Laura Rupprecht
@fraulauraein.bsky.social
Data Engineer, etc
AI/ML/NLP, information and data
laurarupprecht.com
AI/ML/NLP, information and data
laurarupprecht.com
Could be useful for smaller features, though even my corrections to AI generated code often use AI these days.
Except for small things, it's rarely a one one-shot prompt but back and forth in planning mode then more in editing mode. Several prompting sessions to finish up a task.
Except for small things, it's rarely a one one-shot prompt but back and forth in planning mode then more in editing mode. Several prompting sessions to finish up a task.
December 14, 2025 at 6:31 PM
Could be useful for smaller features, though even my corrections to AI generated code often use AI these days.
Except for small things, it's rarely a one one-shot prompt but back and forth in planning mode then more in editing mode. Several prompting sessions to finish up a task.
Except for small things, it's rarely a one one-shot prompt but back and forth in planning mode then more in editing mode. Several prompting sessions to finish up a task.
Long video but worth the time.
Does a great job addressing all the lab leak talking points directly, both the science and the social media hype
Does a great job addressing all the lab leak talking points directly, both the science and the social media hype
December 14, 2025 at 4:03 PM
Long video but worth the time.
Does a great job addressing all the lab leak talking points directly, both the science and the social media hype
Does a great job addressing all the lab leak talking points directly, both the science and the social media hype
Whether to use AI for this task depends on the manager and how they intend to use the output of this task, if at all
September 3, 2025 at 2:13 PM
Whether to use AI for this task depends on the manager and how they intend to use the output of this task, if at all
Interesting fact - the creator of the Swiss cheese 🧀 model himself (James Reason) wrote an entire report on how it has its use, but application has been a bit overenthusiastic, missing inherent complexities in systems. But it can be useful for simpler communication about incidents!
![The SCM does not provide a detailed accident model or a detailed theory of how the multitude of functions and entities in a complex socio-technical system interact and depend on each other. That does not detract from its value as a means of communication, but may limit is [sic] use in analysis and as a support for proactive measurements. On the other hand, the SCM was never developed to be a detailed model in this sense, and it is therefore hardly justified to criticise it for that. Indeed, as most of the criticisms fail to distinguish among the three primary uses of the SCM, they may be accusing it for failing to achieve something it never intended.
https://web.archive.org/web/20200604150523/https://www.eurocontrol.int/eec/gallery/content/public/document/eec/report/2006/017_Swiss_Cheese_Model.pdf](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:lthfh27jyspvb27ip2ze3fhc/bafkreiedsxqjusnttuotaor6xujg4jf4brr2eq4du2ty362w23hejcac2y@jpeg)
July 13, 2025 at 5:13 PM
Interesting fact - the creator of the Swiss cheese 🧀 model himself (James Reason) wrote an entire report on how it has its use, but application has been a bit overenthusiastic, missing inherent complexities in systems. But it can be useful for simpler communication about incidents!
Because energy prices were high in the US in 2005 and people are dumb
March 12, 2025 at 1:17 AM
Because energy prices were high in the US in 2005 and people are dumb
Great talk. I'm local (and very close to UCLA) but watched via zoom
March 4, 2025 at 10:29 PM
Great talk. I'm local (and very close to UCLA) but watched via zoom