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  1. stupid : tomshardware.com/tech-industry

    Storing backups (cold data) on the same volume or in the exact same environment as the production database isn't a backup; it's just a local copy. It is therefore a lack of forethought that led to this situation.

    I have never seen a company that allows just anyone to work on production servers. No matter the company, someone hired 2 days ago does not work on production; they read, they read some more, and they keep reading to understand the big picture. This is something AI cannot do.

    The safeguard that prevents AI from running amok must be built by design, not through instructions in a .md file or a .yaml configuration. Furthermore, even if a person validates the commands by hitting the "authorize" button, they are not to blame. This is what we call Taylorized factory behavior. The natural tendency will be to validate blindly because mental fatigue will set in; there is a term for this: validation fatigue or alert fatigue. The concept of Taylorism lies in the fragmentation of skills and the absence of critical thinking in a production line. This is the programmer's job with AI nowadays.

    An AI must work on servers that have absolutely no impact on production or ongoing work, almost as if it were working in parallel within its own sandbox environment. No matter the language model, things will get broken.

    AI is a loose cannon... capable of impressive feats of productivity, but a liability that lacks any global vision.

    #AI #SoftwareEngineering #DevOps #SysAdmin #Programming #CyberSecurity #TechDebt #SoftwareArchitecture #LLM #Taylorism

  2. stupid : tomshardware.com/tech-industry

    Storing backups (cold data) on the same volume or in the exact same environment as the production database isn't a backup; it's just a local copy. It is therefore a lack of forethought that led to this situation.

    I have never seen a company that allows just anyone to work on production servers. No matter the company, someone hired 2 days ago does not work on production; they read, they read some more, and they keep reading to understand the big picture. This is something AI cannot do.

    The safeguard that prevents AI from running amok must be built by design, not through instructions in a .md file or a .yaml configuration. Furthermore, even if a person validates the commands by hitting the "authorize" button, they are not to blame. This is what we call Taylorized factory behavior. The natural tendency will be to validate blindly because mental fatigue will set in; there is a term for this: validation fatigue or alert fatigue. The concept of Taylorism lies in the fragmentation of skills and the absence of critical thinking in a production line. This is the programmer's job with AI nowadays.

    An AI must work on servers that have absolutely no impact on production or ongoing work, almost as if it were working in parallel within its own sandbox environment. No matter the language model, things will get broken.

    AI is a loose cannon... capable of impressive feats of productivity, but a liability that lacks any global vision.

    #AI #SoftwareEngineering #DevOps #SysAdmin #Programming #CyberSecurity #TechDebt #SoftwareArchitecture #LLM #Taylorism

  3. stupid : tomshardware.com/tech-industry

    Storing backups (cold data) on the same volume or in the exact same environment as the production database isn't a backup; it's just a local copy. It is therefore a lack of forethought that led to this situation.

    I have never seen a company that allows just anyone to work on production servers. No matter the company, someone hired 2 days ago does not work on production; they read, they read some more, and they keep reading to understand the big picture. This is something AI cannot do.

    The safeguard that prevents AI from running amok must be built by design, not through instructions in a .md file or a .yaml configuration. Furthermore, even if a person validates the commands by hitting the "authorize" button, they are not to blame. This is what we call Taylorized factory behavior. The natural tendency will be to validate blindly because mental fatigue will set in; there is a term for this: validation fatigue or alert fatigue. The concept of Taylorism lies in the fragmentation of skills and the absence of critical thinking in a production line. This is the programmer's job with AI nowadays.

    An AI must work on servers that have absolutely no impact on production or ongoing work, almost as if it were working in parallel within its own sandbox environment. No matter the language model, things will get broken.

    AI is a loose cannon... capable of impressive feats of productivity, but a liability that lacks any global vision.

    #AI #SoftwareEngineering #DevOps #SysAdmin #Programming #CyberSecurity #TechDebt #SoftwareArchitecture #LLM #Taylorism

  4. stupid : tomshardware.com/tech-industry

    Storing backups (cold data) on the same volume or in the exact same environment as the production database isn't a backup; it's just a local copy. It is therefore a lack of forethought that led to this situation.

    I have never seen a company that allows just anyone to work on production servers. No matter the company, someone hired 2 days ago does not work on production; they read, they read some more, and they keep reading to understand the big picture. This is something AI cannot do.

    The safeguard that prevents AI from running amok must be built by design, not through instructions in a .md file or a .yaml configuration. Furthermore, even if a person validates the commands by hitting the "authorize" button, they are not to blame. This is what we call Taylorized factory behavior. The natural tendency will be to validate blindly because mental fatigue will set in; there is a term for this: validation fatigue or alert fatigue. The concept of Taylorism lies in the fragmentation of skills and the absence of critical thinking in a production line. This is the programmer's job with AI nowadays.

    An AI must work on servers that have absolutely no impact on production or ongoing work, almost as if it were working in parallel within its own sandbox environment. No matter the language model, things will get broken.

    AI is a loose cannon... capable of impressive feats of productivity, but a liability that lacks any global vision.

    #AI #SoftwareEngineering #DevOps #SysAdmin #Programming #CyberSecurity #TechDebt #SoftwareArchitecture #LLM #Taylorism

  5. stupid : tomshardware.com/tech-industry

    Storing backups (cold data) on the same volume or in the exact same environment as the production database isn't a backup; it's just a local copy. It is therefore a lack of forethought that led to this situation.

    I have never seen a company that allows just anyone to work on production servers. No matter the company, someone hired 2 days ago does not work on production; they read, they read some more, and they keep reading to understand the big picture. This is something AI cannot do.

    The safeguard that prevents AI from running amok must be built by design, not through instructions in a .md file or a .yaml configuration. Furthermore, even if a person validates the commands by hitting the "authorize" button, they are not to blame. This is what we call Taylorized factory behavior. The natural tendency will be to validate blindly because mental fatigue will set in; there is a term for this: validation fatigue or alert fatigue. The concept of Taylorism lies in the fragmentation of skills and the absence of critical thinking in a production line. This is the programmer's job with AI nowadays.

    An AI must work on servers that have absolutely no impact on production or ongoing work, almost as if it were working in parallel within its own sandbox environment. No matter the language model, things will get broken.

    AI is a loose cannon... capable of impressive feats of productivity, but a liability that lacks any global vision.

    #AI #SoftwareEngineering #DevOps #SysAdmin #Programming #CyberSecurity #TechDebt #SoftwareArchitecture #LLM #Taylorism

  6. There we go:

    "Woolworths said it was engaging with Victoria Police over the alleged blockade."

    And in this whole wretched ABC "news" article, not one word about the composition of today's picket line. Pretty heavy journalism there. But they did manage to include a bunch of Woolworths talking points.

    abc.net.au/news/2024-12-07/woo

    #Woolworths #UWU #strike #Taylorism #Australia

  7. There we go:

    "Woolworths said it was engaging with Victoria Police over the alleged blockade."

    And in this whole wretched ABC "news" article, not one word about the composition of today's picket line. Pretty heavy journalism there. But they did manage to include a bunch of Woolworths talking points.

    abc.net.au/news/2024-12-07/woo

    #Woolworths #UWU #strike #Taylorism #Australia

  8. There we go:

    "Woolworths said it was engaging with Victoria Police over the alleged blockade."

    And in this whole wretched ABC "news" article, not one word about the composition of today's picket line. Pretty heavy journalism there. But they did manage to include a bunch of Woolworths talking points.

    abc.net.au/news/2024-12-07/woo

    #Woolworths #UWU #strike #Taylorism #Australia

  9. There we go:

    "Woolworths said it was engaging with Victoria Police over the alleged blockade."

    And in this whole wretched ABC "news" article, not one word about the composition of today's picket line. Pretty heavy journalism there. But they did manage to include a bunch of Woolworths talking points.

    abc.net.au/news/2024-12-07/woo

    #Woolworths #UWU #strike #Taylorism #Australia

  10. There we go:

    "Woolworths said it was engaging with Victoria Police over the alleged blockade."

    And in this whole wretched ABC "news" article, not one word about the composition of today's picket line. Pretty heavy journalism there. But they did manage to include a bunch of Woolworths talking points.

    abc.net.au/news/2024-12-07/woo

    #Woolworths #UWU #strike #Taylorism #Australia

  11. A new philosophy of work, management and leadership is born from innovative ideas and practices in different fields, professions and industries. A paradigm shift that goes beyond Fordism and Taylorism.

    => Video Short Part 3: The new paradigm beyond Fordism and Taylorism

    linkedin.com/posts/lucaminudel

    #Taylorism
    #Fordism
    #PostTaylorism
    #ComplexityThinking
    #LightweightMethods
    #NewParadigm
    #NewPhisolophy
    #Agile
    #PostAgile
    #Agility
    #Complexity

  12. A new philosophy of work, management and leadership is born from innovative ideas and practices in different fields, professions and industries. A paradigm shift that goes beyond Fordism and Taylorism.

    => Video Short Part 3: The new paradigm beyond Fordism and Taylorism

    linkedin.com/posts/lucaminudel











  13. A new philosophy of work, management and leadership is born from innovative ideas and practices in different fields, professions and industries. A paradigm shift that goes beyond Fordism and Taylorism.

    => Video Short Part 3: The new paradigm beyond Fordism and Taylorism

    linkedin.com/posts/lucaminudel

    #Taylorism
    #Fordism
    #PostTaylorism
    #ComplexityThinking
    #LightweightMethods
    #NewParadigm
    #NewPhisolophy
    #Agile
    #PostAgile
    #Agility
    #Complexity

  14. A new philosophy of work, management and leadership is born from innovative ideas and practices in different fields, professions and industries. A paradigm shift that goes beyond Fordism and Taylorism.

    => Video Short Part 3: The new paradigm beyond Fordism and Taylorism

    linkedin.com/posts/lucaminudel

    #Taylorism
    #Fordism
    #PostTaylorism
    #ComplexityThinking
    #LightweightMethods
    #NewParadigm
    #NewPhisolophy
    #Agile
    #PostAgile
    #Agility
    #Complexity

  15. A new philosophy of work, management and leadership is born from innovative ideas and practices in different fields, professions and industries. A paradigm shift that goes beyond Fordism and Taylorism.

    => Video Short Part 3: The new paradigm beyond Fordism and Taylorism

    linkedin.com/posts/lucaminudel

    #Taylorism
    #Fordism
    #PostTaylorism
    #ComplexityThinking
    #LightweightMethods
    #NewParadigm
    #NewPhisolophy
    #Agile
    #PostAgile
    #Agility
    #Complexity

  16. I really like the analysis in this podcast of how #TheToyotaProductionSystem is more efficient overall than #Taylorism because it optimizes labour value time for the entire system rather than for each individual worker. It's a great example of how #marxism offers abstractions over economics that demystify the process of production.

    podomatic.com/podcasts/fromalp

  17. I really like the analysis in this podcast of how #TheToyotaProductionSystem is more efficient overall than #Taylorism because it optimizes labour value time for the entire system rather than for each individual worker. It's a great example of how #marxism offers abstractions over economics that demystify the process of production.

    podomatic.com/podcasts/fromalp

  18. I really like the analysis in this podcast of how #TheToyotaProductionSystem is more efficient overall than #Taylorism because it optimizes labour value time for the entire system rather than for each individual worker. It's a great example of how #marxism offers abstractions over economics that demystify the process of production.

    podomatic.com/podcasts/fromalp

  19. I really like the analysis in this podcast of how #TheToyotaProductionSystem is more efficient overall than #Taylorism because it optimizes labour value time for the entire system rather than for each individual worker. It's a great example of how #marxism offers abstractions over economics that demystify the process of production.

    podomatic.com/podcasts/fromalp

  20. I really like the analysis in this podcast of how #TheToyotaProductionSystem is more efficient overall than #Taylorism because it optimizes labour value time for the entire system rather than for each individual worker. It's a great example of how #marxism offers abstractions over economics that demystify the process of production.

    podomatic.com/podcasts/fromalp

  21. Ben Affleck got PBS to cover up the fact that an unnamed-in-the-article ancestor was a slave owner. I wonder if it was Thomas Affleck, whose publication The Cotton Plantation Record and Account Book was a major influence on the use of the pushing system which, through unspeakable violence, allowed cotton planters to rapidly and continually increase the productivity of their slaves.

    Thomas Affleck's work figures prominently in Caitlin Rosenthal's breakthrough work Accounting for Slavery, which traces the origin of modern management techniques, including Taylorism, back to methods employed on cotton plantations.

    #BenAffleck #ThomasAffleck #Slavery #Cotton #PushingSystem #Plantations #Capitalism #Management #Taylorism #CaitlinRosenthal #AccountingForSlavery

    npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/20

    en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas

    en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cotton

    search.worldcat.org/title/1090

    slate.com/human-interest/2015/

  22. Ben Affleck got PBS to cover up the fact that an unnamed-in-the-article ancestor was a slave owner. I wonder if it was Thomas Affleck, whose publication The Cotton Plantation Record and Account Book was a major influence on the use of the pushing system which, through unspeakable violence, allowed cotton planters to rapidly and continually increase the productivity of their slaves.

    Thomas Affleck's work figures prominently in Caitlin Rosenthal's breakthrough work Accounting for Slavery, which traces the origin of modern management techniques, including Taylorism, back to methods employed on cotton plantations.

    #BenAffleck #ThomasAffleck #Slavery #Cotton #PushingSystem #Plantations #Capitalism #Management #Taylorism #CaitlinRosenthal #AccountingForSlavery

    npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/20

    en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas

    en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cotton

    search.worldcat.org/title/1090

    slate.com/human-interest/2015/

  23. Ben Affleck got PBS to cover up the fact that an unnamed-in-the-article ancestor was a slave owner. I wonder if it was Thomas Affleck, whose publication The Cotton Plantation Record and Account Book was a major influence on the use of the pushing system which, through unspeakable violence, allowed cotton planters to rapidly and continually increase the productivity of their slaves.

    Thomas Affleck's work figures prominently in Caitlin Rosenthal's breakthrough work Accounting for Slavery, which traces the origin of modern management techniques, including Taylorism, back to methods employed on cotton plantations.

    #BenAffleck #ThomasAffleck #Slavery #Cotton #PushingSystem #Plantations #Capitalism #Management #Taylorism #CaitlinRosenthal #AccountingForSlavery

    npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/20

    en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas

    en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cotton

    search.worldcat.org/title/1090

    slate.com/human-interest/2015/

  24. Ben Affleck got PBS to cover up the fact that an unnamed-in-the-article ancestor was a slave owner. I wonder if it was Thomas Affleck, whose publication The Cotton Plantation Record and Account Book was a major influence on the use of the pushing system which, through unspeakable violence, allowed cotton planters to rapidly and continually increase the productivity of their slaves.

    Thomas Affleck's work figures prominently in Caitlin Rosenthal's breakthrough work Accounting for Slavery, which traces the origin of modern management techniques, including Taylorism, back to methods employed on cotton plantations.

    #BenAffleck #ThomasAffleck #Slavery #Cotton #PushingSystem #Plantations #Capitalism #Management #Taylorism #CaitlinRosenthal #AccountingForSlavery

    npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/20

    en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas

    en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cotton

    search.worldcat.org/title/1090

    slate.com/human-interest/2015/

  25. Ben Affleck got PBS to cover up the fact that an unnamed-in-the-article ancestor was a slave owner. I wonder if it was Thomas Affleck, whose publication The Cotton Plantation Record and Account Book was a major influence on the use of the pushing system which, through unspeakable violence, allowed cotton planters to rapidly and continually increase the productivity of their slaves.

    Thomas Affleck's work figures prominently in Caitlin Rosenthal's breakthrough work Accounting for Slavery, which traces the origin of modern management techniques, including Taylorism, back to methods employed on cotton plantations.

    #BenAffleck #ThomasAffleck #Slavery #Cotton #PushingSystem #Plantations #Capitalism #Management #Taylorism #CaitlinRosenthal #AccountingForSlavery

    npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/20

    en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas

    en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cotton

    search.worldcat.org/title/1090

    slate.com/human-interest/2015/

  26. CW: Long thread/22

    This makes AI-based #bossware subtly different from other forms of #Taylorism, the "scientific management" fad of the early 20th century that saw management consultants choreographing the postures and movements of workers to satisfy the aesthetic fetishes of their employers:

    pluralistic.net/2021/02/24/gwb

    22/

  27. CW: Long thread/22

    This makes AI-based #bossware subtly different from other forms of #Taylorism, the "scientific management" fad of the early 20th century that saw management consultants choreographing the postures and movements of workers to satisfy the aesthetic fetishes of their employers:

    pluralistic.net/2021/02/24/gwb

    22/

  28. CW: Long thread/22

    This makes AI-based #bossware subtly different from other forms of #Taylorism, the "scientific management" fad of the early 20th century that saw management consultants choreographing the postures and movements of workers to satisfy the aesthetic fetishes of their employers:

    pluralistic.net/2021/02/24/gwb

    22/

  29. CW: Long thread/22

    This makes AI-based #bossware subtly different from other forms of #Taylorism, the "scientific management" fad of the early 20th century that saw management consultants choreographing the postures and movements of workers to satisfy the aesthetic fetishes of their employers:

    pluralistic.net/2021/02/24/gwb

    22/

  30. CW: Long thread/22

    This makes AI-based #bossware subtly different from other forms of #Taylorism, the "scientific management" fad of the early 20th century that saw management consultants choreographing the postures and movements of workers to satisfy the aesthetic fetishes of their employers:

    pluralistic.net/2021/02/24/gwb

    22/