What is the Fudge Sunday newsletter?

Fudge Sunday is a weekly newsletter written by Jay Cuthrell that covers a variety of technology topics, including cloud networking, AI, platform engineering, and security.

What recent topic did the Fudge Sunday newsletter cover regarding artificial intelligence?

In the October 8th edition, the newsletter covered the hype cycle for AI and what to expect next under the title 'The End of the Inflated Expectations'.

Has Jay Cuthrell requested any feedback from his newsletter readers?

Yes, as noted on October 2nd, he added a request for postcards from readers to his Fudge Sunday newsletter.

Jay Cuthrell October 31, 2023 Fediverse

My Fediverse Digest for October 2023

A monthly digest of my thoughts, links, and updates from the Fediverse for October 2023.

Oct 01

01:26 AM

Newest Noodles 2023 grows by one more… #soundcloud https://soundcloud.com/jaycuthrell/sets/newest-noodles-2023

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09:12 PM

🔥⏲️ Fudge Sunday “Uh Zoom ZPR” A look at at Zero-Trust Packet Routing (ZPR)

#newsletter #newsletters #platformengineering #devx #zerotrust #zpr #oracle #oci #oraclecloudworld #convergence #cloudnetworking #sase #ztna #cloudsecurity #casb #packets #people #privacy #personas #identity

https://fudge.org/archive/uh-zoom-zpr/

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Oct 02

06:16 PM

In my Fudge Sunday weekly newsletter at https://fudge.org I added a request for postcards from readers. Success!

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Oct 08

10:23 AM

Testing https://rss.firesky.tv/?filter=from%3Afudge.org

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08:36 PM

🔥⏲️ Fudge Sunday #newsletter #newsletters “The End of the Inflated Expectations” A look at the #hype cycle for #ai and what’s next

https://fudge.org/archive/the-end-of-the-inflated-expectations/

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08:37 PM

If you appreciate audio engineering and devotion to craft 🤯 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nFJWLVhaR8s

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Being able to open a free visual editor (GitHub) on my glassy stainless steel touch screen mobile terminal (iPhone), edit a file in markdown format, checkin changes, commit changes — all while wirelessly connected to the Internet (5G) — and have a third party batch job service (Netlify) rebuild the file into a page within an entire website rendered as flat HTML, CSS, JavaScript, images, etc. is something I don’t think my 1995 self would recognize.

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