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Human #memory is wild. For a few weeks now I've been trying to remember the name of the assessment framework used in one of my #MBA courses from 2013. For whatever reason, I don't have the culminating report from that class archived; it was probably stored on a laptop I wiped and sold long ago.

I searched Google for the concepts a few times but didn't find anything that looked familiar. I tried the various LLMs, but nothing stood out.

Then, suddenly this morning, "Baldrick" popped into my mind while I was thinking about it. I audibly said something blasphemous and grabbed my laptop to look it up. It's "#Baldrige," but close enough. Apparently it's a #NIST effort - I didn't recall that at all.

I knew it was in there. It's crazy how our ability to access those bits is so circumstance-dependent.

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Human #memory is wild. For a few weeks now I've been trying to remember the name of the assessment framework used in one of my #MBA courses from 2013. For whatever reason, I don't have the culminating report from that class archived; it was probably stored on a laptop I wiped and sold long ago.

I searched Google for the concepts a few times but didn't find anything that looked familiar. I tried the various LLMs, but nothing stood out.

Then, suddenly this morning, "Baldrick" popped into my mind while I was thinking about it. I audibly said something blasphemous and grabbed my laptop to look it up. It's "#Baldrige," but close enough. Apparently it's a #NIST effort - I didn't recall that at all.

I knew it was in there. It's crazy how our ability to access those bits is so circumstance-dependent.