If you're going to make a big deal in the national press about how top secret your high security greenhouse is, I'd recommend hiding it a bit better so two nerds in a slack channel can't find it within 15 minutes of idle searching.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-68497720

"Applying the Radical How means conducting multiple small-scale experiments at the boundaries of policy and delivery - and doing this permanently, in pursuit of a policy intent or outcome

This approach is not a case of simply running lots of pilots. A pilot implies starting with a phase for learning, which then ends as you move into 'roll out'. Pilots also tend to imply testing a whole solution to see if it works, rather than specific hypotheses"

Drop the pilot
@tomski https://public.digital/2024/02/21/why-we-should-radically-change-how-we-do-change

Looks awfully like Boeing forgot to put any of the bolts in the door plug in that 737, and it was just being held in place by spring tension since it entered service in October.

At some point I'd like to read a book about how Boeing completely forgot how to make planes.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=maLBGFYl9_o

I'm shocked to find out* that the man who attacked Paul Pelosi started his radicalisation journey wity Gamergate.

(*I am not shocked)

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-67411189?at_medium=RSS

We need to talk about GitHub -- and I don't mean co-pilot. No, I mean the basic "does this work on my computer?" and "is it good?" stuff about, you know, a collaborative UI on top of git.

Helpfully for GitHub's competitors, recent dogma has demanded that it walk away from the (totally functional, accessible) Web Components infrastructure that led it to be a market success, and replace it with...React? Sure? Fine? As long as the UI is still good? Ok.

Whatever.

Except that it isn't.