "Estimating and Forecasting” with Sabine Khan is just one of the many great Agile Essentials talks coming to Agile2023. Don't miss the world's premier Agile conference:

    agilealliance.org/agile2023/

    #Agile2023 #RoadtoAgile2023 #AgileEssentials #Agile #Estimating

  33. "Estimating and Forecasting” with Sabine Khan is just one of the many great Agile Essentials talks coming to Agile2023. Don't miss the world's premier Agile conference:

    agilealliance.org/agile2023/

    #Agile2023 #RoadtoAgile2023 #AgileEssentials #Agile #Estimating

  34. "Estimating and Forecasting” with Sabine Khan is just one of the many great Agile Essentials talks coming to Agile2023. Don't miss the world's premier Agile conference:

    agilealliance.org/agile2023/

    #Agile2023 #RoadtoAgile2023 #AgileEssentials #Agile #Estimating