Global IoT Connectivity: Why eSIM Matters for International Deployments
Why eSIM Helps Global IoT Deployments For IoT, eSIM is useful because connectivity can be managed digitally without physically replacing SIM cards.…
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I Caught a Glitch in How AI Models Think. And I Need Help Explaining It.
I genuinely caught something weird today It is about how AI models actually think internally. I honestly do not know the exact technical term for th…
Astra Killed Claude, Claude Killed Gemini, Gemini Killed Google, Google Committed Suicide
Astra killed Claude. Claude killed Gemini. Gemini killed Google. Google committed suicide, and that's the end of the story. Somewhere in between, an…
The Internet Changes Everything (Slowly)
When the Interface Sprinted and the Rails Stood Still The Money Stack — Episode 4 of 10 The original pitch for PayPal was beaming money between Palm…
The beauty and terror of negative feedback
Giving my first conference talk recently was an absolute thrill. I was excited, not overly nervous, and deeply confident in the hard work I’d put in…
React 19.3, Simplified: 5 Things Worth Knowing
React 19.3 shipped on npm on September 9, 2026. It doesn't introduce a pile of brand new concepts. Mostly, it takes two features that were "experime…
The Card
Building a Real-Time Global Network Before Anyone Had the Words for It The Money Stack — Episode 3 of 10 In September 1958, Bank of America mailed s…
"One of the dumbest things" ?
An AWS CEO said companies cutting junior engineers because of AI is "short-sighted thinking dressed up as efficiency" he's heard. I agree. But not f…
The Internet Hasn't Changed
Before we argue about the future of the web, we need to understand what it has always been: one continuous system of innovation built on the exact s…
Liar Liar Pants on Fire
I have to come clean. Speaking at APIWorld this past week wasn’t actually my first talk acceptance. I had a talk accepted a few years ago, but the c…
AI Is Getting Dramatically More Capable, Fast. Where Is This Heading?
On September 3, 2026, OpenAI released a model called GPT-6 Astra, and one of its senior figures told reporters it's "not unreasonable to feel that w…
Commit Your Code tip
Danny Thompson just delivered the Commit your Code Keynote. His biggest AI advice was to make the AI read and reread your files before you prompt it…
My Fourth Year as a Developer Advocate: Finding My Place in DevRel
From Teaching to Tech: Year Four (Aug 2025 to Aug 2026) It’s hard to believe that I’ve now wrapped up four years as a Developer Advocate at Esri! Ev…
My tests were describing the code, not checking it
Built a .NET invoicing library with Claude Code over about a week. Zero dependencies, VAT and GST arithmetic, JSON and CSV export, the usual. By the…
The Art of Intentional Networking at Tech Conferences
It's conference season! I already had to sit at home jealous while friends had fun at Render ATL, but it's my turn soon with Commit Your Code next w…
The Wire
How Money Learned to Travel at the Speed of Light The Money Stack — Episode 2 of 10 In 1871, Western Union noticed something peculiar about its own…
The hot AI term of the moment is the harness.
The user interface you log into is the portion of your AI subscription that you interact with the most on a daily basis. The harness is that interfa…
Linus Trovalds ~ Founder of Linus and GIT
A brilliant engineer who could have become a billionaire, built a trillion-dollar company, and chased every measure of commercial success. But inste…
Your Phone Number Can Be Stolen Without Anyone Touching Your Phone
What’s actually happening SIM swap fraud works by targeting the weakest link in the chain, which usually isn’t your phone at all. It’s your mobile c…
Tech Talk Augusta — August Meetup Recap
Tech Talk Augusta — August Meetup Recap: DNS, AI, and Solving the Right Problem Our August Tech Talk brought together three very different talks, bu…
Before the Code
The Original Protocols of Money The Money Stack — Episode 1 of 10 In October 1834, the British Parliament burned down. The fire started in the basem…
Automating the Workflow: My Journey from Jenkins Freestyle Jobs to Declarative Pipelines
The Infrastructure: Setting Up Jenkins on AWS The foundation of this project began by provisioning an Ubuntu EC2 instance on AWS. Setting up the env…
The One Question That Stops an AI Voice Scam Cold
What’s actually happening Voice-cloning technology has crossed a threshold: audio experts and federal agencies now warn that cloned voices can sound…
AI Can Make You Sharper at Spotting Misinformation — Or Worse at It
What the research found Researchers at MIT's Media Lab ran a four-week study tracking 67 participants as they used AI assistants to help judge wheth…
The $239,000 Manual Handoff Tax: The ROI of Deep AI-to-ERP Integration 💸
A note on the numbers upfront, because I'd rather you catch this than a client does: $239,000 is illustrative. It's a composite built from published…
Building Production AI Systems(Part 4)
Building Multi-Model AI Applications: Why One Model Won't Be Enough If you ask most developers what model powers their AI application, you'll usuall…
SERIES: AI SIMPLIFIED
================================================== Automation Blueprint TITLE: Automation Blueprint — Build a Draft-to-Approval Workflow That Preven…
The Aura Game: Why Smart Developers Secretly Let Codebases Burn
Every software engineer hides a dark secret in their codebase... Every software engineer hides a dark secret in their codebase. It’s a ticking time…
SERIES: AI SIMPLIFIED
================================================== TITLE: AI Simplified — Why Structured Output Is More Reliable Than “Just Answer Naturally” SUBTIT…
PARC (Palo Alto Research Center)
Every time you move a mouse, resize a window, connect to a local network, or print a document, you're using something invented at one lab between 19…