Remembering a tense exchange with a DARPA program manager at a AI workshop on automated planning. I said that in the fog of war, planning doesn’t work, so you have to improvise. He was Quite Irate. Drew McDermott calmed him down for me (thank you Drew)! ig.ft.com/russias-war-in… 
I was 25 at the time. I’ve gotten somewhat better at diplomatic speech since then. Not a temperamental strong point, though.
“First, make a plan. Then execute it.”
—Rationalism
“Russia kept adding units to the huge convoy stuck outside Kyiv despite the fact it had not moved for days, stopped by a likely combination of fuel shortages, vehicle breakdowns, Ukrainian attacks and obstacles ahead.”
—War
—Rationalism
“Russia kept adding units to the huge convoy stuck outside Kyiv despite the fact it had not moved for days, stopped by a likely combination of fuel shortages, vehicle breakdowns, Ukrainian attacks and obstacles ahead.”
—War
Trying to fight a modern war in postmodernity. #FAIL
When modern methods fail, there’s always the Medieval ones to fall back on.
Anyway, this is a great summary (via @robertwiblin):
Anyway, this is a great summary (via @robertwiblin):
https://twitter.com/jburnmurdoch/status/1504731922794176520
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