Robert - DevOpsBob

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dad, climber, bikes, runner, devops, team topologies, sw engineering https://robertruzitschka.substack.com/

Cover of Cat Hicks' book "The Psychology of Software Teams!
An old tree twisted and torn like the world around us.
A photo showing snow covered power lines in Carinthia/Austria.
GOP Senator Katie Britt is a avid Trump supporter and a Christian. Two things that seem to be orthogonal and not congruent.
Bloomberg reports that xAI spent 7.8 Billion $ cash on a revenue on 200Million $ in the first 9 months of 2025
richtig.« Der Präsident formulierte die Mission seines Landes: »Amerika ist nie ganz es selbst, wenn es nicht für ein hohes moralisches Prinzip eintritt. Wir als Volk haben heute eine solche Bestimmung. Sie besteht darin, das Gesicht der Nation liebenswürdiger zu machen und das Antlitz der Welt freundlicher. Meine Freund, wir haben Arbeit zu tun.«Dies war der historische Moment Amerikas, und Bush wollte ihn ergreifen.
Chart from the World Inequality report that shows that the top 10% own 75% of all wealth.
A strange overlap of GUI elements visible in the Right panels of the MAcOS 26 Stocks app.
A cute cat sitting on the keyboard of a laptop signaling that this is the most appropriate and natural place to sit.
"In this paper, we undercut these views and claims by presenting a mathematical proof of inherent in- tractability (formally, NP-hardness) of the task that these AI engineers set themselves. This intractability implies that any factual AI system created in the short-run (say, within the next few decades or so) is so astronomically unlikely to be anything like a human mind, or even a coherent capacity that is part of that mind, that claims of ‘inevitability’ of AGI within the foreseeable future are revealed to be false and misleading."
A bay in Krk.
A cat with it‘s head on the keyboard of a laptop pretenting to sleep and prohibiting his owner to continue playing chess.
A cat sitting in a bread basket on a nicely ser dinner table.
A driving force behind the project was a deep dissatisfaction with widespread practices in software development. It appears that systems are - with few exceptions - unnecessarily bulky and their design contorted. One reason for this is the lack of extensibility of existing software, invariably leading to innumerable additions that usually include and duplicate functions that are already there but deeply embedded in some part of the existing system. These parts, however, can seldom be re-used - either because they need to be slightly modified or simply because they are inaccessible in their original place due to fixed linking and packaging strategies. It is now quite common that operating systems on workstations require several megabytes of memory and hundreds of megabytes of secondary store in order to be