Eric Dorsey

My $WORK doesn't yet use agentic development tools, but we are (finally) on the precipice.

But production will continue to be the assembly line and the CPUs the line workers.

Many people have opined on this subject.

An observation about basketball and software engineering teams.

Much has been written about the potential upsides and downsides of AI, how it may shape our future, and what we should do about it.

Half the challenge of software engineering in a startup is deciding what should be nailed down now and what definitely shouldn’t be.

Single Sign On is widely considered to be an enterprise feature.

Facebook and Microsoft recently declared themselves spokes-companies for Metaverse.

A few years ago, I observed that the wealthiest people on the planet all had one thing in common: they all seemed to have a significant amount of control over a very large amount of compute power, or be in close proximity to someone with that control.

A few years back, I joined a startup in the Cloud Security space.

“Good ideas" are just that.

I've been thinking about how to build a billion dollar technology company in Kansas City for awhile now.

In the last few years I've learned a lot about how a business can continue iterating on a product built upon a software stack that is starting to show a bit of age.

I sometimes find myself giving technical advice on how to handle different issues to founders or engineers at their companies.

They said the Internet promised a new way.

In the early half of 2016, the hot topic around the Kansas City startup community was funding, specifically outside investment.

Vertical integration.

It's a question I ask often.

Everyone has an opinion on outsourcing.

I always wanted a standing desk.