Not every day does one learn of a new law, such as Moore’s, so call me a latecomer in not learning of Conway’s Law until recently.
What does it say?
I’ll try from memory before checking a veridical source: that how organizations code themselves in software has a tremendous influence on their more overt intra-human communications patterns. Or, in other words.
“We are what dog food we eat.” Continue reading
Last month in this blog, I chronicled a “device failure”: my car key broke off in the ignition. I modeled this “exception” (to my reasonable expectations) using Python code, suggesting pseudo-coding one’s risk model as a first step in a risk assessment process. Continue reading
As I was leaving the training facility (<guild />) this afternoon, turning the key in my car’s ignition, it broke off. Having a backup key somewhere hidden under the car would have been nice. No such luck. At least I had one at home, and access to public transportation. Continue reading