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Deep Engineering #53: Rick Spencer on Matching the Right AI to the Right Engineering Work
Rick Spencer, GM of Product and Engineering at SUSE, on the three-tier framework his teams use to match AI tools to work, why frontier models are…
Jun 25
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Saqib Jan
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Srishty Goyal
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How SUSE Runs AI Without Losing Control
Open source enterprises treat data sovereignty, MCP governance, and cost predictability as one connected problem
Jun 24
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Saqib Jan
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Sovereign AI and Agentic Infrastructure with Rick Spencer
On running AI disconnected from the internet, the three-tier framework SUSE uses to match tools to work, why output metrics are vanity metrics, and MCP…
Jun 24
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Saqib Jan
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Deep Engineering #52: Sam Keen on the Context Tax You Pay in Every Claude Code Session
Why every AI coding session starts from zero, and how to fix it with a system instead of a better prompt
Jun 18
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Saqib Jan
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Sam Keen
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Deep Engineering #51: Francesco Ciulla on Rust, Go, and Service-Level Engineering Decisions
On Rust versus Go, latency-sensitive services, memory overhead, deployment workflows, and the backend constraints that shape language choices
Jun 11
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Saqib Jan
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Francesco Ciulla
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Try Rust With Your Own Hands and Eyes with Francesco Ciulla
On adoption strategy, flat latency, and the year he stopped hedging on Rust for production
Jun 11
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Saqib Jan
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Francesco Ciulla
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Deep Engineering #50: Brian Allbee on Building Better Python Software
Brian Allbee on why most Python developers are optimising for correctness when they should be optimising for sustainability, and what that shift…
Jun 4
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Saqib Jan
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Brian Allbee
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Hands-On Software Engineering with Python with Brian Allbee
Brian Allbee joins Deep Engineering to discuss the mindset shift from writing code to engineering systems.
Jun 3
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Saqib Jan
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Brian Allbee
Deep Engineering Specials: Enterprise AI has an API problem
The next enterprise AI bottleneck is not model capability. It is whether agents can discover, understand, and safely use the systems they need to act on
Jun 2
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Saqib Jan
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Erik Wilde
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May 2026
Deep Engineering #49: David Knickerbocker on Open Source Intelligence and Real-World AI Systems
Why messy, contradictory data changes how engineers should think about retrieval, judgment, and production AI
May 28
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Saqib Jan
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Compute Obsession Is Slowing Down AI Systems
Why data movement costs more than computation and what most engineers building AI systems are getting wrong because of it
May 26
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Saqib Jan
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Jim Ledin
Deep Engineering #48: Erik Wilde on Agent-Ready APIs, Widespread MCP Adoption, and the OpenAPI Standards That Matter
On the abstraction level problem, the limits of linting, and why investing in your API foundation matters more than chasing the current delivery…
May 21
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Saqib Jan
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Erik Wilde
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