The less polished section of the garden. Where professional content represents things I’ve worked through and can stand behind, musings are more exploratory—ideas I’m still developing, experiments I’m running, patterns I’m noticing. Writing helps me think, and this section is where I work through concepts without the pressure of making them definitive.
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An agent is only as useful as the knowledge directly relevant to its task that it can access. The orchestration frameworks are mature. The models are capable. The gap is in the tool layer.
I'm interviewing for roles at companies that haven't realized their hiring rubric — and possibly their business model — is already obsolete. And I can't figure out how to tell them.
A quick-reference mapping of common cloud primitives — compute, storage, databases, networking, and more — across AWS, Azure, GCP, and DigitalOcean, with Terraform module pointers for each.
Agentic coding tools expose the cost of vague requirements faster than any team process ever could. Turns out the scrum discipline I once resented is exactly what makes LLMs productive.
Every architecture decision rests on assumptions. Instrument them so you know when they break.
The biggest wins come from being the owner, not the builder. Clear constraints transform LLMs from frustrating to productive.
