Gitte Klitgaard
@nativewired.com
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Keynote speaker, trusted advisor, curious, Keeper of the Weird, Good Omen fan, friend, offer of hugs, unicorn, learner & more :) Want us all to be kind to each other May skeet in bad Swedish. Have space for new clients. Cis, she/her
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My work goal is to bring humanity back in the workplace for the benefit of employees and companies.

My overall goal is to make the world a better and kinder place.

Some values: integrity, authenticity, kindness, fairness, responsibility, honesty, being present..

I am badass and caring 💕
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When a Scrum Team says, "We failed this sprint", that’s maturity.
When it says, "You failed", that’s dysfunction.
Shared responsibility creates resilience. #Teamwork #Scrum #Agile
They are :)

It is also stated in the credits - I work at SVT right now and I asked if any of my colleagues knew :)
Screen shot from credits to the Swedish tv-series Lokes hemlighet. 

It says that the animations are created with the help of AI by GRAFIK NAIVE
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Followup: The longer you have been used to equate sex and gender, the harder it *can* be to get used to not do that.

It gets a lot easier if you try to ponder how much of your own gender identity boils down to "but I just know?", and go from there to imagining less certainty (in this case), or… 1/3
"I find it difficult to use singular they"

Ok so what. Try harder.
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I wish so many more developers would realise this! The amount of times I've heard "because X told me to" when I've asked why they are making a change is scary. My first lecture at uni, way back in '94, was basically telling a room of students that we should be focused on solving problems.
Sure, our jobs include those things (including the odd breakage in prod), but it's more than that.

As software engineers, we:
- Solve problems
- Deliver value to customers
- Help level up those around us
- Collaborate with our team members
- Communicate clearly in many formats
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Our son is shaving his head to raise money for charity, in solidarity with his friend's little brother who's undergoing chemo for a brain tumour. All support very much appreciated!

www.justgiving.com/page/oscar-s...
Oscar's fundraiser for Brain Tumour Research
Help Oscar Sudbery raise money to support Brain Tumour Research
www.justgiving.com
Oh that sounds good 💕
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5⃣ At the World Bank Annuals, @patrioticmillionaires.org member @abigaildisney.bsky.social joined a panel including @neweconomics.bsky.social's Fernanda Balata to discuss how we can measure extreme wealth.
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We are so grateful for members like @abigaildisney.bsky.social who are willing to share their experiences AND speak out about the extreme dangers extreme wealth poses to any society 💕
“I was born into wealth, and wealth just became more wealth. There is a thing as too much wealth, it’s bad for the world and it’s bad for those who own it, it’s alienating and morally corrosive." Abigail Disney at #IMFMeetings.

@patrioticmillionaires.org
@patmillsuk.bsky.social
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Infrastructure is like crochet hooks.

If we only ever buy the hooks we are absolutely sure we need, each project can require a lot of work to get started. We might give up rather than go to the store for just the one idea.

When we invest in a set of typical hooks, we end up making way more things.
One challenge I am finding on this campaign: I have great political metaphors that work for very niche audiences.
Also let me help you with fun things…
I just want opt in instead… so annoying how it pops up in your face everywhere
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The flow of money represents the wants and needs of everyone in an economy.

The problem with having billionaires is the same problem as trying to add huge numbers to tiny numbers using floating point.

Except that in this case the “tiny numbers” that get lost are “normal people’s wants and needs”.
One challenge I am finding on this campaign: I have great political metaphors that work for very niche audiences.
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That would be a hard “no”. I’ll stick with Mac, thanks.
This is the future of Windows. Microsoft wants to rewrite Windows to turn computers into AI PCs that you talk to. It's now bringing AI features to all Windows 11 PCs today, in a bid to convince you to talk to your PC and let AI control it. Full details 👇 www.theverge.com/news/799768/...
Microsoft wants you to talk to your PC and let AI control it
Copilot Voice and Vision are now rolling out.
www.theverge.com
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UK Govt: "What do you mean trans people are penalised in the UK? They are protected to BE themselves. OK, so we're trying to ban them from toilets, changing rooms, hospital wards, sports, women's groups, hostels, send them to mens prisons and generally dehumanise them.

But they 'can' be trans" 😒
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My daughter was annoyed that i generated a picture for my talk yesterday. Normally avoid AI generated images but it was a talk about vibe coding @aifortherestofus.live.

So she drew me an alternative picture. This is a software developer that has replaced their keyboard with a tab button.
Quick line drawing using brown pencil of a software developer that has replaced their keyboard with a tab button. They are also saying "tab". There are plenty of "AI sparkles" around (she also hates that AI has appropriated those)
An eternal problem :)
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For the avoidance of doubt, this is how the inventor of "vibe coding" actually writes code.

Can we all stop pretending now?
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Today is publication day for 'Física para Gatos', the Spanish edition of 'Physics for Cats' from @salamandraed.bsky.social Get it in your local bookshop or online: www.penguinlibros.com/es/novela-grafica/399092-libro-fisica-para-gatos-9788419981097
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German, French and English language editions are all available now from good bookshops and online: www.tomgauld.com
An image of the book 'Physics for Cats' by Tom Gauld. On the cover is an impossible shape against a starry sky. Gravity-defying cats wander around it. An image of the book 'La Physique pour les Chats' by Tom Gauld. On the cover is a huge machine controlled by cats in lab coats. In the centre is a mechanical portal through which the title floats. An image of the book 'Physik für die Katz' by Tom Gauld. On the cover is a view of the International Space Station. A cat in a space suit floats outside. An astronaut within the station looks out of a window and says "In? But I just let you out."
I love Shaun the Sheep :)