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Read articleOur static analyzer had been reporting `no issues found` on our PLC codebase for months. Then we built a fixture stuffed with deliberate bugs — and found that **two of its rules had never fired on a single line of code.** Not once, since the day they were written. This is a post-mortem of our own ...
Read articleThere's a new kind of technical debt, and it doesn't come from cutting corners. It comes from reaching for the most impressive tool in the room. Call it resume-driven AI engineering: picking an agent framework, a vector database, or a multi-model orchestration layer because it looks great on a CV, ...
Read articleIt's all over the headlines. Every so often, someone reveals a model X% faster. A tech CEO makes...
Read article## One question, three answers I have a small tool that finds people waiting for a reply from me. It had three versions. Each one was correct. Each one gave a different answer. , so it's hardly surprising anymore 🤣 What caused i...
Read articleI applied for a Junior Solutions Engineer role today. Not a senior role. Not a staff role. Not some "10 years of experience required" fantasy posting. **A junior role.** The requirements were things like: - Hands-on experience in solutions engineering, technical support, sales engineering, or au...
Read articleThe honest constraint behind everything I build is that there is one of me. A portfolio of sites doesn't care about that. Each one wants features, fixes, content, and maintenance, and the naive way to run several at once is to context-switch between them until nothing gets real attention. So I stopp...
Read articleAI can now write the feature. Then AI can write the tests. Then AI can open the pull request. Then AI can review the pull request. Then AI can fix the review comments. And finally, a developer clicks: **Approve.** That workflow sounds incredibly efficient. It also creates a very uncomfortabl...
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