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Spec-Driven AI Development, on a Whiteboard

Fri, 23 Oct 2026 00:30:00 +0330

An agent writes code quickly. It builds what you said, and it misses what you meant.

I drew four short chapters from the Manning mini-ebook Spec-Driven AI Development: From Intent to Trusted Code. The narration is in English, with subtitles. The ideas belong to Hari Krishnan, Leigh Griffin, and Tomasz Lelek and Artur Skowroński.

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Small Worlds: Interactive Network Science Lab

Tue, 20 Oct 2026 07:00:00 +0330

Friendships, rumors, epidemics, the power grid, financial transactions, and even passes between soccer teammates are all networks. This project traces back to the “Complex & Dynamic Networks” course from my master’s degree—a discipline bridging computer science and statistical physics. What I learned there has been turned into an open, interactive lab.

Inside the lab, you can:

Experiment with live graph simulations—generate six degrees of separation and observe small-world clustering;
Discover why scale-free networks withstand random node failures but quickly collapse under targeted hub attacks;
Explore how misinformation spreads and how epidemic propagation thresholds can be contained;
Explore the “Networks in Your Field” module to see applications across law, auditing, sports, sociology, media, management, and medicine.

All computations run directly in your browser. No sign-up or installation is required, and no data is transmitted externally.

First Post: AI-Generated Podcast on Scrum

Fri, 17 Jan 2025 16:17:40 +0330

Welcome to my first blog post! In this post, I’ve shared an AI-generated podcast created by NotebookLM exploring the book “The Professional Scrum Team”.

If you’re curious to hear how NotebookLM discusses team dynamics and Scrum principles, you can listen to the podcast below:

The Professional Scrum Team — NotebookLM Podcast

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