Agent Engineering Is No Longer a Research Role. Here's What Changed.
Two years ago, if you searched for "agent developer" job postings, you'd find research positions at labs. The work was exploratory: prompting techniqu…
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The Fallacies of GenAI Development
In 1994, Peter Deutsch published the Fallacies of Distributed Computing — eight assumptions that every developer building distributed systems makes, d…
Bearing Life (L10): What the Catalog Number Really Tells You
Open any rolling-bearing catalog and you will find, next to each part, a number called the dynamic load rating, C. It is tempting to read it as "the l…
I Built a Free Metal Weight Calculator — Here's the Math Behind It
I'm not a professional developer. I'm a steel fabricator who got tired of calculating pipe weights on paper. So I built MetalWeightPro — a free, brows…
PID Tuning That Actually Converges: Ziegler-Nichols and the Root Locus View
The PID controller is the workhorse of industrial control. It runs temperature loops, motor drives, flow valves, and flight surfaces. The algorithm it…
Differential Pair Impedance: Why USB and HDMI Routing Is a Geometry Problem
Every fast interface on a modern board — USB, HDMI, PCIe, Ethernet, SATA — sends its data as a differential pair: two traces carrying equal and opposi…
Reading a Psychrometric Chart Without Getting Lost
The psychrometric chart is one of the most information-dense diagrams in engineering. To a newcomer it looks like a tangle of curved and slanted lines…
Hertz Contact Stress: How to Predict Pressure Where Two Surfaces Meet
When a hardened steel ball rests on a flat plate, the entire load passes through a contact patch smaller than a pinhead. Intuitively you might expect …
Raising a Good Junior: What AI Gets Wrong About Knowledge and What It Means for the Next Generation
A friend of mine, Jose, sent me a conversation he'd had with an AI assistant about an article he'd been reading. The article was The Tacit Dimension b…
Some Notes on OMO Orchestrator Claude Alternatives
I'm a big fan of my current agentic coding stack: OpenCode for harnessing basics, skills, and integrations OhMyOpenagent for superpower-level agents (…
Tech Burnout Isn't a Resilience Problem — It's an Organizational Design Failure
A few days ago, Harsh Tiwari published a piece on Dev.to that's worth your time: What Burnout Actually Feels Like (Not What Instagram Tells You) . It …
From latency to instant: Modernizing GitHub Issues navigation performance
How the GitHub Issues team used client-side caching, smart prefetching, and service workers to make navigation feel instant. The post From latency to …
Your Scrum Isn't Scrum. The Scrum Guide Is 13 Pages. Your Process Has 300.
Originally published at theendofcoding.com . The Scrum Guide is 13 pages. The terms "user story" and "epic" never appear in it. The word "velocity" ap…
What 11 big tech companies actually do with AI in 2026
Intro: why "are you using AI?" is suddenly hard to answer honestly I keep having this conversation lately, both inside and outside work. "How are you …
ASE, Samsung, and Amkor Accelerate Packaging Capacity Race: $15B+ in New Facilities for 2026-2027
Packaging Giants Launch Unprecedented Expansion Wave April-May 2026 — The global semiconductor packaging and testing sector has entered its most aggre…
Structure Creates Power: Lessons from Wing Chun and Engineering
I recently started training Wing Chun. At first glance, it doesn't look like what most people expect from martial arts. There's no flash. No wasted mo…
AI-Assisted Product Engineering: Orchestrating Claude Code Across the Software Development Lifecycle
Most LLM coding tools live inside a single editor session. They suggest, complete, and refactor inside one file at a time. That is useful, but it is n…
How to Write an Incident Postmortem That Actually Prevents Future Outages
Every team experiences incidents. The teams that grow stronger from them are the ones that take postmortems seriously — not as blame sessions, but as …
The Agentic AI Dilemma: Scaling Autonomy Without Sacrificing Security
I originally published this deep dive on my personal blog, Sentinel Base . As we transition from simple LLM wrappers to fully autonomous agents, the s…