Tag: engineering
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When Good Enough Is The Better Engineering
Published:Good engineering isn’t always about building the most perfect, polished, or automated solution. In real-world environments, engineering capacity is limited, problems compete for attention, and the last 20% can consume disproportionate effort. I’d rather build several useful solutions, automate the parts that matter most, and leave room for manual steps or future refinement where the return isn’t worth the investment yet. The goal isn’t to settle for poor engineering, it’s to spend limited engineering capacity where it creates the greatest impact.
The New Hacker Summer
Published:AI-assisted development is dramatically accelerating software creation, but in doing so it is reintroducing classic security flaws the industry already learned to mitigate. Code may be cheap and instant, but security, architectural integrity, and engineering judgment still require deliberate human oversight.
A Cyber Tale of Change Resistance
Published:Cybersecurity teams thrive on staying ahead of threats—but often struggle when it comes to evolving their own internal practices. This post explores why change is so difficult in security culture, especially when it comes from outside the team, and how silos, ego, and comfort with the status quo can quietly hold us back.
Problems Are Just Problems
Published:Problems Are Just Problems, why Engineers Don’t Need the 'Opportunity' Spin