I told the AI to escalate its own privileges. It refused.
Mid-task, my agent hit a permission it didn't have. I told it to grant itself the capability. It couldn't — and I've come round to thinking that's exactly right. Part 4 of a series.
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Mid-task, my agent hit a permission it didn't have. I told it to grant itself the capability. It couldn't — and I've come round to thinking that's exactly right. Part 4 of a series.
I gave my AI agent auto-approve on infrastructure changes. It saved me hours — right up until it destroyed my production host. The lesson isn't 'stop automating.' It's about where you put the tripwires. Part 3 of a series.
My AI agent kept fixing a bug that wasn't fixed. It wasn't a reasoning problem — it was looking at the wrong thing. Part 2 of a series on handing an agent the whole stack.
Two seasons ago I shut down a fantasy football app with 500+ users because the operational toil wasn't worth it. Last week I rebuilt it on the Oracle stack — and let an AI agent run everything. Part 1 of a series.
CultRepo just released The Java Story. I'm not in it, but the timeline is my whole working life. A few thoughts on timing, stewardship, and the invisible work that keeps a platform alive.
Yesterday marked a pivotal moment in Singapore's Muslim community as we hosted Dr. Waleed Kadous for two transformative AI sessions that
‘Feature is DONE !’ A regular statement that is typically shared by an overjoyed engineer who is declaring the completion of a feature
My daughter was cutting my hair when a message came through from my friend saying, 'Hey, our interview with the journalism undergraduates
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Working with Darul Ghufran over the last 3 weeks on how we can keep the community informed towards the official launch of the new mosque