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“Trust me, I’m an engineer!” - this was used to be my favorite joke years ago. When I was following my gut feeling and people around me were in doubt. Later I started to notice people are doubting less. Maybe not really, but I was caring much less. This was directly related to my professional growth and complexity of the problems I was confidently solving. Analyzing detail, noting weak points and identifying missing information became my daily drivers. Everything requires structure, everything

Wandering around social medias I found myself in the buble of engineers, vibe-coders and many others who’s been sharing their positive experience with the latest AI models. I joined that voice, because upgrade to Claude Max last weak made me done so many great things within a week. Despite I got sick I can’t resist and use agents to do the coding part. With Claude Max plan I’m using Claude Code with Opus 4.5 and it works great. And now, when it can write quite a good code, only sometimes making

Early in my carrier I was trying to do as much as possible in a shorter period of time. It is a common pitfall for engineers and non-engineers. But the more complex is the mechanism and tools we need to work with the bigger is the impact of negative context switching. At the end of the day it’s exhaustion, not productivity. Human brain is single-threaded. We can’t process multiple ideas in our conscious mind at the same time. Moreover it is not enough to process just the idea. We must “load” in

Recent server migration might turn out to be a perfectly timed moved, as now with containerized environment it shall be super easy for me to upgrade

Juniors seems to be a bad fit for modern software development market. How can we ensure young talents have enough chances to join IT space and grow?