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Engineering Is the Checkable Fraction of Your Practice
1+ mon, 2+ day ago (1137+ words) externalizes nothing and transfers by apprenticeship. Engineering writes the governing relation down where someone...
🧠 Building an Engineering Mindset
2+ mon, 1+ day ago (498+ words) The first 20 pages barely mention Story Mapping. They focus on something much more important: Changing the way we think before changing the way we build. These were the ideas that stayed with me after finishing the introduction. 🚀 Agile is a…...
Everything Is Prompt Engineering
5+ mon, 4+ day ago (1596+ words) mechanisms are computationally equivalent to prompt engineering of varying complexity. This sounds trivial....much they matter). Claiming everything is prompt engineering does not mean all prompt engineering is equally complex, nor that engineering abstractions lack value. This distinction is...token…...
Hello World! Engineering, Code, and Problem Solving
8+ mon, 3+ week ago (193+ words) emerging technologies, and discuss ideas that make engineering better. 💻 What I'll be writing about As...Exploring how we can use AI tools in real-world engineering. Engineering Trends: Thoughts on where the tech industry is heading. General tips on software engineering…...
The Most Important Decision You'll Make as an Engineer This Year
8+ mon, 2+ day ago (859+ words) The single most important decision an engineer must make today is a binary choice regarding their role in the software development lifecycle. Option A: Continue reviewing code line-by-line as if a human wrote it. This path guarantees you become the bottleneck,…...
Something every senior engineer learns the expensive way:
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (190+ words) Terraform DAGs at scale: when the graph becomes the hazard Terraform's dependency graph is elegant at small scale. At 500+ resources across a mono-repo, it becomes the most dangerous part of your infrastructure. Where it breaks: ▸ Implicit ordering assumptions survive until…...
Think Like a Senior Engineer
3+ mon, 3+ week ago (774+ words) The mental frameworks that separate senior engineers from everyone else — and how to make them your own. Tagged with programming, career, webdev, productivity....
The Five Engineering Archetypes
3+ mon, 1+ week ago (618+ words) I've become increasingly convinced that healthy engineering organizations are not built around a single...modern corporate titles. Not because software engineering is "just like blacksmithing." But...no different. One of the recurring themes in engineering culture is the search for…...
The Knowledge That Leaves When Your Best Engineer Does
2+ mon, 1+ week ago (231+ words) There is a particular kind of silence that falls over a team about three weeks after a senior engineer leaves. It is the silence of nobody knowing why. Documentation has not solved this For years the answer has been "write…...
Design, Build, Learn: An Engineer's Loop
4+ mon, 1+ week ago (96+ words) We’ve all built "perfect" systems, only for a single overlooked detail to turn into a production nightmare. I’ve spent my career building, breaking, and fixing things. I’m starting this space to share those experiences, because I believe the best way…...