The previous post made the case that AI-assisted engineering is becoming a platform concern. This post is about the follow-up question: what controls actually make that […]
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One of the easiest mistakes to make with GitHub Copilot Agent Skills is treating them as somewhere to store every useful instruction you have ever written. […]
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If you’ve ever had to jump between multiple Azure subscriptions in the portal just to check on the health of your applications, you’ll know how frustrating […]
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