Tag Archives: Pixpa

05Jun/25

Artificial Intelligence: What is the Gorilla Problem?

Professor Stuart Russell used the term “The Gorilla Problem” in his book, “Human Compatible” (Penguin, 2019), to describe how a super intelligent artificial intelligence (AI) could be a threat to humanity. Russell poses the problem “of whether humans can maintain their supremacy and autonomy in a world that includes machines with substantially greater intelligence“. At […]
29May/25
Good Bye Linux Format

Good Bye Linux Format

Issue 329, available now (May 2025) in the UK, is the final issue of Linux Format (LXF). The magazine lasted for 25 years and that is an amazing achievement in the modern age of websites delivering information and answers 24/7 – but before “always on connectivity” and broadband speeds it was a little different. It’s […]
22May/25

Mocking (Python)

When I write code I like to include tests. Tests help me to reduce the risk of code breaking changes and give me the reassurance that what I have coded does what I need it to do. I’m currently writing a backend (Django/Python) that serves some APIs and a frontend (Flask/Python) to consume those APIs, […]
18Mar/25

JavaScript: json-server

When developing code that calls on APIs (Application Programming Interface) it can be a pain having to call the API multiple times just whilst coding the initial call or during testing. NPM (A package manager for Node) has a package that solves this called json-server. It can be installed via: The i NPM to install […]
17Mar/25

DevOps: What is DORA?

DORA is an acronym for DevOps Research and Assessment. The DORA team carry out research into the DevOps movement and produce “State of DevOps” reports to show what is happening in DevOps across teams across the world. The DORA State of DevOps reports from 2014 onwards can be found at: https://dora.dev/publications/ and show the changing […]
16Mar/25

DevOps: Muri, Mura, Muda

When discussing DevOps the Agile principles of Muri, Mura and Muda are key to help identify areas where improvements can be made. Muri Muri is overbudening. Overburdening a system, such as running an engine at its at limits can produces results for a while but it eventually causes burnout. Unlike Mura (below), Muri generally occurs […]
27Feb/25
Here’s Why Your Favorite Retail Stores Are Using SEG Graphics

Here’s Why Your Favorite Retail Stores Are Using SEG Graphics

It’s no secret that eCommerce is having a moment. However, contrary to popular belief, brick-and-mortar stores are still going strong, accounting for 83% of all sales in 2024. Once shoppers are in the store, grabbing their attention presents another challenge. With constant advertising from the time people wake up until the time they go to […]

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