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Accelerating AI-Powered Development Without Losing Control

Startups move fast because speed is often the difference between capturing a market and missing it. Generative AI has become a popular shortcut for small engineering teams that need to deliver features quickly. Instead of weeks of design and coding, teams can prompt an AI system and get working code in minutes. Is there a catch involved in AI-assisted coding?

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Sep

2025

A Software Architect’s No-Bull Take on Vibe Coding

Vibe coding is in its early stages. It is an unclear vision, a feeling about what an app should look like. Computer code doesn’t work like that: it needs clear, concrete 0s and 1s. Programmers are forced to translate vague intentions into exact instructions, often doing a lot of work to clarify the original vibe into concrete rules.

29

Sep

2025

Why Saying “I Use ChatGPT as Search Now” is Dangerous and Irresponsible

People like using ChatGPT since feels like talking with a smart human. The strengths of ChatGPT is that it can quickly grasp a complex topic, can steer the response with follow-up questions, build on previous input, and give a straight answer in the format you prefer. But for some tasks, the tool is a spectacular failure. This post lists the good and the bad use cases.

29

Sep

2025

DevOps to Platform Engineering: How to Spot the Exact Moment to Switch

You are already familiar with the cultural arguments for and against DevOps and Platform Engineering. That's not the problem. The problem is knowing the moment when your current model stops multiplying delivery speed and starts multiplying the cost of change. Pinpoint that turning point, and you'll know exactly when to move beyond pure DevOps; map out how to find it.

29

Sep

2025

Why Claude Won’t Replace Your Engineering Team (Yet)

You’ve probably seen a few founders on X and LinkedIn who confidently say the same thing: “We don’t need engineers anymore because AI has replaced them.” Claude’s shiny new $100–$200 “Max” tiers promise giant context windows, endless chat sessions, and the fantasy of running a startup without a single human developer. It sounds seductive: why hire a team when you can just dump your entire codebase into an AI, crank out features, and move on? But here’s the truth: this is wishful thinking.

29

Sep

2025

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