Sorry for unsolicited advice, but, like--it may be worth a session or two earlier on in the process just to make sure you have not learned any antipatterns that are going to put lasting strain on your voice.
November 2, 2026 at 8:34 PM
Sorry for unsolicited advice, but, like--it may be worth a session or two earlier on in the process just to make sure you have not learned any antipatterns that are going to put lasting strain on your voice.
I wonder, do we think anyone in the anti-AI space is deliberately leveraging OCD antipatterns here or is it an emergent property
I think an appeal to purity is a big part of the distinction. There's a general sense that being touched by anything connected to AI will "taint" a body or project, and that sense is reactionary in nature.
October 26, 2026 at 3:54 PM
I wonder, do we think anyone in the anti-AI space is deliberately leveraging OCD antipatterns here or is it an emergent property
At @stacklok.com , we’re AI maximalists who care about the business value AI delivers. Our engineering team’s work to understand and reduce avoidable spend has us on track to cut our AI bill by 42% this month. Here’s what we’ve learned. stacklok.com/blog/our-ai-...
AI Cost Antipatterns That Inflate Your LLM Bill
Stacklok cut AI spend 42% in a month using AI gateway data to fix three cost antipatterns: pricing-cliff surcharges, stale model choices, and repo context bloat
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October 28, 2026 at 10:18 AM
At @stacklok.com , we’re AI maximalists who care about the business value AI delivers. Our engineering team’s work to understand and reduce avoidable spend has us on track to cut our AI bill by 42% this month. Here’s what we’ve learned. stacklok.com/blog/our-ai-...
Anti-Patterns in Software Blogging, by @michael@m.mtlynch.io:
https://refactoringenglish.com/blog/anti-patterns-software-blogging/?ref=frontenddogma.com
#writing #blogging #antipatterns
https://refactoringenglish.com/blog/anti-patterns-software-blogging/?ref=frontenddogma.com
#writing #blogging #antipatterns
Anti-Patterns in Software Blogging
Effective writing for software developers
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October 26, 2026 at 8:30 AM
Anti-Patterns in Software Blogging, by @michael@m.mtlynch.io:
https://refactoringenglish.com/blog/anti-patterns-software-blogging/?ref=frontenddogma.com
#writing #blogging #antipatterns
https://refactoringenglish.com/blog/anti-patterns-software-blogging/?ref=frontenddogma.com
#writing #blogging #antipatterns
Wenn ich euer PV (Postverantwortlicher) wäre würde ich euch so lange die Berechtigung entziehen zu posten bis ihr alle Antipatterns verstanden und fefe weiterhin gute Genesung gewünscht habt media.ccc.de/v/34c3-9095-...
Antipatterns und Missverständnisse in der Softwareentwicklung
Anhand von Anekdoten aus 20 Jahren Softwareentwicklung versucht der Vortrag herauszuarbeiten, was in der Praxis zu scheiternden Projekten...
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October 21, 2026 at 9:20 PM
Wenn ich euer PV (Postverantwortlicher) wäre würde ich euch so lange die Berechtigung entziehen zu posten bis ihr alle Antipatterns verstanden und fefe weiterhin gute Genesung gewünscht habt media.ccc.de/v/34c3-9095-...
I cover:
• How security roles and responsibilities should work
• What usually goes wrong - common antipatterns
• What happens when important security responsibilities fall through the cracks
• Practical tips for fixing those problems
• How to navigate (a broken) organization
• How security roles and responsibilities should work
• What usually goes wrong - common antipatterns
• What happens when important security responsibilities fall through the cracks
• Practical tips for fixing those problems
• How to navigate (a broken) organization
October 21, 2026 at 5:45 PM
I cover:
• How security roles and responsibilities should work
• What usually goes wrong - common antipatterns
• What happens when important security responsibilities fall through the cracks
• Practical tips for fixing those problems
• How to navigate (a broken) organization
• How security roles and responsibilities should work
• What usually goes wrong - common antipatterns
• What happens when important security responsibilities fall through the cracks
• Practical tips for fixing those problems
• How to navigate (a broken) organization
One YOLO deploy to production, that's all it takes. Drew Skwiers-Koballa has a safer way: msft.it/63321aSh2J
SQL Projects in SSMS and Visual Studio
Deployments aren't enough—your database deserves a real development process. In this session, we'll explore the components of a modern database development cycle using https://msft.it/63326aSh2E.Sql SDK-style SQL projects in Visual Studio and SSMS, integrated with GitHub and Azure DevOps. Too often, database-as-code stops at deploying changes, missing the opportunity to catch problems early. A complete development workflow brings code analysis to surface antipatterns before they ship, deployment "practice runs" to validate changes against production schemas, and unit tests to build confidence in mature databases. We'll demonstrate how SQL projects store your database objects as code, enable build-time validation during CI, and generate dynamic deployment plans through the SqlPackage CLI. Whether you're writing T-SQL directly or your data layer is managed by an ORM like EF Core, you'll leave with examples for Azure DevOps and GitHub Actions ready to automate your database development process.
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October 22, 2026 at 9:00 PM
One YOLO deploy to production, that's all it takes. Drew Skwiers-Koballa has a safer way: msft.it/63321aSh2J
Oh yeah and if you do show up I have a couple of talks during the main conference as well, both conveniently just after lunch so if you were to I dunno stay out late drinking or anything you could probably still make them. One is on antipatterns and the other is on writing code agents can maintain.
October 18, 2026 at 11:28 PM
Oh yeah and if you do show up I have a couple of talks during the main conference as well, both conveniently just after lunch so if you were to I dunno stay out late drinking or anything you could probably still make them. One is on antipatterns and the other is on writing code agents can maintain.
it's worth doing that, and then having it operate *with memories on* while fixing them, so it learns all the antipatterns of what not to do, when you use it to develop new code.
October 13, 2026 at 4:07 PM
it's worth doing that, and then having it operate *with memories on* while fixing them, so it learns all the antipatterns of what not to do, when you use it to develop new code.
It's kinda interesting how your experiences not using it are the same as my experiences trying to use it. I find the quality and quantity suffer each time, to the point where AI generates code that occasionally fit known antipatterns in the games industry.
October 13, 2026 at 3:47 PM
It's kinda interesting how your experiences not using it are the same as my experiences trying to use it. I find the quality and quantity suffer each time, to the point where AI generates code that occasionally fit known antipatterns in the games industry.
Your LLM learned #Nix from public repos. So it writes unfiltered src, sleep in #NixOS tests, and fragile overrides with total confidence.
Nix Anti-Patterns names 40 of these, before/after—2nd edition: 93 pages, 14 new recipes.
4 recipes in the free sample: nix.institute/books/nix-an...
Nix Anti-Patterns names 40 of these, before/after—2nd edition: 93 pages, 14 new recipes.
4 recipes in the free sample: nix.institute/books/nix-an...
October 13, 2026 at 10:06 AM
Your LLM learned #Nix from public repos. So it writes unfiltered src, sleep in #NixOS tests, and fragile overrides with total confidence.
Nix Anti-Patterns names 40 of these, before/after—2nd edition: 93 pages, 14 new recipes.
4 recipes in the free sample: nix.institute/books/nix-an...
Nix Anti-Patterns names 40 of these, before/after—2nd edition: 93 pages, 14 new recipes.
4 recipes in the free sample: nix.institute/books/nix-an...
Professional Antipatterns: the CTO who chose agentic development over agentic development https://blog.lezli01.is-a.dev/blog/professional-antipatterns-cto-spec-kit/
October 12, 2026 at 7:04 AM
Professional Antipatterns: the CTO who chose agentic development over agentic development https://blog.lezli01.is-a.dev/blog/professional-antipatterns-cto-spec-kit/
Problem bei dem Teil war das fuhr alles hoch das repository tat irgendwas und irgendwo lag ein listener der dann auf irgendwas reagierte. Komplette Antipatterns die man seit ewigkeiten so nicht mehr benutzt, das fängt schon mit einem zentralen IO Singleton an und endet damit dass es unwartbar ist
October 11, 2026 at 8:52 AM
Problem bei dem Teil war das fuhr alles hoch das repository tat irgendwas und irgendwo lag ein listener der dann auf irgendwas reagierte. Komplette Antipatterns die man seit ewigkeiten so nicht mehr benutzt, das fängt schon mit einem zentralen IO Singleton an und endet damit dass es unwartbar ist
oh, just me resetting a strong password I have securely stored to a weak password I can type in on mobile for a financial service that disables password sync on their mobile app
turning off the affordances makes people *less* secure, InvestEngine and you should feel bad for your antipatterns
turning off the affordances makes people *less* secure, InvestEngine and you should feel bad for your antipatterns
October 9, 2026 at 6:46 PM
oh, just me resetting a strong password I have securely stored to a weak password I can type in on mobile for a financial service that disables password sync on their mobile app
turning off the affordances makes people *less* secure, InvestEngine and you should feel bad for your antipatterns
turning off the affordances makes people *less* secure, InvestEngine and you should feel bad for your antipatterns
My other talks are on... Antipatterns and Worst Practices!
Always fun to talk about things that didn't work out and what NOT to do.
Always fun to talk about things that didn't work out and what NOT to do.
September 30, 2026 at 8:34 PM
My other talks are on... Antipatterns and Worst Practices!
Always fun to talk about things that didn't work out and what NOT to do.
Always fun to talk about things that didn't work out and what NOT to do.
Learn the dark arts of refactoring to banish antipatterns from your code!
With practical techniques and expert guidance, you'll transform your code from a haunted mess into a clean, efficient masterpiece.
https://mailchi.mp/nimblepros/common-antipatterns-recording
With practical techniques and expert guidance, you'll transform your code from a haunted mess into a clean, efficient masterpiece.
https://mailchi.mp/nimblepros/common-antipatterns-recording
September 28, 2026 at 12:30 PM
Learn the dark arts of refactoring to banish antipatterns from your code!
With practical techniques and expert guidance, you'll transform your code from a haunted mess into a clean, efficient masterpiece.
https://mailchi.mp/nimblepros/common-antipatterns-recording
With practical techniques and expert guidance, you'll transform your code from a haunted mess into a clean, efficient masterpiece.
https://mailchi.mp/nimblepros/common-antipatterns-recording
I'm seeing that. I'm seeing that mandatory stuffing of one set with all the marketable contents of a universe leads to consistent design antipatterns and audience frustrations.
September 26, 2026 at 2:24 AM
I'm seeing that. I'm seeing that mandatory stuffing of one set with all the marketable contents of a universe leads to consistent design antipatterns and audience frustrations.
This talk covered
➕ Hard-won career tips and learnings for practitioners and leaders
➕ Security roles and responsibilities
➕ How to avoid the blame game that undermines everything security does
➕ A whole bunch of security antipatterns
➕ Hard-won career tips and learnings for practitioners and leaders
➕ Security roles and responsibilities
➕ How to avoid the blame game that undermines everything security does
➕ A whole bunch of security antipatterns
September 25, 2026 at 4:30 PM
This talk covered
➕ Hard-won career tips and learnings for practitioners and leaders
➕ Security roles and responsibilities
➕ How to avoid the blame game that undermines everything security does
➕ A whole bunch of security antipatterns
➕ Hard-won career tips and learnings for practitioners and leaders
➕ Security roles and responsibilities
➕ How to avoid the blame game that undermines everything security does
➕ A whole bunch of security antipatterns
I have been using chat exclusively for debugging. Half the time, it recommends antipatterns like putting composables in MutableState or injecting a Context into a ViewModel. If I didn't know Android as well as I did my codebase would be a mess
September 23, 2026 at 1:14 PM
I have been using chat exclusively for debugging. Half the time, it recommends antipatterns like putting composables in MutableState or injecting a Context into a ViewModel. If I didn't know Android as well as I did my codebase would be a mess
The patterns-versus-antipatterns framing sounds especially useful for learning why a design scales, not just memorizing syntax. Congrats on the update!
September 22, 2026 at 1:33 PM
The patterns-versus-antipatterns framing sounds especially useful for learning why a design scales, not just memorizing syntax. Congrats on the update!
like: better chess players learn an enormous amount of specific structured information and what a good chess position looks like. nevertheless, there is a vast 'cursed residual' of antipatterns which call for a good-looking move that is actually wrong/a trap. and by their particularity and rarity,
September 19, 2026 at 8:48 PM
like: better chess players learn an enormous amount of specific structured information and what a good chess position looks like. nevertheless, there is a vast 'cursed residual' of antipatterns which call for a good-looking move that is actually wrong/a trap. and by their particularity and rarity,
eye / composition / control of the equipment / better equipment
LLM: production experience, knowledge of antipatterns, ability to explain an outcome concisely, ability to break work into coherent pieces, facilities with models and harnesses
LLM: production experience, knowledge of antipatterns, ability to explain an outcome concisely, ability to break work into coherent pieces, facilities with models and harnesses
September 17, 2026 at 10:26 PM
eye / composition / control of the equipment / better equipment
LLM: production experience, knowledge of antipatterns, ability to explain an outcome concisely, ability to break work into coherent pieces, facilities with models and harnesses
LLM: production experience, knowledge of antipatterns, ability to explain an outcome concisely, ability to break work into coherent pieces, facilities with models and harnesses
I do see what you mean, and I also have nontrivial experiences with those scenes and generally find most rationalists to be friendly, but I would like you to consider that maybe this is just how high-control antipatterns are expressed in rationalist ingroup jargon.
September 17, 2026 at 9:12 PM
I do see what you mean, and I also have nontrivial experiences with those scenes and generally find most rationalists to be friendly, but I would like you to consider that maybe this is just how high-control antipatterns are expressed in rationalist ingroup jargon.