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  • The “Transdisciplinary” Developer: Weaving a New Era of Engineers, Based on Edgar Morin Theory of Complexity.

    The “Transdisciplinary” Developer: Weaving a New Era of Engineers, Based on Edgar Morin Theory of Complexity.

    Note: AI tools were used to assist in the drafting and editing parts of this article. All content has been reviewed, edited, before publishing. At its heart, Morin’s theory is a rejection of the “simplifying thought” that has dominated Western science since the Enlightenment. Morin argues that our traditional way of knowing involves breaking things… Continue reading

  • Don’t just vibe code, make SAAS.

    One of the most heated debates in the software engineering world today centers around Vibe Coding. Introduced by Andrej Karpathy in February 2025, vibe coding is a conversational programming style where large language models (LLMs) generate code from spoken or written prompts. Karpathy described it like this: “It’s not really coding—I just see things, say… Continue reading

  • IT Operations: From Automation to Autonomy

    In the past decade, the field of IT operations has seen a revolution in automated systems. The focus has been on Infrastructure as Code (IaC), configuration management, and scripting. These approaches have brought about increased speed, efficiency, and reliability in deploying and managing complex IT systems. However, as we look forward to the next wave… Continue reading

  • Deploy Machine Learning at scale with Kedro and Cortex.dev

    ML model deployment in production is still an area that lacks conformity, nomenclature, and patterns. Aside from few technology companies who started the journey early on, for late adopters of ML practices, it’s pretty much the wild west when it comes to the standards of model deployment. Some other challenges include the culture of data… Continue reading

  • Graph databases and Energy: Modeling LMPs and CRRs

    Graph databases and Energy: Modeling LMPs and CRRs

    Graph Databases : Graph databases are NoSQL databases which use the graph data model comprised of vertices, which is an entity such as a person, place, object or relevant piece of data and edges, which represent the relationship between two nodes. Graph databases are particularly helpful because they highlight the links and relationships between relevant… Continue reading