Process of One July 25, 2026
In 1995, Watts Humphrey handed every developer a personal process. It failed. His Personal Software Process (PSP) let a single developer run a defined, measured, continuously improving process. It worked, but the bookkeeping killed it. Time logs, defect logs, forms after every task. Almost nobody could sustain it. Humphrey moved on to team processes, and […]
Your AI isn’t tired. It’s full. July 19, 2026
If you use AI for coding every day, you may have noticed something strange: Your AI coding assistant gets dumber the longer you talk to it. Most developers feel it but can’t name it: you start a chat, it’s brilliant. An hour later — same model, same task — it’s forgetting your instructions and repeating […]
Rumi and Data Science July 10, 2026
Since last week, when the current university semester officially ended, I’ve found a little time to work on the things I love. Learning data science and machine learning—itself an endless journey—helps me think about new problems and prepare possible approaches for them in my mind. One class of these problems is the application of machine […]
