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5h ago · 7 min read · He said it almost as an aside, somewhere around the twenty-minute mark of our call. He was running a team of several dozen engineers, and we had been talking through where his AI rollout stood. Then the real thing surfaced. "If I'm being honest," he ...
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2d ago · 7 min read · If I had to roll out AI again, I wouldn't change the tools. I'd change the approach. I'd start with one repeatable workflow, map every step, define what good output looks like, encode it once, and turn the whole thing into a pipeline. Then I'd improv...
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6d ago · 7 min read · The first time I opened Cursor, I used it for ten minutes and shut it down. It felt foreign. The suggestions arrived faster than I could evaluate them. The workflow I'd built over fifteen years wanted no part of it. I closed the laptop, told myself I...
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Apr 2 · 5 min read · I was at a lunch table with my boss and most of my team, telling the story of how we'd doubled our velocity. I was proud of the number. I told it like it was a win. My team was sitting right there, listening to me describe what they'd done to make th...
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Apr 1 · 7 min read · The PRs were bigger. Review times were flat. And somewhere in week six of the rollout, I started noticing the same problem solved three different ways across three different services. Try/catch blocks blanketing everything in one service. A custom lo...
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