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A reflection on outsourcing ourselves.
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In 1962, computers were widely viewed as calculation engines—tools for automation.
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Learning to program used to be like learning to play the saxophone.
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"Sovereign" comes from Vulgar Latin *superanus , meaning "chief, principal."
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Obsidian is around the state of the art of a philosophy of software and what it could be.
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Unix today is a trademark.
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There are two kinds of privacy in software: privacy by policy, and privacy by architecture.
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Ken Thompson and Dennis Ritchie created Unix at Bell Labs in 1969.
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Unix is the nearest common ancestor of modern computing.
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Notion is a marvel.
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Composability is a phenomenon with a scope.
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Disruption is defined in retrospect: disruptive innovations are those that disrupted.
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Two ways to interface with software:
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Though programmatic interfaces are generally more powerful than GUIs, they also have a steeper learning curve.
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Software engineers often prefer programmatic interfaces because they offer greater control.
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A design provocation is a prompt that stimulates you to explore novel areas of solution space.
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The Unix file and the intermodal container both represent format-agnostic, standardized interfaces that enabled revolutionary levels of interoperability.
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Unix was a scene .
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A scene is a social-cultural formation around some shared interest/practice/aesthetic.
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Unix was an operating system created at Bell Labs in the late 60s and early 70s.
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Two different philosophies for building systems with large capabilities.
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Sometimes quantity has a quality all its own.
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The local-first computing movement arose as a corrective to cloud dependence.