Thought-provoking Things Worth Sharing
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Thought-provoking Things Worth Sharing - Issue #190
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Last week, I was serving as the volunteer session coordinator at the ILTA Evolve Conference. The conference focuses on AI and Security, and is smaller than the giant ILTACON conference in August. (I...
Thought-provoking Things Worth Sharing - Issue #189
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Sometimes, when my blog “this year in history” type of things pop up, I’m caught by surprise. Most of the time, it’s a blog post from a year ago that feels like I wrote it just a couple of months ago, becaus...
Thought-provoking Things Worth Sharing - Issue #188
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Instead of FUD, let’s talk about CUR.
Ok, I am making up that acronym. It’s probably not going to become commonplace. However, this seems like a good time to talk about uncertainty because it’s all around...
Thought-provoking Things Worth Sharing - Issue #187
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I came across a post this week about the importance of “wasting time” with people as an important part of building a community.
I wrote a bit more about it here but this week was also an important remind...
Thought-provoking Things Worth Sharing - Issue #186
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I wrote a blog post two years ago about a simple example of a data hack that caused chaos in a system without ever breaching it. Rather, it was a simple matter of creating false data points that threw it...
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