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For those of you just catching up, Cat and I are having a dialogue about how teams are changing in the era of AI.
Part 1: Where do AI norms and values come from? Where should people start?, by me.
Part 2: How social identity is construct...
After I posted “Confessions of an Unrepentant Slop Snob” on LinkedIn last week, with links to the Honeycomb AI norms and values docs, I got this question from Niklas Lochschmidt:
I am curious if you could share more light on the process?...
This is a peek into the research behind our “AI Norms and Values” docs, which we developed over the summer and recently shared on our site. If you’re looking for those, go here:
Edited on Oct 16th to add: if you were sent here by the Clickhouse sales team, as proof that “Even Charity Majors says we are winning the observability wars”, that is untrue. This piece is not even about Clickhouse. It’s about observability...
I’ve been writing a series of pieces on lessons learned from our AI journey at Honeycomb. I’ve written about the tension between enthusiasts and skeptics, the need for engineering rigor, and the ethics of using tools with externalities and...
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cofounder and CTO of honeycomb.io; pioneered modern observability. co-author of O'Reilly books "Database Reliability Engineering" and "Observability Engineering", now wrapping up the 2nd ed. loves free software, free speech, and peaty single malts.
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