My Artificial Intelligence Thoughts and Nothing Else
When the Detroit Red Wings signed Jacob Bernard-Docker to a two-year extension, it got me thinking about something unexpected: how software architecture and team-building follow surprisingly similar patterns. Both require…
I’ve spent the last decade building systems on everything from enterprise servers to single-board computers. The Raspberry Pi keeps showing up in my projects for a good reason: it works,…
When I first heard about the new iPhone hacking tool making rounds in security circles, my initial reaction was skepticism. I’ve been in software engineering long enough to know that…
I’ve spent enough time in the trenches of software development to know that good tools are only half the battle. The real problem emerges when multiple teams—often spread across different…
When cybersecurity stocks took a hit recently on news about potential security risks in an AI model, I watched the market reaction with a mixture of understanding and frustration. This…
I’ve spent enough years writing code and patching systems to know that vulnerabilities don’t wait for your team to be ready. They’re found, exploited, and weaponized faster than most organizations…
When people hear the word “Docker,” they often think of shipping containers. And honestly, that’s not a bad mental model—but Docker in software engineering is something completely different, and it’s…
I’ve been writing code professionally for over a decade now, and I’ve watched a lot of students enter the field. Some of them crush it immediately. Others struggle for months…
I’ve been working with Raspberry Pi boards for about five years now, and I can tell you they’ve evolved from a neat hobbyist toy into a genuinely capable platform for…
I spent the last few years building systems that help manage small medical practices, and one thing I learned quickly: regulation shapes everything. When a governor vetoes a bill requiring…
James Holloway