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TechLead Bits es un canal de Telegram dedicado a Tecnología, con 515 suscriptores. About software development with common sense. Thoughts, tips and useful resources on technical leadership, architecture and engineering practices. Author: @nelia_loginova Únete al canal para recibir todas las novedades directamente en Telegram.

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About software development with common sense. Thoughts, tips and useful resources on technical leadership, architecture and engineering practices. Author: @nelia_loginova

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3 mediciones en 85 días · Máximo: 515 (03/10/2026)

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The AI-Driven Leader "Our humanity lies in our ability to think strategically, be creative, and communicate and collaborate to solve complex problems... AI presents a unique opportunity for us to reclaim these human strengths and have machines adjust to meet our needs." This is how The AI-Driven Leader by Geoff Woods begins. An international bestseller with a catchy title and a good rating on Amaz

25/08/26 198

The OpenAI–Hugging Face Incident A talk that sounds more like a detective story than just a presentation: " The OpenAI–Hugging Face Incident " from OpenAI engineers at Black Hat USA. On July 16, Hugging Face reported that they had been targeted by a cyberattack carried out by autonomous agents. A couple of days later, OpenAI realized that the attack had been caused by their agents eval runs. That

28/08/26 212

Loop Engineering Over the past year, AI has been constantly bringing new terms and practices into our work. Yet another XX Engineering probably doesn't already surprise anyone. Let's take a look at Loop Engineering , which is hyped right now. The main idea is that an engineer no longer prompts an agent directly. Instead, they design a system that does it on its own . A loop here can be thought of

07/09/26 189

Loop Engineering from First Principles Continuing the topic of Loop Engineering, I'd like to share the talk: Loop Engineering from First Principles . The author criticizes the current trend of using "blind" agentic loops everywhere. They can lead to a huge volume of generated code that nobody really understands. Quality decreases, the number of bugs grows. No, he doesn't reject the approach itself

10/09/26 190

The Culture Map Have you ever worked in international distributed teams? Or collaborated with teams from other countries? Then you probably noticed that it can be quite challenging . I didn't think much about that before reading The Culture Map by Erin Meyer. I saw some difficulties in my international teams and put a lot of effort into making it work. But after reading the book, I realized that s

21/09/26 156

Illustrations from The Culture Map showing how different cultures compare on the scales. #booknook #softskills #leadership

21/09/26 198

Why Software Factories Fail "Read the Code!" is one of the key ideas from Dex Horthy's talk " Why Software Factories Fail ". The author touches on a very hot topic right now: we are actively pushed to put AI-generated code into production , build software factories, and eliminate the human bottleneck from the process. And all of that would be great if, at the same time, the overall quality of soft

28/09/26 121

Tracer Bullets Continuing the topic from the previous post, let's talk in more detail about implementing vertical slices . The original concept comes from The Pragmatic Programmer , where it was called tracer bullets . A tracer bullet is a small, end-to-end slice of functionality that touches all layers of the system at once. Matt Pocock in his article adapts this concept to AI engineering: - Buil

01/10/26 82

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