2022: The Year AI Broke Through
Looking back at a year that saw AI go from research curiosity to mainstream phenomenon, while I published two books and watched the world change
Thoughts on engineering leadership, distributed systems, architecture, and the craft of building software.
Looking back at a year that saw AI go from research curiosity to mainstream phenomenon, while I published two books and watched the world change
AWS re:Invent this year revealed a clear strategic pivot toward generative AI infrastructure, and the cloud landscape is about to change
OpenAI just released ChatGPT and it is the first AI product that makes non-technical people understand why artificial intelligence matters
After losing my passion for cars earlier this year, I am realizing the same thing has happened with smartphones
The velocity of AI research has reached a point where even dedicated practitioners cannot keep up with the pace of significant breakthroughs
Passed the CKAD exam and earned another Kubernetes certification, reinforcing my conviction that container orchestration is fundamental infrastructure
Stability AI just open-sourced a state-of-the-art image generation model, and the implications of putting this technology in everyone's hands are profound
With a full Tesla fleet in the household, the novelty of cars has faded in a way I did not expect
NASA just released the first full-color images from the James Webb Space Telescope, and they are redefining our view of the universe
My second book this year tells the immigration story that shaped everything, from arriving in America as a stranger to building a career in tech
My first book is published, distilling years of hands-on cloud architecture experience into a comprehensive guide
Elon Musk just agreed to buy Twitter for $44 billion, and the way it happened is as remarkable as the deal itself
OpenAI just showed us an AI system that generates photorealistic images from text descriptions, and the implications are staggering
The invasion of Ukraine is showing us in real time how technology has fundamentally changed the nature of warfare
The biggest gaming acquisition in history just happened, and it says more about the future of tech than about gaming