Considering the chess → computation → AI arc as a deliberate civilizational pipeline, not an accident. The framing assumes intentionality, long-range planning, and ideological continuity. Chess as a Pre-Modern Control System Disguised as a Game Chess is routinely described as an “ancient game,” but this description conceals its functional role. Chess is not merely recreational; […]
Understanding Celigo with NetSuite, vs Tim Dietrich SuiteAPI
Celigo is the do-it-all battleship to accompany the aircraft-carrier that is Oracle NetSuite. This dynamic duo can be pricey. An equally-capable lower-level framework, Tim Dietrich’s SuiteAPI is a free DIY tool that is designed to be maximally leveraged by integrators and coders for significant cost-savings. Both can be used together. One brings much pre-built possibility; […]
Wonderful Example of AI Used per Cardinal Wolsey ORDO AI CHAO
This takes the corpus of homogenous junk, reworks it with fringe arcane elements, and ‘sells’ it back to the collective — yet it is ’empty calories’ since what is already known rehashed is ultimately already known. It’s a wonderful example of Cardinal Wolsey’s Learning Against Learning scheme to cause chaos via information overload — prime […]
NetSuite Internals – 2 Main Axes of Remote Access
In NetSuite there are two main axes of remote access: Here’s the breakdown: SuiteAnalytics Connect (ODBC/JDBC/ADO.NET) SuiteScript (RESTlets / Suitelets) REST/SOAP Web Services ✅ Bottom line: Here’s a side-by-side comparison table of the major NetSuite remote access methods, focused on power, scalability, and use cases: NetSuite Remote Access Comparison Method Data Access Scope Read/Write Custom […]
ORM Explosion due to One-For-All (Laravel, CakePHP, Symfony, etc) Framework
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Why migrate “365 Apps for Enterprise” to “Office 365 E3” – Microsoft Treadmill
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Time to pay the 2025 Microsoft Exchange Online Plan 1
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Time to pay the 2025 Microsoft 365 Apps for Enterprise
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Time to pay the Microsoft 2025 Power Automate
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Time to pay the Microsoft 2025 Office 365 E3
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