How to Tell If You Are a Micromanager: A Self Diagnosis Guide for Leaders
The Manager in the Mirror: How to Know If You Are the Problem There is a particular kind of manager who works harder than anyone else on the team, arriving…
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The Undergraduate Who Broke a 40 Year Assumption About Hash Tables and what this means for Memory
1. A Side Project That Ended a Conjecture In 2023, Andrew Krapivin was an undergraduate at Rutgers University reading a paper on his own time, for fun, that his professor…
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How Banks Can Break Client Hypnosis: Contextual Authorisation and the Fight Against Social Engineering Fraud
by Andrew Baker 1. Opening: The Client Has Been Captured The fraud victim approving a transaction they believe is a refund is not making a mistake. They are not confused…
Read more →The Contract Clause That Cannot Save You: What Switzerland’s Rejection of Palantir Means for Enterprise Technology Leaders
There is a version of this story that most technology vendors would prefer you heard. In that version, Switzerland evaluated Palantir’s data analytics platform, found it impressive, but ultimately declined due to vague concerns about national sovereignty: a regulatory sentiment, a political posture, nothing that applies to a commercial enterprise operating under normal procurement constraints. […]
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The ARM That Grew Teeth
How a 35-year-old IP licensor just walked into the most contested real estate in computing ARM spent 35 years becoming the most trusted neutral infrastructure company in computing, and then…
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From Demo to Go Live: Why the Last Mile Is Such a Hard Journey
1. The question nobody can answer Four developers, three months, one very convincing product demo, and then the question that makes every engineering leader wince: why does the real platform…
Read more →You Are Not a CIO. And That Is Fine.
Title inflation is not a strategy. It is a symptom. 1. Fifty chiefs There is a company somewhere right now with fifty people holding the title of Chief Information Officer, and the word chief, by any reasonable definition, implies a singular thing, a point of ownership where the decision stops moving around the room and […]
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Why Kindness Is the Most Important Quality in a Leader (And Without It, Nothing Else Works)
I have spent a long time thinking about what separates the leaders who build things that outlast them from the ones who leave wreckage where organisations used to be. There…
Read more →How to Debounce Search in JavaScript, React, and Angular
Why debouncing is one of the highest value patterns in responsive web development Most developers have built a search box that fires an API call on every keystroke and at some point felt the full weight of that decision. The network tab fills with hundreds of requests, the backend slows under the load, the UI […]
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The Jurisdiction Problem: Could US AI Companies Leave America?
Published June 13, 2026 1. What Happened Yesterday At 5:21 PM Eastern Time on June 12, 2026, Anthropic received a letter from Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick ordering the company to…
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