Introduction â The Promise I Made In my previous article [1], I explored the maintenance trap in IT â how software systems are more like plants than stones, requiring constant care. I ended with a cliâŠ
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The Friday That Wrote Itself Last Friday, I used a coding agent for eight hours straight. I didnât write a single line of code. I prepared a customer meeting by pulling context from Slack threads, calâŠ
On the Loop, Not In It â But Code Quality Still Matters Yesterday one of my AI agents wasted 15 minutes chasing a bug that didnât exist. The function was called transformPayload(), but it didnât transâŠ
Technology Evolution Doesnât Move in a Straight Line. It Spirals The Proud Ops Colleague Years ago, an Ops colleague proudly showed me something new. ClusterSSH, cssh [1]. A tool that opens multiple tâŠ
ð° ðð²ð»ðð ðð±ðð²ð¿ðð¶ðð¶ð»ðŽ ððŒð²ð ðð²ð²ðœð²ð¿ ð§ðµð®ð» ð¬ðŒð ð§ðµð¶ð»ðžâðð¿ðŒðº ðšð ðð®ð»ð»ð²ð¿ð ððŒ ð§ð¿ð®ð¶ð»ð¶ð»ðŽ ðð®ðð® Just before heading out for my lunch run, I read the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalismâs article âAdvertisinâŠ
ðð¿ðŒðº ðð®ð¹ð¹ ðð²ð»ðð²ð¿ ððŒ ðð ððŽð²ð»ð ððð¯: ð§ðµð² ððððð¿ð² ðŒð³ ðððððŒðºð²ð¿ ðŠððœðœðŒð¿ð ðð ðð²ð¿ð² Just returning from an internal Amazon Connect deep[1] dive. I havenât touched this particular product since maybe 5 years?! DiâŠ
Most comprehensive overview on RAG I have seen. We came a long way from vanilla RAG. Still remember the time of arguments that RAG is just a âhot fixâ to be obsolete soon. Reality is it is not a fix bâŠ
What Anthropic is describing is the weaker version of this technique: applied externally, without permission, at an adversarial scale. Yet 16 million exchanges suggest MiniMax found the weaker versionâŠ
IT System Maintenance in the age of AI Introduction - The Maintenance Trap in IT You donât need to be in the IT industry for long to have witnessed this firsthand. Even non-IT users do. Those systems âŠ
ð§ ð§ðµð² ð ð®ð¶ð»ðð²ð»ð®ð»ð°ð² ð§ð¿ð®ðœ: ðªðµð ð¬ðŒðð¿ ðð§ ðŠðððð²ðºð ðð¿ð² ð ðŒð¿ð² ðð¶ðžð² ð£ð¹ð®ð»ðð ð§ðµð®ð» ðŠððŒð»ð²ð After years of watching organizations struggle with outdated systems, Iâve written about a pattern we all know too wellâtheâŠ