Apr 13 · 3 min read · The code was moving fast. Delivery looked great. But understanding was completely gone. That's what I ran into recently — and it stopped me cold. The High of Fast Execution "Vibe coding" is what some
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Apr 13 · 5 min read · The 'do it without needing to know' discourse is consolidating as a transformative — and dangerous — force in contemporary development. Driven by AI adoption and a range of buzzwords, it drastically reduces execution costs and democratizes access to ...
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Mar 8 · 5 min read · In my last post, we poured the foundation of our privacy-first backend. With the plumbing verified and the security guards at the door, it was time to open Xcode and start building. But this session w
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Feb 16 · 2 min read · A recent flurry of AI coding assistant releases from Anthropic and OpenAI has created a sense of fear in the market, especially among the tech workforce. Is AI going to make human labour obsolete, or will it not make much of a difference - at least i...
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Feb 15 · 5 min read · Every major technology shift follows the same pattern. First, it lives in research papers and labs. Then it moves into pilot projects. Finally, almost quietly, it becomes infrastructure. Quantum computing and quantum communications are now sitting ri...
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Feb 5 · 4 min read · Lately, I’ve noticed something uncomfortable about the way I work. I can ship software faster than ever. Agents can scaffold entire services, generate APIs, wire up integrations, and produce working code in minutes. Iteration is cheap. Regeneration i...
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Jan 27 · 2 min read · In my experience as an engineering leader, I’ve seen that transformation and modernization are often used as if they mean the same thing. Strategy decks blur them. Roadmaps mix them. Leaders promise one while funding the other. And that’s where confu...
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Jan 20 · 3 min read · The dirty secret of enterprise AI isn't about algorithms or data quality—it's about the integration tax. While 85% of companies now run AI pilots, only 30% ever make it to production. The culprit? A fragmented toolchain that turns what should be a 90...
Join discussionJan 19 · 6 min read · “The bottleneck is not the models themselves. What’s holding enterprises back is the surrounding infrastructure.” A recent publication by MIT Technology Review perfectly summarizes the current state of corporate AI. We’re not held back by a lack of ...
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