Is there an AI uncertainty principle?

Despite my scepticism towards AI, I use it frequently. Even in this post I used Google’s Gemini. While AI’s capabilities are undeniably astounding, I believe its real-world utility is often overestimated. Nearly twenty years ago, I hypothesized that a machine designed to handle uncertainty in its input would inevitably produce uncertain output, unlike deterministic algorithms …

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Is Your Company Ready for Holacracy?

Uncovering the Pitfalls and Potentials for Success As I delved into “Holacracy Verstehen” by Dennis Wittrock, my goal was to uncover the nuances and potential pitfalls of implementing Holacracy at software 4sd. The book offers a comprehensive breakdown of Holacracy’s constitution and an objective analysis of the criticisms it has faced, particularly from research in …

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Rustless support for Rust, by Haskell?

Our project started on its development journey with Haskell as the chosen language, after trying C++. However, as Rust gained popularity and recognition for its performance and type safety, it seems that also software developer that use Rust will become more and more important for us and potential customers of our products and services. Hence, …

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submitted for NDC {London}

Chaining Abstractions by Meta-DSL: A Vision for the Next Generation of Software Development We are excited to announce that we have submitted for a lightning talk (15 minutes) titled “Chaining Abstractions by Meta-DSL: A Vision for the Next Generation of Software Development” for the NDC conference in London. Our talk will showcase the potential of …

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HaskSheet

Haskell? The compiler-compiler genc³ is currently going to be implemented in Haskell. Haskell is a very powerful functional programming language, and ideal to transform data. A compiler as well as a compiler-compiler is such a transformer. The Haskell build system GHC creates very fast software and executes concurrently – even on different CPU cores. The …

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