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Altman warns Congress about AI risk, then ships the next model.
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An alcohol-free Sternburg poster made me realise that switching is easier when the new choice feels like an upgrade.
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A 2022 AI-generated market scene makes the leap in image quality visible, from broken anatomy to images that need a second look…
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When I started coding, assembler was already history.
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Guilds create room for knowledge transfer, but their next shape often needs more commitment than voluntary effort alone can provide.
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I'm not an OKR expert — but I've watched the same eight mistakes kill rollouts.
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Thinkport gave everyone a Claude Team seat two months ago.
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Claude, Copilot, Cursor — three subscriptions, endless side ideas, and ClaudeBar keeping me honest about how fast the tokens vanish…
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Skills are becoming how enterprises encode their processes for AI agents — but where does the code live, who owns it, and how does a repo declare which ones it needs?
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Wenn es Liebe ist is out, and I'm really glad — not because it sent me back in time, but because Die Sterne have me hitting play again…
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Why the AI Security Architect is becoming one of the most in-demand tech roles: the skills, the stats, and how to position yourself for it.
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My 1974 Peugeot 304 sailed through the French roadworthiness test.
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Kubernetes has a reputation for being hard to get into.
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Last night The Pixies played the Parkbühne Leipzig without a single pause, and I couldn't stop thinking about why old songs pull us backwards so hard...
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I genuinely believe in retrospectives.
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New MCP servers drop every day, and they're genuinely useful — but in an enterprise context, every one of them is a door you're propping open...
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The Web Serial API is a browser-based interface that makes it possible to communicate with hardware devices via the serial interface.
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How to embed Schema.org markup in emails to add Track Order buttons, event cards, and more — directly visible in Gmail's inbox view.
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GitLab makes it trivial.
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It is good practice to version the pubspec.lock file in a Flutter project.
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OpenAI's API is surprisingly easy to use.
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In 2019 (and still in 2022), we probably do not need to create data, we just need to print out one of the famous Twitter channels.
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How -Xtheirs and -Xours work in git rebase — and why they mean the exact opposite of what you'd expect.
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Inspired by my famous CSS YouTuber Kevin Powell and his CSS battles on YouTube, I organised a CSS battle in my company, Netresearch.
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Sending emails with Node-RED is very easy.
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Purpose In software development, there is sometimes a need to copy a large amount of file from one directory to another.
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The .gitignore is there to prevent files from ending up in git's version management that have no business being there.
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Today I was having lunch with IT colleagues and we were talking about our trainee.
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You Aren't Gonna Need It — why building features before they're requested burns money and complicates codebases.
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The year is 2021, and Elon Musk is so scared about AI and its danger to humanity that he is pushing to build big rockets 🚀 to land on Mars as soon as possible.
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In pair programming, two developers work simultaneously on one source code.
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Excuses to do it "It's another project.
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Yah, that's a very emotional speech for a programming design pattern.
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What I love about my job is that I can listen to my favourite music at any time.
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@adriantwarog told me in his article "Programmers That Don't Blog Should Start Right Now" to start blogging because every developer should do it.