Tomas Reimers: Code Review in the Agent Era | Compile London
Tomas Reimers on code review after agents: validation, manageable changes, shared context, and reviewing the actual output.
4 min2026-09-20Pablo Santos Luaces: How File Merges Work | Compile London
Pablo Santos Luaces session notes: two-way comparisons, three-way merges, best common ancestors, criss-cross history, and Origin performance.
4 min2026-09-20David Gomes: Git Worktrees for Agents | Compile London
David Gomes on agent worktrees: finish setup first, track where agents work, and make cleanup part of the harness.
4 min2026-09-20Pauline Brunet: AI Deployments at Scale | Compile London
Pauline Brunet session notes: use-case selection, forward deployed engineers, production ownership, evaluations, permissions, and outcomes.
5 min2026-09-20Cursor Compile London: Six Talks on Working With Agents
Notes and photos from six Cursor Compile London sessions: AI deployments, worktrees, diagrams, merges, code review, and Grok Bot.
3 min2026-06-29AI Tool Gateways: Sandboxing Agent Access in Kubernetes
AI agents have unlimited ambition and undefined access boundaries. You have sandboxed everything else. Here is how to sandbox your agents too.
9 min2026-06-22Observing LLM Inference: The Metrics That Actually Matter
TTFT is your SLO, not throughput. Here is what to measure for LLM inference, and what Google ADK, LangChain, and LangGraph give you out of the box.
8 min2026-03-24The M5 Pro Setup: Same Mac, Different Era
Why 48GB changes a Mac from coding laptop into an AI workstation for local models, parallel agents, and platform engineering.
12 min2026-03-22SSH Git Commit Signing for Busy Engineers
A clean SSH commit signing setup on macOS, with separate auth and signing keys, local verification, and none of the usual GPG hassle.
8 min2026-02-22Google's GAIL Certification: Useful Strategy, Thin Engineering
Notes on Google's GAIL certification from a platform engineer: useful for strategy conversations, thin on the messy reality of shipping AI.
12 min2025-07-017 Books That Shaped How I Build Platforms Developers Actually Use
Seven books that shaped how I build platform products people trust, adopt quickly, and keep using.
10 min2025-06-22Boost Your Productivity: My Zshrc Configuration for Platform Engineers
A deep dive into my zshrc configuration, featuring shortcuts for Kubernetes, Cloud Platforms, and AI tools to streamline your daily workflow.
4 min2021-11-10Writing a Go Client Library Worth Using
Most Go client libraries are a pain to use, test, or extend. How to write one that isn't: functional options, context propagation, rich errors, retries.
9 min2021-08-05Running Deep Learning Models at the Edge with Intel OpenVINO
A practical guide to deploying deep learning and computer vision models on Intel edge hardware with OpenVINO, from IR conversion to device trade-offs.
10 min2021-06-15SUSE Cloud Native Foundations: My Study Notes
Structured study notes from the SUSE Cloud Native Foundations scholarship. Covers cloud native design, Docker, Kubernetes basics, and open source PaaS.
14 min2021-03-01gRPC on Cloud Run
Cloud Run supports gRPC out of the box, once you understand how it handles TLS and HTTP/2. Here's the full picture, in Go.
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