@jpaulreed
@jpaulreed
@jpaulreed.com
Incident response & management+human factors in software development & operations. “How many incidents does it take to get to the center of a sociotechnical system?" (Yes, that @jpaulreed on The Old Bird Site/Mastodon)
679 followers299 following380 posts
@jpaulreed reposted
I was introducing a colleague to “blame awareness” the other day when it dawned on me: Blame Aware had turned a decade old. Thought I'd write up some observations of ten years of pushing for us to productively acknowledge blame, instead of pretending it doesn't exist: jpaulreed.com/thoughts/bla...
@jpaulreed reposted
@jpaulreed reposted
@jpaulreed reposted
@jpaulreed reposted
@jpaulreed reposted
@jpaulreed reposted
@jpaulreed reposted
@jpaulreed reposted
@jpaulreed reposted
@jpaulreed reposted
@jpaulreed reposted
AI could subsume this code all day long and still wouldn’t get the artistic significance…
You can form valid 8088 machine code as a MS-DOS COM executable using nothing but UTF-8 Braille characters and Windows newlines. This is what it looks like rendered with 2x4 bitmaps. You can view the actual COM file here: github.com/dbalsom/exec... #x86 #asm #assembly #8088 #retrocomputing
@jpaulreed reposted
@jpaulreed reposted
@jpaulreed reposted
@jpaulreed reposted
It’s worth noting that Taco Bell identified the source before the FDA did, and promptly pulled it from their stores. The FDA didn’t even name the source until Taylor Farms outed themselves, and hasn’t issued a recall. Basically, Taco Bell is now a more reliable authority than the FDA.
Taylor Farms, which supplies major fast food and grocery chains, was identified as the possible source of the cyclosporiasis outbreak Thursday.