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  1. I Don’t Want to Read What You Didn’t Write

    (Colin Breck)

    People who rarely produced original writing are suddenly producing extensive design proposals, business plans, documentation, presentations, tickets, pull requests, blog articles, and meeting summaries, all generated by AI.

  2. Adapting to AI: Leadership

    (Colin Breck)

    I have been writing a series of essays on adapting software engineering to the widespread use of AI.

  3. When Impressive Performance Gains Do Not Matter

    (Colin Breck)

    Of anything I’ve worked on in my career, performance work has been the most rewarding.

  4. Adapting to AI: Adapting Organizations

    (Colin Breck)

    I have been writing a series of essays on how the software industry is adapting to AI.

  5. Adapting to AI: Write Things Down

    (Colin Breck)

    I have written a series of essays on how the software industry is adapting to AI.

  6. Adapting to AI: What Is Software Engineering?

    (Colin Breck)

    Dave Farley’s book Modern Software Engineering explores the question: Is software engineering real engineering?

  7. Adapting to AI: Code Review

    (Colin Breck)

    In an earlier essay, I shared my reflections on the rapid transformation of software engineering by AI.

  8. Operational Benefits of Databases Built on Object Storage

    (Colin Breck)

    I had the honor of both attending and speaking at the last two International Workshops on High Performance Transaction Systems, fondly known as HPTS.[1] This is a special event where experts in systems research, development, and operations are invited to…

  9. Adapting to AI: Reflections on Productivity

    (Colin Breck)

    2025 was the most productive year of my career.

  10. Deleting the Wrong Part or Process: Concrete Thinking in Software Organizations

    (Colin Breck)

    Elon Musk described his design process during an interview while touring SpaceX: 1) make your requirements less dumb, 2) delete the part or the process, 3) simplify or optimize, 4) accelerate cycle time, 5) automate.[1] He emphasized if you are not regula…

  11. Making Unsafe Rust a Little Safer: Find Memory Errors in Production with GWP-ASan

    (Colin Breck)

    This article is a companion to my talk Rust Is Not as Safe as You Think It Is: Improving Safety and Reliability in Rust.

  12. Securing DuckDB, Improving Startup Time, and Working Offline

    (Colin Breck)

    DuckDB is an analytical database system that can be embedded in-process.

  13. Making Even Safe Rust a Little Safer: Model Checking Safe and Unsafe Code

    (Colin Breck)

    In my last article, I explored tools that can help ensure unsafe code in Rust is free from security vulnerabilities caused by undefined behaviours.

  14. Making Unsafe Rust a Little Safer: Tools for Verifying Unsafe Code, Including Libraries in C and C++

    (Colin Breck)

    One reason Rust has become an increasingly popular systems programming language is it affords excellent performance while eliminating memory and concurrency errors at compile time, errors that are hard to avoid in other languages with similar performance…

  15. Predicting the Future of Distributed Systems

    (Colin Breck)

    There are significant changes happening in distributed systems.

  16. Administrivia: Reconsidering the Engineering and Management Tracks

    (Colin Breck)

    At many companies, career progression is described by parallel engineering and management tracks.