novum

On March 27, the annual ThingsBoard User Meetup 2025 took place, hosted by our trusted partner it-novum GmbH.

The rate of change in driver-car interaction being so high is also a novum.

By the time you were fighting in the amphitheatrum novum, you had already survived a bunch of other fights and proven your abilities.

I am, however, advocating calling a spade a spade, and I do think novum 's comments are right on the mark with this show.

Take a look at Francis Bacon's Novum Organum written in 1620, specifically the sections on the four idols of the human mind that sometimes prevent one from reaching truthful conclusions.

What do you think of the Novum Organum by Sir Francis Bacon, who served as Attorney General and Lord Chancellor of England under King James I?

In the same way, you can't expect the individual to "reconnect with themselves" by merely removing the novum pabulum.

You say in your reply to novum that "We know we need to work to gain the trust of developers", but developers aren't the vulnerable ones here.

Google says: "While elements of the scientific method existed in ancient times, the modern scientific method is generally attributed to Sir Francis Bacon who outlined it in his 1620 treatise "Novum Organum," placing the invention of the scientific method during the early 17th century during the Scientific Revolution;" which sounds about right.

Novum is a Claude Code extension that runs an autonomous ML research loop with mechanical guardrails designed to reduce result fabrication.