Written by Tyler Desplenter, PhD — Systems Reliability Consultant.
It has been three days and still no reply from the QA manager, and you're only six weeks into the job. Here's how to move an organization's culture when no one above you has time to guide you.
Read article →So, does anyone have anything they want to share with the team? The room stays silent.
Read article →Your team is about to roll out the new AI-powered search feature the board has been pushing for.
Read article →You get a call from an engineer in the early morning because the production system is down.
Read article →The pressure has never been higher to ship fast. The board is devouring every news article about how AI has 10X the productivity of everyone and their uncle.
Read article →That new enterprise prospect looks promising. You've been in talks for months, and now as the negotiations are happening, they bring up their outlook on cybersecurity.
Read article →It's 3 a.m., your wife wakes you up and mumbles something about your phone. It was ringing, but you were too exhausted to hear it.
Read article →My team was drowning in testing. Not for a lack of skill or effort, but for a lack of time.
Read article →I built an AI-powered cost assessment tool in a week under self-imposed pressure. The prompt I started with looked nothing like the one running today. Here is what broke and why.
Read article →The first time I saw the dashboard, I almost couldn't believe it. Thousands of errors in the logs every hour.
Read article →I keep seeing many posts and having discussions with people about how their organizations are "deploying AI agents in production." My gut reaction was that this is just the next buzzword.
Read article →I've worked with AI tools enough by now to understand that the same input doesn't produce the same output. The purpose of this experiment was to explore the differences in code generated in response to the same prompt.
Read article →Vibe coding, a term attributed to an X post made by AI-leader Andrej Karpathy, has gained a lot of popularity in the software realm over the last year.
Read article →Ready to stop the bleeding?