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2026
- The AI Track at AWS Summit Hamburg 2026: From Demo to Deployment
Last year, I wrote about the dedicated Gen AI track at AWS Summit Hamburg 2025. The response was overwhelming, the track was packed, conversations spilled into the hallways, and the Fischbrƶtchen at tā¦
- Software Fundamentals Matter More Than Ever
The Talk That Confirmed What Iāve Been Seeing Matt Pocock stood on stage at the AI Engineer Summit and said something that most of the audience needed to hear: the developers who succeed with AI codinā¦
- MCP Sampling & Elicitation: When Servers Talk Back
From Request-Response to Collaboration When I wrote about the CLI vs MCP debate [1], I focused on the infrastructure patterns underneath. But MCP itself has been evolving, and the latest additions chaā¦
- Nvidia's Real Moat: What Jensen Huang Told Dwarkesh Patel
Electrons In, Tokens Out Long weekend drive, sunny weather, and nearly two hours of Jensen Huang arguing with Dwarkesh Patel about whether Nvidiaās moat will hold. As far as podcast entertainment goesā¦
- Self-Improving Models: What MiniMax M2.7 Actually Does
The Headline vs The Reality āModel trains itself over 100+ autonomous cycles.ā That was the headline when MiniMax released M2.7 on March 18, 2026 [1]. It sounds like science fiction: a model bootstrapā¦
- The Citation Crisis: What AI Hallucinations Mean for Your Enterprise
The Reference I Almost Didnāt Check A few days ago, I was reviewing an article my AI agent had drafted. The sources section looked clean: numbered references, proper formatting, plausible titles. One ā¦
- Fischbrƶtchen and Failure Rates ā I'm Speaking at AWS Summit Hamburg
Fischbrƶtchen and Failure Rates Last year, the AWS Summit left Berlin for Hamburg. After years of presenting at the Berlin Summit, I wasnāt sure how Iād feel about the move. Then I opened the Generatiā¦
- From Cloud-Native to AI-Native: What Actually Changes
The Fifteen-Year Echo Fifteen years apart. Same stage. Different world. In 2010, Adrian Cockcroft stood on the QCon stage and told the audience that Netflix was running its entire business on a publicā¦
- The Protocol We Should Have Built for Humans
Namaste from 6,165 Meters I just summited Imja Tse (Island Peak, 6,165 meters) in Nepal. No Slack, no email, no MCP servers crashing in the background. Just ice, thin air, and the kind of clarity thatā¦
- Building Agents That Read the Web Right
The Other Side of the Coin In a recent article, I made my website AI-agent friendly [1], adding llms.txt, Markdown output, and content negotiation to a Hugo site on AWS. That article was about the proā¦
