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Jeremy • 1 card
It was Parkinson who, with the delicious insight of the born historian, applied this Principle to Architecture, pointing out that PERFECTION OF PLANNING IS A SYMPTOM OF DECAY and providing us with a dazzling succession of examples including the Palace of Versailles (completed in time to receive the news of defeat at Blenheim), the League of Nations
... See moreJohn Gall • Systemantics. The Systems Bible
Continuous Architecture states that the unit of work of an architect is an architectural decision.
Pierre Pureur • Continuous Architecture in Practice: Software Architecture in the Age of Agility and DevOps (Addison-Wesley Signature Series (Vernon))
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Michael Dean • 1 card
If you want to paint, you’re likely to begin by stretching canvas over a rectangular wooden frame and propping it up on an easel. Based solely on the tools selected, you’ve already exponentially narrowed what’s possible, before a single drop of paint has made contact with the canvas. We assume the equipment and format are part of the art form itsel
... See moreRick Rubin • The Creative Act: A Way of Being
- Delegation : Use cheaper, faster models for cost and speed gains.
- Parallelization : Cut latency (but
- For example, Opus can delegate to Haiku to read a book and return relevant passages. This works well if the task description & result are more compact than the full context.
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This may be one of the most important principles you can get from this book: to establish structural tension first, and, from that, generate your art as a resolution of that tension.
Robert Fritz • The Path of Least Resistance for Artists: The Structure and Spirit of the Creative Process
How do you make frameworks? (what is the meta-process behind Essay Architecture?) I think it starts with the patience to sift through a lot of complex noise. You need an everything-relates-to-everything openness to shift through possible groupings of things. Once you find something, you then shift to reductionist thinking, and see how well all the
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