The Scenario Nobody Planned For Itās 11 PM. Your customer support agent, the AI one, is processing a refund request. It queries the order database, pulls the customerās payment history, and calls the ā¦
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Security is not a phase you pass through on the way to production. It is a permanent condition. On April 29, 2026, a security research team published a vulnerability that works on every Linux distribuā¦
The Pattern I Keep Seeing Every few weeks, a customer asks me the same question: āWe rolled out AI coding tools to 500 engineers. Why arenāt we shipping faster?ā I wrote about this a month ago. The daā¦
A Gift to Humanity In 1993, the World Wide Web was given away for free, the decision Tim Berners-Lee is celebrated for. No patents, no licensing fees, no royalties. On 30 April 1993, his employer CERNā¦
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¦
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¦
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¦
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¦
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¦
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¦