Architecture
On July 30, OpenAI cut the price of GPT-5.6 Luna by 80% and GPT-5.6 Terra by 20%. A week later, on August 6, Luna became the default model for every ChatGPT Free and Go user, with unlimited text chats. Those two announcements landed a week apart and got covered as separate stories. They’re the same…
There are evenings that remind you why you got into this field in the first place. Last night was one of them. I spent it at the American Express regional campus in Sunrise, in a room full of engineers, leaders, and practitioners who are actively building the future of AI at one of the most…
On Friday, June 12th, I joined the inaugural AI Revolution Summit online — the first of what’s meant to be a year-round, quarterly program of summits, workshops, and build cohorts. I went in expecting another room full of AI hype. I left with something more useful: a clearer sense of what it actually takes to…
Posted live from the floor • May 23, 2026 Agent Camp 2026 is happening right now in Fort Lauderdale, and the energy in the room is too good not to share as it unfolds. More to come once the day wraps; for now, here’s what’s going down. The setup We kicked off with everyone getting…
After my recent talks on Claude, the question I keep getting isn’t “does Claude write good code?” It’s: “how do I get Claude to work the way our team works?” Every organization has conventions — how you structure services, which libraries you’ve standardized on, the review nits your seniors always leave, the deployment checklist that…
Last night, the FlaDotNet User Group came together at PC Professor in Boca Raton for an energizing evening all about putting Claude AI to work in real .NET development workflows. We explored practical ways to use Claude AI to speed up everyday .NET development, from code generation and review to testing and documentation. A Huge…
Ask any senior engineer about the moment they truly understood distributed systems, or caching, or why you never trust client-side input — and they won’t describe reading a book. They’ll describe a night. A specific, awful night where something broke in production in a way they didn’t anticipate, and they had to sit with that…