I’m starting to wonder if I’m writing too much. Between this daily list, blog posts (new one today), and a couple newsletters each week, maybe I need to use other mediums too. I dunno. Hopefully you’re enjoying it!
[blog] Notes from my appearance on the Software Misadventures Podcast. Some fun, pragmatic quotes from Simon in this podcast.
[blog] DataGemma: Using real-world data to address AI hallucinations. Take a look at this. Here’s a new set of open models based on tons of real-world data that improves trustworthiness.
[blog] Learning to Reason with LLMs. The much-discussed new model from OpenAI is out there. Looks impressive
[article] How does Copilot impact the day-to-day software engineering experience? This post digs into a recent study of GitHub Copilot usage and its broader impact.
[article] 5 lessons I learned after conducting 100+ customer interviews. These are valuable lessons and should encourage us to approach user research differently.
[paper] Protecting Multi-Cloud Resources in the Era of Modern Cloud-Based Cyberattacks. This post has a direct link to a paper (no registration required) that explains strategies to protecting multi-cloud resources. Good content!
[blog] How big up-front design fails. Here are some lessons learned from projects with big upfront planning and design, and why a more iterative approach works better.
[podcast] 274: The Cloud Pod is Still Not Open Source. This latest episode of the podcast that reviews news from AWS, Microsoft and Google spent some time discussing my recent post about technical debt. Neat!
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