Stop making mud pies!

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   Stop making mud pies!

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   Thank you

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   "Experts [consistently] make better choices." Kathy Sierra, BADASS

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   IP #1 The value of information is using it to

   choose the better of two alternatives
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   IP #2 Information takes time to propagate because of distance

   and resistance
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   IP #3 The distribution of information is non-uniform

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    IP #4 Applying information implies change which requires work which

    has a cost
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    IP #5 Information can be inconsistent, which is a contradiction

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    IP #6 Information is fractal

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    IP #6 Information is fractal

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    IP #7 The leverage of information degrades over time

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    The fundamental problem of working with matter is coordination

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    Properties of Matter

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    Properties of Matter 1. Can't be in two places at

    once
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    Properties of Matter 1. Can't be in two places at

    once; two pieces can't be in the same place at the same time
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    Properties of Matter 1. Can't be in two places at

    once; two pieces can't be in the same place at the same time 2. No action-at-a-distance
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    Properties of Matter 1. Can't be in two places at

    once; two pieces can't be in the same place at the same time 2. No action-at-a-distance 3. Order of operations is important
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    Are matter and information the same?

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    In theory, there's no difference between theory and practice; in

    practice, there is.
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    Theory / Explanation 1. Some phenomena that we observe

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    Theory / Explanation 1. Some phenomena that we observe 2.

    A model of the world
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    Theory / Explanation 1. Some phenomena that we observe 2.

    A model of the world 3. A cause-and-effect relationship
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    Theory / Explanation 1. Some phenomena that we observe 2.

    A model of the world 3. A cause-and-effect relationship 4. The accuracy of the model
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    A Good Explanation 1. It makes predictions

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    A Good Explanation 1. It makes predictions 2. Evidence can

    be used to falsify
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    A Good Explanation 1. It makes predictions 2. Evidence can

    be used to falsify 3. It is hard to vary
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    Formal System 1. Finite set of symbols

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    Formal System 1. Finite set of symbols 2. Grammar for

    well-formed formulas
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    Formal System 1. Finite set of symbols 2. Grammar for

    well-formed formulas 3. A set of axioms which are wffs
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    Formal System 1. Finite set of symbols 2. Grammar for

    well-formed formulas 3. A set of axioms which are wffs 4. A set of inference rules
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    Definition microservices, n. a network of communicating services which perform

    computation A B C D E
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    Microservices Properties 1. Substitutability A B C D E A'

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    Microservices Properties 1. Substitutability 2. Replaceability B C D E

    A'
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    Microservices Properties 1. Substitutability 2. Replaceability 3. Isolation A B

    C D E
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    Microservices Properties 1. Substitutability 2. Replaceability 3. Isolation 4. Repeating

    structure A B C D E
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    Hypothesis microservices are a universal and optimal mechanism for working

    with information
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    Manufacturing Processes 1. Status - where is it?

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    Manufacturing Processes 1. Status - where is it? 2. Testing

    - will it work?
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    Manufacturing Processes 1. Status - where is it? 2. Testing

    - will it work? 3. Delivery - Is it done?
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    Information Processes 1. Batch size

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    Information Processes 1. Batch size 2. Cycle time

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    Information Processes 1. Batch size 2. Cycle time 3. Quality

    of feedback loops
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    Learning means retention. Retention comes from retrieval, not repetition

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    Thank you