Claude Code YOLO Mode: Scripting Your Way Past the “Auto Mode Not Available” Wall
If you have spent any time with Claude Code, you have probably hit the message at least once: “Auto mode not available for this model.” It is one of those…
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The Full Context Product: How Agentic AI Redefines the Relationship Between Teams and the Software They Own
A variation on the dark factory thesis. Humans remain, humans are accountable, and what changes is everything else. 1. The Team That Memory Built There is a certain kind of…
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Why Protecting People from Hard Feedback Makes Them Weaker
Leadership · Culture · Strategy | Andrew Baker | May 2026 | 14 min read There is a distinction that almost nobody in corporate life is willing to draw clearly,…
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The Courage to Be Honest: Why Giving Hard Feedback Is the Kindest Thing a Leader Can Do
Leadership · Technology · Strategy | Andrew Baker | May 2026 | 12 min read There is a diagram I keep coming back to. It is deceptively simple: two lines,…
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The Legacy Choice: Why x86 in the Data Centre Is Now an Expensive Decision, Not a Default
The economics crossed the tipping point quietly. Most enterprises missed it. The ones who noticed are not going back. 1. How Defaults Become Legacy Every technology that eventually becomes legacy…
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The Dark Factory Fallacy: Why Banks Cannot Automate Their Way to Zero
Why the most powerful operational model in financial services already exists, almost nobody is copying it, and the people who should be leading the charge are the biggest obstacle to…
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Why Is NVIDIA the Most Valuable Company in the World? The AI Stack, the CUDA Moat, and the Threats That Could Unseat It
Andrew Baker | Group CIO, Capitec Bank | May 2026 NVIDIA sits at the top of the most important value chain in the world right now. But it does not…
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ARM Servers vs x86: How Edge ARM Servers with NVMe Storage and Cloudflare Could Disrupt Cloud Compute Economics
1. The uncomfortable starting point If this model is even directionally correct, a large percentage of enterprise compute is structurally mispriced, and most organisations are paying a permanent premium for…
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QUIC: The Protocol That Breaks Your Site Without Warning
Why It Exists, What It Gets Wrong, and How to Diagnose and Fix It Andrew Baker · andrewbaker.ninja · 2 May 2026 1. Why TCP Was a Problem QUIC is…
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The Cloud AI Marketplace War Is Over, and AWS Won
By Andrew Baker | andrewbaker.ninja On 28 April 2026, something quietly significant happened to the enterprise technology landscape. OpenAI’s models went live on Amazon Bedrock, less than 24 hours after…
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