Four Proofs
This is what I came to after three years in private. I am still a little stunned. I want to tell you what I found. I sat four rooms the world already names: Hodge, Poincaré,…
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This is what I came to after three years in private. I am still a little stunned. I want to tell you what I found. I sat four rooms the world already names: Hodge, Poincaré,…
Read article →The fastest way to be displaced by AI is to stay at the level AI operates at most comfortably. Monday we established…
Read article →Mondays post established why AI cannot do architecture – and why that gap is structural, not temporary. The training data problem means…
Read article →LLMs are extraordinary at writing code. They are genuinely bad at architecture. Most people treat this as a temporary limitation – a…
Read article →I have worked with agile teams, waterfall teams, hybrid teams, and teams that had simply embraced anarchy. Different processes, different ceremonies, different…
Read article →Project plans are built from the wrong material. The team collects user stories, estimates each one, stacks them into sprints, and calls…
Read article →Boundary-Driven Testing begins with a single observation: testing difficulty is not a testing problem. When a unit test requires a running database,…
Read article →Experience-Based Decomposition begins with the same premise as VBD: components should be organized around how they change. Most frontend patterns organize by…
Read article →Volatility-Based Decomposition begins with a simple premise: systems should be organized around how they change. Most architectural patterns organize code by technical…
Read article →Software teams rarely suffer from a lack of frameworks. They suffer from frameworks that do not speak to each other. A team…
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