Security Was Already a Mess. Generative AI Is About to Prove It.

Adron discusses the rising security risks associated with generative AI tools, highlighting how they can inadvertently expose confidential information like API keys and passwords. While AI enhances productivity, it also amplifies existing security issues in corporate environments, necessitating stricter operational discipline in managing sensitive information during AI interactions. Continue reading →

Polyglot Conference Vancouver 2025: Real Talk About AI, Industry Hubris, and the Art of Unconferencing

The recent Polyglot Conference in Vancouver was a unique experience, focused on genuine discussions rather than traditional presentations. Attendees engaged in insightful conversations about AI’s real-world implications, moving past hype to address pressing challenges and maintain professional integrity in software development. Key themes included the disconnect between AI’s marketed capabilities and its practical applications, as... Continue reading →

NOLA Vieux Carré Hack n’ Life n’ Lagniappe

There’s another type of get together that I’ve been thinking of that I’m really excited about. This experience, I was fortunate enough to experience a few years ago in New Orleans. To add a little context to this, I lived in New Orleans for a good while and grew up about 45 minutes from the... Continue reading →

TRIP REPORT: QCon SF 2019, Amtrak Coast Starlight, #Bikelife in San Francisco, and Thoughts

This past week has been QCon. I departed last Sunday on the Coast Starlight. My preference is to take the train when it’s possible. Sometimes the schedule allows it, sometimes it doesn’t. This trip, the schedule was perfect for a little coding time on the train, reading, and introspection. Taking the train always gives me... Continue reading →