Tidbits·Oct 26Stop Delaying PR Merges Over Things That Don’t Matter — Part 2Why Nitpicky PR Reviews Are Drowning Engineers — From Frustration to Action [Part 2]
Jernej Klancic·Sep 23Technical Debt by Design: How We Launched Our MCP ServerWe built and launched an MCP server in months by deliberately choosing speed over perfection. Here’s why accepting technical debt early was…
Mohammad Aghajani·Sep 21How Structural Failures Develop: Understanding Load Path and Failure ProgressionSeries 2: Evaluating Causation in Forensic Engineering
InILLUMINATIONbyEunice·Aug 16I Stopped Letting On-Call Hide A Staffing ProblemThe rotation kept the service alive. It also made an understaffed system look sustainable.A response icon1A response icon1
Mohammad Aghajani·Jul 5Similar Damage Does Not Necessarily Mean the Same CauseSeries 2: Evaluating Causation in Forensic Engineering
Roel van Bergen·Jun 15Your AI Agent Isn’t the Problem. Your Engineering Discipline Is.AI coding agents expose the implicit knowledge your team has been expecting humans to infer.
Mohammad Aghajani·May 30Correlation Does Not Necessarily Mean Causation in Forensic EngineeringSeries 2: Evaluating Causation in Forensic Engineering
Rohit Ranjan Pandey·May 23Availability & Reliability: The Backbone of SystemMost systems don’t fail loudly. They fail silently — Just a few timeouts, slight delayed response, one “try again later” .
Mehdi Elmoukhliss, PhD·May 6Enterprise AI Needs More Than Context. It Needs Practices.Most companies using AI are quietly paying the same tax: a knowledge tax. Take a sales team using ChatGPT to qualify leads. Every week, the…
Mohammad Aghajani·Apr 29When Evidence Changes After the Event in Forensic InvestigationsIn forensic engineering, investigations are typically conducted after an event has occurred.
