It was in France, after all that this accident happened

Gagnut

Spittles!

The cat won the argument.

What workshop are you planning on attending, Bess?

Great!

Alexander, if you are designing a model, you might draw a inspiration from how people mine patterns... understanding what it is abt an area you want to focus on, what are the problems you are trying to address, given the context. Then state both values and ID building blocks that "fit" together

Glad you enjoyed it. We need more thinking together.

So true.

Lise Hvatum and I wrote a very personal perspective paper for this year's EuroPLoP on what it means to be a patterns community. I will post, soon. But we looked at community through Charles Vogl's work. If you are interested, happy to share

Or, rather biased perceptions ... and biases are, well, neither inherently good nor bad. But they can cause us to not focus on what we need to focus on or ignore things that shouldn't be ignored.

Sure, models are created by people.... I get that. But the point is, we tend to forget that they are just artefacts of our (faulty) perceptions

Yeah, I can't help think about zooming in and out and Gregor Hohpe's architecture elevator metaphor is another way to think about what architects should do... be able to move into/out of details and to explain what you think at different levels of detail

Reminds me when I asked you how long it took to generate the data and put it on a slide presentation you gave. You are the ultimate hand crafter! And I deeply admire that perfectionistic/artistic streak in you.

I got an unable to join message when I clicked on the link FWIW.