(I think I read something about a move to digitize these but regardless competence, I love competence, I love systems that can expect their users to be competent, I love systems that can expect their medical professionals to be competent, etc etc.)
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Paper-Based Medical Records: Engineering Pragmatism Over Digital Complexity
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It’s all handwritten on the pre-printed booklet except for the parts that are stamped. The engineer in me greatly appreciates “Hmm at the scale of the nation electronic medical records are impossible let’s just make the paper good.”
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Tether’s Role in Global Financial System Compliance Issues
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“So what does Tether put its character points into?” Crime? “Make that sound less judgmental.” They’re skilled at identifying and orchestrating partners in global financial system who can move money around while either not following or being very lax with laws governing it.
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Mismanagement of Large Funding Threatens Initiative Success
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You should not give disorganized people of good will tens of billions of dollars because they will very predictably lose that money then be uncertain as to why it happened.
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Retaining Top Talent Through Employer Recognition and Community Impact
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"I appreciate you going the extra mile for me, and FYI, your kids' school's scholarship fund / your parish / the Humane Society / etc just got a check in the mail from a local entrepreneur, because I understand you could be excellent anywhere and would frequently choose there."
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Accountability Structures: From Naval Command to Banking Leadership
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Anyhow, only about 10% of the discussion is about crypto per se. More focuses on the surprising similar between British sea captains and U.S. bank CEOs vis formal accountability for decisionmaking, the capital stack behind your dentist's office, and fun interchange trivia.
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Billions Invested in AI: Where is the Promised Adoption?
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Part which might read as combatative, which I don't intend to read as combatative, is that after the investment of tens of billions of dollars over a decade of boosters promising Adoption is Right Around the Corner then either we see adoption or we admit failure, right.
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Professional Disclaimers and Corporate Mention Monitoring in AI
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A thing I allude to at one point is that partially these disclaimers are a professional obligation and partially they are a very real response to actual humans Ctrl-Fing all mentions of their firm and competitors then sending emails in response to them. Sometime that is awkward.
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Payments Industry Insider Shares Professional Background Disclaimer
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I'll make the obligatory disclaimer that I previously worked in payments and am not speaking on anyone else's behalf, including not on behalf of the numerous firms that one brings up when discussing things that people actually use to complete transactions a day-to-day basis.