Book Cube: 2025, page 4
Book Cube publications from 2025, page 4: bilingual notes, sources, and original Telegram posts.
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Walking with his family in the park Switzerland in Nizhny Novgorod, came across the "Hotel for books" and "Hotel for insects". This is a creative approach for the guys:)
Walking with his family in the park Switzerland in Nizhny Novgorod, came across the "Hotel for books" and "Hotel for insects". This is a creative approach for the guys:) And then we'll go to our confu season code.
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Discussion – GenAI and dev platforms – how development is changing (AI column)
Discussion – GenAI and dev platforms – how development is changing (Rubric AI ) At the summer IT Picnic, my colleague Dima Gaevsky discussion on this subject, which was attended by distinguished gentlemen.
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Towards AI-Native Software Engineering (SE 3.0): A Vision and a Challenge Roadmap (AI column)
Towards AI-Native Software Engineering (SE 3.0): A Vision and a Challenge Roadmap (Rubric AI ) I recently read an interesting article. continuation whitepaper "Rethinking Software Engineering in the Foundation Model Era: From Task-Driven AI Copilots to Goal-Driven AI Pair Programmers"which I already am." handler. In a new article, the same authors develop ideas and talk about Software Engineering. 3.0where the current stage of copilot and AI assistants they number SE 2.0 (They speed up work but create cognitive noise.).
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Code season: Nizhny Novgorod (Category Engineering)
Code season: Nizhny Novgorod (Rubric Engineering ) Tonight I’m going to Nizhny Novgorod, where I plan to hang out in the office tomorrow and chat with colleagues, including a Q&A session, and on Saturday I’ll stop by our event.Code season", where there will be a dense program about reliability, scalability and useful engineering practices. So if you're at this event, you can try to find me.
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[2/2] AI research in SDLC from IT One and Skolkovo (AI column)
\[2/2\] AI research in SDLC from IT One and Skolkovo (Rubric AI ) Continue. story About the study and moving to the Russian realities, I want to quote the report At the moment in Russia, the penetration of AI into the tasks of developers is at a pace comparable to the world. However, in the Russian market, in contrast to the world, the problems and challenges of changing the development life cycle under the influence of AI are only beginning to enter the priorities and focuses of technology leaders and team leaders. This quote is reinforced.
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[1/2] AI research in SDLC from IT One and Skolkovo (AI column)
\[1/2\] AI research in SDLC from IT One and Skolkovo (Rubric AI ) Recently I was at a presentation. study from IT One and Skolkovo, where participated panel discussion. Then I took this research and studied everything.
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Our analysts at T have an InSite podcast where they invite guests to discuss interesting topics.
Our analysts at T have an InSite podcast where they invite guests to discuss interesting topics. The second season ended with the theme. Systems analysts have no community: myth or reality ", where the guys invited Anastasia Kabischeva, Head of project management office of Ekleft, consultant on psychological safety of teams, as well as my wife. As a result, I couldn’t talk about this podcast – I recommend it to anyone who has been involved in community building.
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Systems analysts have no community: myth or reality
Systems analysts have no community: myth or reality Why don’t analysts feel like we’re together? Is it possible to build a community without a formal structure, and why even do it? Is it true that the phrase “we as a family” is more intimidating?
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The Software Engineer's Guidebook (Software developer: A career guide for future seniors, techlids and staffers) (Category Engineering)
The Software Engineer's Guidebook (Software developer: A career guide for future seniors, techlids and staffers) (Rubric Engineering ) I recently finished reading the book by Gergeli Orosh, the author of the newsletter “The Pragmatic Engineer”, a former engineering manager at Uber and a developer at Skype/Microsoft and Skyscanner. I already am. told I read this book before I started reading it. Now, after reading this, I can share a brief sammari.
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Evolution of metrics and practice of SPACE (Filed under DevEx)
Evolution of metrics and practice of SPACE (Rubric DevEx ) My colleagues Sasha Kusurgashev and Dima Gaevsky at the IT Picnic in the summer talked about how we use the SPACE framework to assess the productivity of engineers. Recently, it appeared. recordSashi. ( blown off for two ) So I decided to share a brief sammari of this story.
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Podlodka Techlead Crew about architectural antipatterns (Category Architecture)
Podlodka Techlead Crew architectural antipatterns (Rubric Architecture ) When talking about architecture, theorists often focus on how to build quality architecture. But in practice, engineers often encounter imperfectly designed systems that cause a lot of problems. So it’s often helpful to know the symptoms that your architecture needs reworking. Well, in general, it is better to initially deal with typical design errors that occur in experienced engineers. This is the theme of the new online conference season. Podlodka Techlead Crew.
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[2/2] AI in SDLC: the way from assistants to agents (AI column)
\[2/2\] AI in SDLC: the way from assistants to agents (Rubric AI ) Continue. story About my report, I will share my thoughts on how to approach AI-fication development that is based on whitepaper. Measuring Developer Goals. Understanding and effectively measuring goals is critical to improving the developer experience and improving their effectiveness. To answer questions about productivity, it is more convenient to link measurements not to specific tools, but to the goals that developers set for themselves when using tools.
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CSKA - Spartak
CSKA - Spartak We got to the Spartacus Derby with our son. The first twenty minutes looked like a fairy tale. 3:0. But then the tale turned into a thriller - Spartacus made the score 3:1CSKA's fourth goal was canceled. And the second half brought Spartacus' second goal. 3:2Injury Akinfeev and further football turned into "fight-run". But the match ended with the score. 3:2But the ending was valid. Anyway, we liked it.)
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[1/2] AI in SDLC: the way from assistants to agents (AI column)
\[1/2\] AI in SDLC: the way from assistants to agents (Rubric AI ) Today I made such a presentation on AI Boost Conference from Surf. In this post, I will talk thesis about the very essence of the speech, and also share all the materials for additional study. And to begin with, this talk continues my previous one.Integrate AI into development processes in a large company", which set the frame and well showed how and where to go when implementing AI. But this time I focused on agents.
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[4/4] Panel discussion on the impact of AI on software development (AI column)
\[4/4\] Panel discussion on the impact of AI on software development (Rubric AI ) Finishing the story (1, 2 and 3) I’ll talk about the last two topics.
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[3/4] Panel discussion on the impact of AI on software development (AI column)
\[3/4\] Panel discussion on the impact of AI on software development (Rubric AI ) Continuing the story (1 and 2) I will share the remaining topics and start with the risks.
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[2/4] Panel discussion on the impact of AI on software development (AI column)
\[2/4\] Panel discussion on the impact of AI on software development (Rubric AI ) Continue. story I will share my thoughts on the first two questions. 1. What has changed because of AI? 2. How to increase AI adoption? Top or bottom? 1. Real changes in development influenced by AI I talked about that in my report.Integrate AI into development processes in a large company" at CTO Conf. But in a nutshell, a couple of years ago, AI tools in programming seemed like a curiosity, and today they are used by the vast majority of developers. I agree.
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[1/4] Panel discussion on the impact of AI on software development (AI column)
\[1/4\] Panel discussion on the impact of AI on software development (Rubric AI ) Last night I was at a closed event at SVOY Hamovniki, where the presentation of the big event took place. research IT One and Skolkovo about AI in development, and also participated in the discussion panel “Future application of AI in product development and creation”. The following gentlemen participated.
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Avito Tech Conf (Category Conference)
Avito Tech Conf (Rubric Conference ) An invitation from Avito arrived today. conference for managers or as described by the organizers Conference for those who manage processes, products and people I liked the creativity of the organizers, who approached the business creatively and shipped in a small box. Question game for one2ones Special instant coffee to make it easier for the manager to wake up in the morning A special candle with the wish that it burns, not a calendar A clear cube with something green inside.
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[2/2] Virtual Agent Economies (AI column)
\[2/2\] Virtual Agent Economies (Rubric AI ) Continue. story About this whitepaper, I will tell about the methodology of the authors, where they performed conceptual modeling of virtual economies of AI agents, relying on the metaphor of “sandbox”. Sandbox economy is defined as a set of connected digital markets where AI agents exchange services and resources. Such a “sandbox” can be given different properties, varying two main parameters: 1. Origin of the system - spontaneous development vs. intentionally designed environment.
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[1/2] Virtual Agent Economies (AI column)
\[1/2\] Virtual Agent Economies (Rubric AI ) I studied another one. fancy whitepaper This time from Google on the subject of agency economics. In this work, they explore the emergence of a new layer of the economy, controlled by autonomous agents of artificial intelligence. They set out to understand how the mass adoption of such agents would affect the economy and lead to a separate virtual agent economy, where digital agents interact, transact, and coordinate at a scale and speed beyond human control.
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[3/x] Model Context Protocol (MCP) and Agent-to-Agent (A2A) - A2A architecture (AI column)
\[3/x\] Model Context Protocol (MCP) and Agent-to-Agent (A2A) - A2A architecture (Rubric AI ) Continuing the story of protocols (1 and 2)This is how Google’s A2A protocol works. A2A architecture The client-server model also follows, but at the agent level. Here, the A2A client is one agent that initiates the task, and the A2A server is another agent that can perform the task. Unlike MCP, where the server is simply a data connector, in A2A, both ends of communication are intelligent agents with the potential for autonomous behavior.
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[2/x] Model Context Protocol (MCP) and Agent-to-Agent (A2A) - MCP architecture (AI column)
\[2/x\] Model Context Protocol (MCP) and Agent-to-Agent (A2A) - MCP architecture (Rubric AI ) Prolonged story I want to talk about how these protocols are technically designed.
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[1/x] Model Context Protocol (MCP) and Agent-to-Agent (A2A) (AI column)
\[1/x\] Model Context Protocol (MCP) and Agent-to-Agent (A2A) (Rubric AI ) In preparation for report I decided to study how we came to two of the most popular protocols for LLM. And I'm talking about Anthropic's MCP and Google's A2A protocol. Now it seems that we are moving towards a future where AI assistants of all kinds freely connect to the data they need. (via MCP) And they come together to solve our problems. (via A2A). But it wasn't always that way, so let's take a step back and see how these protocols came about.
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Minecraft Magazine. (Category Kids)
Minecraft Magazine. (Rubric Kids) Yesterday we were in a big mall family and bought the kids magazines in the press section. The youngest son, who will soon be five, chose a magazine about minecraft, which he has been passionate about for the past year:) Today, he and I were looking at pictures and reading selected passages, and I remembered my childhood. In those days, I bought magazines about games on dandies, sega, and then about computer games. Time goes by, games change, and game magazines still gather audiences.
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How are developers using AI? Inside our 2025 DORA report (AI column)
How are developers using AI? Inside our 2025 DORA report (Rubric AI ) This article from 23 In September, I was given a Pulse by ChatGPT, which makes a selection of my interests. And I did have a lot of conversations with ChatGPT about DORA research and the impact of AI on software development - we at T-Bank even launched it. A large study of AI in the engineering culture of Russia. But if you go back to the DORA report for 2025 It is now available and an executive summary is available. article Google blog.
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[2/2] The Technological Republic: Hard Power, Soft Belief, and the Future of the West (Technological republic. Hard Power, Soft Faith, and the Future of the West) (Category Economics)
\[2/2\] The Technological Republic: Hard Power, Soft Belief, and the Future of the West (Technological republic. Hard Power, Soft Faith, and the Future of the West) (Rubric Economics ) Continue. story About the book, I will tell you more about the main ideas.
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[1/2] The Technological Republic: Hard Power, Soft Belief, and the Future of the West (Technological republic. Hard Power, Soft Faith, and the Future of the West) (Category Economics)
\[1/2\] The Technological Republic: Hard Power, Soft Belief, and the Future of the West (Technological republic. Hard Power, Soft Faith, and the Future of the West) (Rubric Economics ) Read an interesting book by Alexander Karp and Nicholas Zamiski from the company Palantir The future of the West. To understand the context of the book, you need to know about Palantir Technologies, the company that Alexander Karp has created. (co-author) founded 2003 He worked with Peter Thiel and several Stanford graduates.
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[3/3] Future of Work with AI Agents: Auditing Automation and Augmentation Potential across the U.S. Workforce (AI column)
\[3/3\] Future of Work with AI Agents: Auditing Automation and Augmentation Potential across the U.S. Workforce (Rubric AI ) Finishing the story (1 and 2) About the study, I will share my final thoughts.
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[2/3] Future of Work with AI Agents: Auditing Automation and Augmentation Potential across the U.S. Workforce (AI column)
\[2/3\] Future of Work with AI Agents: Auditing Automation and Augmentation Potential across the U.S. Workforce (Rubric AI ) Continue. story About the study, I will share the results found.
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[1/3] Future of Work with AI Agents: Auditing Automation and Augmentation Potential across the U.S. Workforce (AI column)
\[1/3\] Future of Work with AI Agents: Auditing Automation and Augmentation Potential across the U.S. Workforce (Rubric AI ) I read something fresh and interesting. study About the future of work in view of the emergence of AI agents (June 2025 year). This study was conducted by a group of scientists at Stanford University – in particular, researchers from the Institute for human-oriented AI. (HAI) The Stanford Digital Economy Laboratory. The authors include young researchers.
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Yandex Neuro Scale (AI column)
Yandex Neuro Scale (Rubric AI ) I reached the Yandex Cloud conference today, where the keynote report announced many new things: a new availability zone, new AI tools inside Yandex Cloud, a new AI studio for creating agents, etc. And now I came to hear about the work of AI agents in the development of software from Zhenya Kolesnikov (In a week, I'm just going to talk about a similar topic.). I think I'll write a post later about the performances that I enjoyed at this confe.
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[2/2] How tech companies measure the impact of AI on software development (AI column)
\[2/2\] How tech companies measure the impact of AI on software development (Rubric AI ) Continue. posture About measuring the impact of AI on development, I want to share an example from Dropbox where90Percent of engineers regularly use AI assistants (by industry 50%). It measures active users, CSAT, time savings and AI costs, and then overlays that data on core metrics: change fail percentage (CFR), throughput et al. ( CFR and throughput are counterbalancing metrics. ).
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[1/2] How tech companies measure the impact of AI on software development (AI column)
\[1/2\] How tech companies measure the impact of AI on software development (Rubric AI ) Interesting. posture Gergeli Orosz, a subscription author for The Pragmatic Engineer, and Laura Tahoe, a CTO of the DX platform that measures productivity. They were on the podcast together. Measuring the impact of AI on software engineering "which I already am." handler. DX has its own. framework A framework for measuring productivity and recently appeared to measure the impact of AI.
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Unpacking the new router (Rubric of Hardware)
Unpacking the new router (Rubric Hardware ) Recently, I decided to change the router at home, as the previous one did not reach the far room. I decided to buy a router with 4 kernels, enough operatives, as well as a flash drive slot to expand them. After thinking about it, I bought the TP-Link AX80v1, especially when it came with openwrt firmware. And then I started unpacking and configuring it, which led to unpacking to the board level and connecting through uart to roll out a new firmware. Inside, the router looks great, just like outside.
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AI agents in 2025: Expectations vs. reality (AI column)
AI agents in 2025: Expectations vs. reality (Rubric AI ) When I studied the progress of AI Agents came across article About six months ago from IBM. In March 2025 IBM brought together four experts to discuss how real the AI agent revolution is. Among the experts,
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Rethinking Software Engineering in the Foundation Model Era: From Task-Driven AI Copilots to Goal-Driven AI Pair Programmers (AI column)
Rethinking Software Engineering in the Foundation Model Era: From Task-Driven AI Copilots to Goal-Driven AI Pair Programmers (Rubric AI ) I read interesting and short. whitepaper About changes in the development of software, preparing to speakAI in SDLC: From Assistants to Agents" In a nutshell, this is a distant article. 2024 year (And for AI, last year's article is really far away.)A. E. Hassan, G. A. Oliva, D. Lin, B. Chen, Z. M.
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Performance "Scientific family and robots" (Category Kids)
Performance "Scientific family and robots" (Rubric Kids ) Academic family told about robots. Our kids were given diplomas of advanced training based on the results of an hour-long presentation:) And seriously, there were experiments with liquid nitrogen, a story about how hydroelectric power plants, conveyor belts and robots work. The theoretical part was well flavored with humor - the children laughed and with great interest generated answers to the questions of the actors.
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The cover of the book "Big Energy". How to live with it and a few illustrations
Cover books “Great energy. How to live with it and a few illustrations
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Big energy. What is so much and how to live with it (Category Economics)
Big energy. What is so much and how to live with it (Rubric Economics ) I have already read the second book by Andrei Kosko, a popularizer of science, who in his first book “Let there be light”. and warmth! How much does energy cost already addressed the topic of energy. I'm talking about her. toldBut in short, there he was on his fingers explaining what energy is and where it comes from, answering questions like, "When will we run out of oil?" and "Will we switch to solar-powered cars?" based on basic physics, economics and politics.
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Angular: The Documentary An origin story (Category Engineering)
Angular: The Documentary An origin story (Rubric Engineering ) I saw an interesting one. documentary About the creation and development of the front framework Angular. This film is interesting to watch even if you are not interested in the history of frontline frameworks. (By the way, there is also a documentary about react and I am already talking about it. told ) . Angular was born as an internal experiment at Google that was initially dismissed by big teams. (Gmail and Maps)It became a massive framework and went through a painful second life.
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How our AI agent is designed for developers
🧠 How our AI agent is designed for developers We at T launched an agency mode for development. Now the agent does not just suggest parts of the code, but performs a sequence of actions on the instructions of engineers and helps them focus on complex and creative tasks. Soon we will open the pre-record so that anyone can try the AI agent in the case. More details. on the website.
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We told a little more about how our agent mode for developers works.
We told a little more about how our agent mode for developers works.
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AI in SDLC: From Assistants to Agents
AI in SDLC: From Assistants to Agents 3 October AI Boost Conference I'm going to give you a report. The very conference about real speeding up development with AI was organized by the Surf guys and about a month ago they invited me to speak with a continuation of my talk.Integrate AI into development processes in a large company"which I told in the summer at CTO Conf."
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Libraries
Libraries It’s funny that a library was built in the park. It's funny that I go with my books.) But the idea is top. I prefer to read books while walking in the park rather than sitting in the library. I'm finishing. book Gergeli Orosha, about whom I wrote earlier
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How to Measure Engineer Productivity at Different Levels (Filed under DevEx)
How to Measure Engineer Productivity at Different Levels (Rubric DevEx ) There's a tape. speech Stanislav Moiseyev, director of the T-Bank R&D Center with Big Tech Night. In this report, Stas reviews the best practices of recent years and links them to the wave of GenAI tools. Za. 5 Over the years, the landscape has changed a lot: covid → remote → the introduction of AI. Companies are investing in AI development tools, but without measurement, it’s hard to prove ROI.
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Code of Leadership 55 Interview with Alexey Kashin about management, architecture & reliability (Category Leadership)
Code of Leadership 55 Interview with Alexey Kashin about management, architecture & reliability (Rubric Leadership ) Interview with Alexei Kashin, my colleague, who at T-Bank leads the development of non-customer profile services in our profile platform. Interestingly, in parallel, Lesha plays the role of chief reliability officer, chief for reliability in the same profiles platform. In an hour and a half we discussed a lot of topics.
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Release of mobile T-Bank on iOS with payment by bluetooth:)
Release of mobile T-Bank on iOS with payment by bluetooth:)
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Launched T-Pay on iPhone and returned contactless payment on Apple smartphones
Launched T-Pay on iPhone and returned contactless payment on Apple smartphones The service runs on Bluetooth Low Energy technology and is compatible with Sber’s iPhone payment technology. To buy enough to bring the smartphone to the terminal. Cashback and miles accrue the same as when paying with a card.
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A large study of AI in the engineering culture of Russia (AI column)
A large study of AI in the engineering culture of Russia (Rubric AI ) We at T-Bank are actively working on the creation of AI ecosystem Tools for our developers that help us create products for customers more efficiently. We talk a lot about this developer conference, and in Friday's mega-conference. BigTechNight The whole T-Bank track was devoted to this topic. And it was on Friday that my colleague Stanislav Moiseyev spoke about measuring productivity at the level of a person/team/company/industry.