How We Sourced a 12-Part Tech Investigation So Every Claim Survives a Hostile Fact-Check
I just shipped a 12-part video series on cloud economics - depreciation schedules, lock-in, licensing disputes, bundling cases. The kind of material w…
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I just shipped a 12-part video series on cloud economics - depreciation schedules, lock-in, licensing disputes, bundling cases. The kind of material w…
Thinking about how AI coding assistants shape developer choices, and the hidden biases influencing programming decisions. >_< cross-posted from …
I'll never forget my first post-mortem meeting. I was a junior engineer, and the server had crashed at 3 AM during a holiday sale. The report started …
Every developer knows the quiet satisfaction of a clean merge, a green test suite, and a system that does precisely what it was designed to do. Far fe…
If you build anything that touches user generated text, sooner or later someone asks: can we just detect the AI written stuff and filter it out? I spe…
Writing the docs is what surfaced both mistakes. There’s a meta-lesson in there about how docs are the cheapest design review you can run, but that’s …
AI voice tools are easy to test in a casual way: paste a few lines, pick a voice, export an audio file, and decide whether it sounds good enough. That…
I did not start writing because I loved writing. I started because I was stuck. There was a bug I could not solve. I spent hours searching, reading ha…
Technical writers live at the intersection of complexity and clarity. You translate engineering specs, API references, developer guides, and internal …
I've been running an experiment. I wanted to see if AI could generate opinion articles that while written by AI capture my personality and perspective…