The 2-Hour Daily: When the Meeting Becomes the Work
Posted on Wed 17 June 2026 in posts
How the daily standup has been fully inverted by AI agents — from 15 minutes of reporting to 2 hours of deciding.
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Two Wheels, One EV9: Cycling from Vienna to Brno for Red Hat's NHCE
Posted on Thu 14 May 2026 in posts • Tagged with cycling, travel, red-hat
Joining Red Hat's NHCE in Brno? Skip the train. The EV9 cycling route from Vienna is 160km of vineyards, villages, and surprisingly good asphalt — and it'll give you more cultural context than any onboarding deck.
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Speaking to the Agent: Voice is the Developer's New Runtime
Posted on Mon 04 May 2026 in posts • Tagged with ai-agents, voice, agentic-engineer, workflow, developer-productivity.
Typing was always a workaround. Speaking to your AI agent is faster, richer, and qualitatively different — and companies that ban it are optimizing for the wrong constraint.
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Agent Dailies and the Flipped Development Cycle
Posted on Sun 15 February 2026 in posts • Tagged with ai-agents, agile, scrum, workflow, agentic engineer
Why your daily standup needs to include what your AI agents did last night—and how inverting the developer-agent workflow mirrors the flipped classroom revolution.
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Modernizing a Static Site with UV and Vibe-Kanban: A Developer's Journey
Posted on Mon 27 January 2025 in Development • Tagged with python, uv, pelican, static-site, vibe-kanban, modernization
How I used Vibe-Kanban to upgrade my static site from traditional pip to modern UV package management while making the code more pythonic.
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When Pytorch Datapipes Meets GCS
Posted on Wed 06 July 2022 in posts pipeline • Tagged with python pytorch GCP
Reflection on 2021
Design patterns in ML and MLops
Posted on Sun 24 January 2021 in posts • Tagged with python mlops
My thoughts on an interview with Sara Robinson about Design patterns in ML, especially on pipelines
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NaN Bites
Posted on Tue 29 December 2020 in dataanalysis posts • Tagged with python dataanalysis
Cleaning data from NaN's requires additional inputs especially when trying to work with sparse matrix in classification problems.
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My 2cents worth after reviewing an academic project
Posted on Mon 21 December 2020 in posts • Tagged with python data_analysis