admjs

As am I

What's an example where central planning outcompetes the market?

The hardest part of product management is saying no to reasonably good ideas. Bad ideas are pretty easy.

Think of execution steps as nodes in a graph. IFTT has pre-defined execution paths through the graph, its determinist. Agents design the execution path on the fly for the most contextually appropriate solution, it's non-deterministic. Both are state machines and DAGs.

I'm glad I'm not the only one who read this and thought a week to sort out this sort of thing sounded totally reasonable.

Occams razor idea -- state actor spy balloon/drone + state actor hackers inside the power system?

Literally re-inventing the wheel.