Doors
Doors
A few pieces worth reading. Start wherever something catches you — each one opens onto something larger.
- Data Has Its Own Ontology
Data describes the world. But does data itself have an ontology?
- Never Let Your Agent Touch the Database
An agent can interpret and propose. Should it also hold execution authority?
- The Yes Machine Problem ↗
There used to be people between a question and the database, and they knew when to say no. What carries that judgment now?
- The Two Jobs of the Conditioning Bar
A familiar statistical symbol may be doing two different jobs — and leaving part of inference unrecorded.
The last one is narrower than the other three — it assumes some statistical familiarity, and rewards it.