Magistr and Maps

This is a reply to twonines’ “What the Factory Forgets”.

This is the story of how issue-lifecycle grew from a set of rails into swamp-go-brr — the prequel to the cage, the brain, and the ledger.

Disclaimer: The following text is an AI-generated summary of the design decisions and evolution of the Google Health data pipeline built with Swamp and Claude.

Here are three compute strategies, and the thing I actually felt watching them.

Companion to “Reading the board from the stands”.

Last post I built a cage — a Firecracker microVM to hold an agent I had let off the leash.

Two of Simon Wardley’s predictions have sat on my map for years: that serverless was the next evolution of devops, and that conversational programming was the one after it.

I meant to buy a flat in my second year here.

The first night I got access to move.nl I spent four hours reading apartment listings and went to bed at one in the morning.

Disclaimer: AI-generated setup guide for the JSCAD CAD pipeline.

Disclaimer: The following text is an AI-generated summary of the design decisions and evolution of the JSCAD CAD generation system built with Swamp and Claude.

Disclaimer: The following text is an AI-generated log and summary of a session deploying Cozystack on a Talos cluster.

Disclaimer: The following text is an AI-generated log and summary of a 10-hour attempt by claude-code and Swamp to virtualize macOS Tiger 10.4.

I’ll never forget that feeling—ingesting millions of metrics into a tool like Grafana or Honeycomb for the first time.

A recent post from System Initiative, “AI is an Amplifier, Why Engineers Need Better Foundations,” got me thinking about our industry workflow.

The Genesis Engine: A Manifesto for the AI-Driven Development Lifecycle Introduction: The Old World Is Dead Saturday evening, September 20, 2025.

A video from another era—2013, suddenly found me.

Last year, I went to FOSDEM and Config Management Camp as a place to meet colleagues I hadn’t seen for a few years after moving to the Netherlands.

Recently I stumbled upon that talk https://youtu.be/3jJ1GhGkLY0 about reinventing k8s by removing unneeded docker images, and that lead to intresting consequience - They were able to create Modal an GPU serverless platform.

I’m Sergey want to talk or work with me send a mail to i@ domain name of that site My interests are Devops, Wardley Maps, Strategy and AI

I was asked by a friend to advise him a devops roadmap, all the ones that I found on internet were incomplete or i just didnt like them, so after few months of thinking about that topic, and todays nudge in chat from another soon-to-be devops about roadma…

In thouse turbulent times it feels like another tectonic shift is happening on a devops landscape, so I’m wondering what would future hold and what will be important, like was important more than 10 years ago when devops established itself.