How the “Not My Job” Culture Is Quietly Undermining Big Tech In large tech companies most … The Invisible WallRead more
Author: Sebastian Sejzer
Privacy red flag! OpenAI fights US Court’s order to store all chatGPT logs
OpenAI is challenging a recent U.S. court directive that would force it to preserve indefinitely all … Privacy red flag! OpenAI fights US Court’s order to store all chatGPT logsRead more
Why I stopped firefighting and started mentoring
For years, I wore my firefighting badge with pride. When systems broke, I jumped in. When … Why I stopped firefighting and started mentoringRead more
How Cheat Engine Works (the old times ninja tricks)
Cheat Engine (CE) has been a powerful tool for game hacking since its inception in the … How Cheat Engine Works (the old times ninja tricks)Read more
Agile Isn’t the Problem. But Scrum Might Be
The movement turned into meetings. What to do about it? I still believe in Agile But … Agile Isn’t the Problem. But Scrum Might BeRead more
Learn DevOps by playing games
Git Branching Simulators for Linux Foundation Exams KodeKloud Engineer. Specific role simulation TryHackMe. Many rooms cover … Learn DevOps by playing gamesRead more
How to stay in the programming game
AI is better than most junior devs at writing code. The question isn’t what language to … How to stay in the programming gameRead more
Emoji meanings and cultural interpretations
The same emoji can carry different meanings depending on the cultural context of the country. If … Emoji meanings and cultural interpretationsRead more
What Comes After Kubernetes?
Every 10 Years, Servers Change In the world of computing, every decade seems to bring a … What Comes After Kubernetes?Read more
Git turns 20: A Q&A with Linus Torvalds
because even geniuses get annoyed by bad version control Torvalds sarcastically quipped about the name git (which means … Git turns 20: A Q&A with Linus TorvaldsRead more