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In what way? It seems like you’re saying something without saying it.

Also, does your question mean all smartphones or just Apple?

How would this work in practice? Also, how are you using your sidecars - socks proxy?

I’ve seen this happen to SQL Server many times. Every time the solution is a stored proc with the recompile option enabled.

Does the unified memory work in WSL2?

I haven’t finished reading this but I am commenting because of the form. Lead with the conclusions, table of contents, and then sources? This is someone who is confident in what they write. I wish more writing trusted the audience to decide if the writing were important instead of stringing the audience allow. Keep up the good work.

Your example about this hinge is nurturing behaviour. This is exactly what people should be doing- identifying issues and also at least suggesting they be fixed before proceeding if not offering a fix themselves.

There is more to your reputation than what sounds like a genuine growth mindset.

This is infuriating. However, for those in this situation, know this: it works if the document or spreadsheet is in OneDrive. I just wish Copilot told you this instead of asking you to upload the doc.

The book that changed the game for me is “Leadership and Self-Deception”. The thesis being that the root of resentment is self-betrayal, where self-betrayal is denying your impulse to do right by others.

Ever since I read it, I’ve been more aware of when I am fixated on I and me.

It’s amazing. You can be completely “right” about a situation, yet still be fixated about the self. Escaping the box - terminology from the book - doesn’t change what’s real, but absolutely changes how you feel, and how your situation progresses.

Whether it is self help or blame or resentment, they are all in the box activities. There is another world- a better world.

The post you’re r replying to gets this right- lead time is everything. The fast you can iterate, the more likely that what you are doing is correct.

I’ve had a similar experience to what you’re describing. We are slower with AI… for now. Lean into it. Exploit the fact that you can now iterate much faster. Solve smaller problems. Solve them completely. Move on.

This is my focus protocol. Whenever I find myself having trouble trying started on a task, I create a new desktop and open windows related to the task only. DnD on. Pick a next step. Execute.

I got bitten by this confusing UX. The spreadsheet must be in OneDrive for copilot to use it as context. It’s actually quite useful.

The biggest mistake is accepting controls that they cannot manage. I mentioned automation earlier for this reason. If your controls place undue stress on the business then you’ve just created more work instead of enabling success.

Compliance can be a business enabler if done correctly or a burden if treated like a side project.

Tone at the top is most important - if this is not valued at an organization level, it will be tough sledding. Next is knowledge - you don’t know what you don’t know. However, one you learn - usually through a gap assessment with an audit firm - you are now going to remedy and get into the audit. This is bad because you will miss point three. Automation is a must. Automated compliance monitoring, automated rituals (document reviews scheduled by a tool, etc), automated rituals whatever you can. Without this, you will create a ton of work for yourself.

This process is hard because there is tension between ticking boxes and being effective. The most well meaning people will get caught in a box ticking exercise if a critical contract depends on it.

It doesn’t have to be this way, but if you want it to be easy, start before clients start asking. Focus on being effective and automated so that you don’t feel pressured to tick boxes.

I’ve seen this pattern play out before. The pushback on simpler alternatives seems from a legitimate need for short time to market from the demand some of the equation and a lack of knowledge on the supply side. Every time I hear an engineer call something hacky, they are at the edge of their abilities.

I feel like this ‘cloud-first’ strategy will only get worse now that AI assisted development is common. I notice my personal AI assisted C# projects get far more complex than when I use some JS framework.

If it’s not the colleges and universities, you can bet the AIs are better trained on JS/TS.