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Building Universes From Code: When Information Loses Its Shape
Series: The Shape of Information - Part 2 Most data problems don’t arrive as disasters. They arrive quietly - field by field, assumption by assumption - until trust in the system begins to fade. In nature, erosion rarely happens all at once. A coastline doesn’t vanish overnight. It changes grain by grain, tide by tide, until the landscape no longer resembles what it once was. Data inconsistency behaves the same way. A field is renamed here. A unit is interpreted differently t
Tim Ellis
Jan 261 min read
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