My intent here was to point out some failures in data sets, and one of those is in diversity. Some of you note you don't see color or differences...

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Well, for the past couple hours I've been otherwise occupied with my other project, besides this one but I've still been thinking about this discussion of design and implementation.  I'm...

Some people see what they believe.  Others believe what they see.

Some interesting observations related to this discussion:

https://hsm.stackexchange.com/questions/12684/how-did-people-make-things-perfectly-straight

We probably shouldn't discount Steve's experience. Much of the populations of the world where we need to provide uniformly working solutions is of different colors and shades, though designed...

Here's another thought on our common approach to creating algorithms.    Error reporting has always been one of my pet peeves because so many times we are told that 'something...

I have to second what Rick said. We all have two eyes, two ears, and a brain, all of which work similarly. No ethnicity is different enough that we...

Well, I'm very disappointed this morning in the slant of this.  Just a couple days ago we had an article that proposed that we probably need to allow more 'failure'...

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In one position I held many years ago at a food wholesaler warehouse, the only IT Management position I was dumb enough to take, we were developing the first computer...

Good article, Ben. I appreciate it but am not entirely sure I agree. Not on good grounds, just more because I've never worked anywhere that allowed for experimentation. I'm...

Allowing failure: Steve and others use children learning as an analogy for this. That works very well because this is childish. When I am a member of your team,...

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Sometimes it seems that we have to ALLOW failure for success to follow.  My wife and I raised four sons after we combined our families.  After they were all out...

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Possibly it is not truly failure until you stop looking for a better solution.  You need more 'Ah!s' and 'Oops!'

My thoughts regarding customer service have for many years been based on advice from my boss at the job I held during my undergrad college days working in an office...

"I used to hate taking out the trash from a computer room I worked in, but I now appreciate that allowing cleaning staff into that space might not have been...