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Book Cube publications from 2025, page 8: bilingual notes, sources, and original Telegram posts.

  1. · #Architecture

    Enterprise architecture driven by a model (Category Architecture)

    Enterprise architecture driven by a model (Rubric Architecture ) I am interested in architecture in all its manifestations, so sometimes I look at the efforts of corporate architects. At the recent Sber conference, it was speech Oleg Zakharchuk on the theme of architecture controlled by the model. Oleg himself finished MIPT in the distant 1987 During the year, and now he manages ASIS Soft, is an expert in the field of enterprise architecture and a corresponding member of RAEN. He is known for his work in the creation of metamodel.

  2. · #Management

    Professional project management (Category Management)

    Professional project management (Rubric Management ) As part of the analysis of his bookshelves from old books came across a book by Kim Heldman about project management. It was with this book that I began to get acquainted with this field of management, when I 20 Years ago he studied at the joint master’s degree program MIPT and IBS. At the time, the book seemed interesting and useful, but now it seems to me a formal textbook for preparing for the PMP. (Project Management Professionals) exam. I wonder what.

  3. · #AI

    Turbo ML Conf by T Bank (AI column)

    Turbo ML Conf by T Bank (Rubric AI ) 19 In July, T-Bank will hold a large-scale conference For machine learning professionals, Turbo ML Conf. This is a unique platform where leading experts will gather to discuss the most relevant topics and applied cases in the field of artificial intelligence. Participants will be presented with presentations focused on product and business metrics, as well as in-depth technical analyses from the world of R&D and scientific research. Conference programme 5 track

  4. · #AI

    Alexander Wang: Building Scale AI, Transforming Work with Agents & Competing with China (AI column)

    Alexander Wang: Building Scale AI, Transforming Work with Agents & Competing with China (Rubric AI ) I watched something very interesting this weekend. speech Alexandra Wang, an American-Chinese entrepreneur born in 1997 One year in Los Alamos, New Mexico. In 24 He became the youngest self-made billionaire in the world. Wang is a mathematical prodigy who has participated in mathematics and programming Olympiads since childhood. On the ground.

  5. · #PopularScience

    Space activities (Category PopularScience)

    Space activities (Rubric PopularScience ) In the speech of Elon Musk, about which I tell On the weekend, I liked the part where he was talking about Space X. I once dreamed of going to space as a child, but then I grew up and realized that I probably won’t succeed. But I still love to read about space, about astrophysics, and after a trip to China, I believed with the astronaut from the Lego set, who now stands on my desk in the office. And next to it is the book "NASA.

  6. · #Culture

    ...Isms. Understanding Modern Art (...Isma. How to understand photography) (Category Culture)

    ...Isms. Understanding Modern Art ( ...Isma. How to understand photography ) (Rubric Culture ) For a week of leisurely reading, I studied the book by Emma Lewis. 2017 Years on how to understand photography. Emma is a British curator and photography historian who worked at the time of writing as an assistant curator of international art at the Tate Modern Gallery in London, where she deals with photographic acquisitions and curates exhibitions. Emma structured her book chronologically, highlighting five major periods of photography:

  7. · #Management

    Elon Musk: Digital Superintelligence, Multiplanetary Life, How to Be Useful (Category Management)

    Elon Musk: Digital Superintelligence, Multiplanetary Life, How to Be Useful (Rubric Management ) I saw something interesting. speech Elon Musk at Y Combinator’s AI Startup School conference in San Francisco 16-17 June 2025 The year was dedicated to the launch of a new YC educational program for young AI developers and researchers.

  8. · #Management

    [2/2] Title: Developer Productivity for Humans (Category Management)

    \[2/2\] Title: Developer Productivity for Humans (Rubric Management ) Continue. story I will share the remaining articles in this series.

  9. · #Management

    Code of Leadership 42 Interview with Andrew Romanovsky about Career as an Engineering Manager (Category Management)

    Code of Leadership 42 Interview with Andrew Romanovsky about Career as an Engineering Manager (Rubric Management ) This Wednesday, 19.00 pass live interview Andrey Romanovsky about his career as an engineering manager in a large technology company. Andrey leads the Yandex product development. The store is CTO Yango.Tech Retail, and also runs the channel Lead’s Notes. (@leadsnotes).

  10. · #Management

    [1/2] Title: Developer Productivity for Humans (Category Management)

    \[1/2\] Title: Developer Productivity for Humans (Rubric Management ) I decided to make a general post about articles in the series about the productivity of engineers from Google. This thought came after a recent story pro Measuring Productivity: All Models are Wrong But Some are Useful" The authors summarize their approaches and principles for building productivity models. Below is a list of articles in this series that I have already mentioned.

  11. · #SRE

    The evolution of SRE: the introduction of an AI assistant in T-Bank (Category SRE)

    The evolution of SRE: the introduction of an AI assistant in T-Bank (Rubric SRE ) I saw something interesting. speech Ivan Yurchenko, head of FineDog Growth in T-Bank, which is engaged in the development FineDog incident management platformIt helps the bank to quickly identify service failures and reduce the time for their elimination. This report was presented at the conference Platform Engineering Night And it's about introducing AI assistants into the work of reliability engineers.

  12. · #Edu

    Opening of recruitment to T Academy (Category Edu) 🚀

    Opening of recruitment to T Academy (Rubric Edu) 🚀 Recruitment to the T-Academy, where there is 4 Tracks: backend, frontend and android development and product analytics. This academy allows you to get a deep immersion in industrial development with the study of modern programming languages or product analyst approaches. (Metrics, a/b experiments, SQL for data analysis). The program lasts a year or a year and a half. (directionally) It is built so that it can be combined with work or study.

  13. · #AI

    RnD on steroids: autonomous agents with supermemory, the challenges of vibe coding and the new era of cybersecurity(AI column)

    Discussion on Conversations.AI RnD on steroids: autonomous supermemory agents, the challenges of vibe coding and a new era of cybersecurity.(Rubric AI ) Next week I will be at the conference Conversations.AI in St. Petersburg, where 27 June 13.40 I will participate in a dicussion on advanced AI capabilities in development. The discussion will be attended by the distinguished gentlemen listed below.

  14. · #AI

    Andrej Karpathy: Software Is Changing (Again) (AI column)

    Andrej Karpathy: Software Is Changing (Again) (Rubric AI ) I saw something very interesting and fresh this morning. speech Andrej Karpathy, Founder of OpenAI (2015-2017)Director of AI at Tesla (2017-2022). Andrey shared the concept of Software 3.0 And he talked about the previous stages of the development of softostroyu, and also made predictions about what awaits us next. The speech took place 16-17 June 2025 The first AI Startup School from Y Combinator in San Francisco.

  15. · #Management

    Code of Leadership 41 - Interview with Pavel Permyakov about T Invest and early days of T-Bank (Category Management)

    Code of Leadership 41 - Interview with Pavel Permyakov about T Invest and early days of T-Bank (Rubric Management ) Another one. podcast An interesting guest came to me, Pavel Permyakov, Technical Director of T-Investments. Pasha already. 13 For years he worked at T-Bank, he started with integration projects, and then participated in the creation of investments and after a while became their technical director. In an hour and a half we discussed many interesting topics.

  16. · #Management

    Message from CEO Andy Jassy: Some thoughts on Generative AI

    Message from CEO Andy Jassy: Some thoughts on Generative AI I’ll continue with Amazon and talk about it. Today's letter to Andy Jesse with his thoughts on gen AI. It seems to be a good continuation of the topic of the interview about flexibility, AI strategy, the role of managers, which I refer to. told morning.

  17. · #Management

    Amazon CEO Andy Jassy on Agility, AI Strategy, and the Changing Role of Managers (Category Management)

    Amazon CEO Andy Jassy on Agility, AI Strategy, and the Changing Role of Managers (Rubric Management ) I watched it this weekend. interview Andy Jassy, CEO of Amazon, which he gave to Adi Ignatius, a spokesman for HBR (Harvard Business Review). Jesse is already working at Amazon. 28 He has held the position of CEO with 2021 He replaced company founder Jeff Bezos. He previously led Amazon Web Services. (AWS). The interview was interesting and I decided to summarize the main ideas of this discussion.

  18. · #Management

    Interview with Andrei Romanovsky (Category Management)

    Interview with Andrei Romanovsky (Rubric Management ) Recently, I had lunch with Andrey Romanovsky, head of product development at Yandex.Shop and cto Yango.Tech Retail, as well as the author of the Lead’s Notes channel. (@leadsnotes). Over lunch we discussed a lot of interesting things - it turned out we had a lot to talk about. During the discussion, we had the idea to hold a joint stream in which we wanted to discuss one of the three topics presented below.

  19. · #Productivity

    [3/3] What's DAT? Three Case Studies of Measuring Software Development Productivity at Meta With Diff Authoring Time (Category Productivity)

    \[3/3\] What's DAT? Three Case Studies of Measuring Software Development Productivity at Meta With Diff Authoring Time (Rubric Productivity ) A few illustrations from an interesting whitepaper about the productivity metrics of engineers from Meta, whose activities are prohibited in Russia. I discussed this article in the previous two parts: 1 and 2.

  20. · #Productivity

    [2/3] What's DAT? Three Case Studies of Measuring Software Development Productivity at Meta With Diff Authoring Time (Category Productivity)

    \[2/3\] What's DAT? Three Case Studies of Measuring Software Development Productivity at Meta With Diff Authoring Time (Rubric Productivity ) Continue. story About this whitepaper from Meta, whose activities are prohibited on the territory of the Russian Federation, let’s move to the validation approach using DAT (Diff Authoring Time). To this end, the authors conducted additional studies.

  21. · #SystemDesign

    Speech at HSE in front of FKN students (Category SystemDesign)

    Speech at HSE in front of FKN students (Rubric SystemDesign ) I was called to talk to the students about System Design, and I couldn't say no. So today I’m going to tell you stories about that. What the company’s development processes look like now – with complex and large systems and decentralization of technical decision-making How we recruit people and why we need System Design Interview How the processes look after employment - I will tell you about RFC / ADR, architecture review, general engineering issues such as reliability, security, etc.

  22. · #AI

    7 Habits of Highly Effective Generative AI Evaluations (AI column)

    7 Habits of Highly Effective Generative AI Evaluations (Rubric AI ) I saw something interesting this weekend. speech About evaluations Justin Mueller.Principal Applied AI Architect at Amazon Web Services (AWS). Mueller’s team at AWS is helping clients scale workloads with generative AI, and during his tenure, he has had the opportunity to study more. 100 various attempts to create frameworks for assessing the work of models. This presentation was held at the AI Engineer World’s Fair.

  23. · #Productivity

    [1/3] What's DAT? Three Case Studies of Measuring Software Development Productivity at Meta With Diff Authoring Time (Category Productivity)

    \[1/3\] What's DAT? Three Case Studies of Measuring Software Development Productivity at Meta With Diff Authoring Time (Rubric Productivity ) For this interesting article 2025 A year ago from the company "Meta" I came across while preparing a review of the article.Enabling the Study of Software Development Behavior With Cross-Tool Logs" (my review: 1, 2 and 3). And although the activities of the organization "Meta" is prohibited in the territory of the Russian Federation, but to read their engineering whitepaper is quite interesting.

  24. · #Rest

    A trip to Peter for a long weekend (Category Rest)

    A trip to Peter for a long weekend (Rubric Rest ) My family went to Peter for a long weekend. We decided to go by car and on the way there regretted our decision - we drove instead of the six and a half hours predicted by the navigator all ten - the payboard was tight, there were accidents, and all gas stations were clogged, we had to wait an hour for a gas station near St. Petersburg. But we got to Lakhta Plaza and settled in. The following days succeeded.

  25. · #Management

    Interview with Maxim Evdokimov about modern CPO, cool products and complex solutions (Category Management)

    Interview with Maxim Evdokimov about modern CPO, cool products and complex solutions (Rubric Management ) I watched with great interest. interview with Maxim Evdokimov, a former colleague who was once a CPO in T-Bank, a CPO in hh.ru, a big director in Sber, CEO of Okko, and now holds the position of CPMO (Chief Product and Marketing Officer) Bir Bank, the largest retail bank in Azerbaijan. Below are the highlights of the interview from my point of view.

  26. · #AI

    What your CEO must know about AI (AI column)

    What your CEO must know about AI (Rubric AI ) I saw something interesting. speech Hubert Mistel, Senior AI Researcher at Novartis Hubert leads a team of artificial intelligence researchers in drug development and also teaches machine learning and data science at Dublin Business School. The event was held at the AI Engineer World's Fair. 2025 The largest technical AI event of the year that has passed 3-5 June 2025 year in San Francisco. Below are the key ideas in my interpretation. 1.

  27. · #Management

    [3/3] Enabling the Study of Software Development Behavior With Cross-Tool Logs (Category Management)

    \[3/3\] Enabling the Study of Software Development Behavior With Cross-Tool Logs (Rubric Management ) With this post, I end the story of this interesting article, which I reviewed in the first two parts of the review: 1 and 2. Here I attached illustrations from the article. And for lovers of understanding methodologies, I recommend an even more technical article twice as long as the same authors, which they published in another journal.Enabling the Study of Software Development Behavior with Cross-Tool Logs"

  28. · #Management

    [2/3] Enabling the Study of Software Development Behavior With Cross-Tool Logs (Category Management)

    \[2/3\] Enabling the Study of Software Development Behavior With Cross-Tool Logs (Rubric Management ) Continue. story About this article, it is necessary to tell about the principles of privacy, methods of validation, an example of research, as well as about the consequences of creating the InSession methodology and where it further appeared. Let’s start with the principles of confidentiality that the authors follow. Data collection from employees only

  29. · #Management

    [1/3] Enabling the Study of Software Development Behavior With Cross-Tool Logs (Category Management)

    \[1/3\] Enabling the Study of Software Development Behavior With Cross-Tool Logs (Rubric Management ) I finally read it. studyfeathered 2020 The year, where the authors from Google spoke about the creation of their system InSession, which allows you to conduct a comprehensive analysis of the behavior of engineers by integrating logs from a variety of development tools. The value of the research is that developers are one of the most expensive parts of software development, so even small improvements in productivity can bring significant results.

  30. · #AI

    Cursor CEO: Going Beyond Code, Superintelligent AI Agents, And Why Teste Still Matters (AI column)

    Cursor CEO: Going Beyond Code, Superintelligent AI Agents, And Why Teste Still Matters (Rubric AI ) I saw something interesting. interview Michael Truell with Garry Tan. They talked about the future of development, and it’s really interesting, because Michael is the co-founder and CEO of Anysphere, the company that created Cursor, one of the fastest growing AI coding tools. And Harry is the president and CEO of Y Combinator, a renowned startup accelerator.

  31. · #AI

    How IDE helps to write code: from syntax highlighting to AI agents (AI column)

    How IDE helps to write code: from syntax highlighting to AI agents (Rubric AI ) 19 June 19:00 Central University in Moscow will be held lecture How IDE went from base to AI agents. My colleagues will speak: Vadim Goncharov, Head of Game Development and Gamification Platform Denis Artyushin, Technical Manager of AI Assistants for Developers

  32. · #Management

    Code of Leadership 40 - Interview with Vladimir Lazarev about media platforms and SDLC (Category Management)

    Code of Leadership 40 - Interview with Vladimir Lazarev about media platforms and SDLC (Rubric Management ) Another one. podcast An interesting guest came to me, Vladimir Lazarev, former technical director of T-Zh. Vova now lives in Belgrade and we discussed his path to IT, work in T, and then go abroad and work as an engineering manager and consultant on engineering processes.

  33. · #SRE

    Reliability at scale 50 Millions of customers: T-Bank experience for engineers (Category SRE)

    Reliability at scale 50 Millions of customers: T-Bank experience for engineers (Rubric SRE ) Habre's out today. article Alexei Merson, former dev advocate of our platform Sage. Lesha talked about how we have built reliability processes and how they are instrumentalized. Below I briefly described the main thoughts of the article.

  34. · #AI

    The 4 Patterns of AI Native Development — Patrick Debois (AI column)

    The 4 Patterns of AI Native Development — Patrick Debois (Rubric AI ) I watched a short but interesting one yesterday. speech Patrick Dubois, a DevOps expert, co-author of the DevOps Handbook, an expert in integrating AI into development. This performance took place. 4 June 2025 AI Engineer World's Fair 2025 San Francisco is the largest industry event dedicated to the practical application of AI in engineering.

  35. · #Sport

    CSKA - Zenit (Final match) (Category Sport)

    CSKA - Zenit (Final match) (Rubric Sport ) Yesterday, together with his son and friends, we saw CSKA basketball champion. The course of the confrontation was somewhat reminiscent of the fourth match, which we attended before and about which I told. However, in this game was tighter until the middle of the second period, and then CSKA began to go into the breakaway. By the end of the third period, the gap between CSKA and Zenit was greater than the average scoring in the period and it became clear that CSKA is the champion.

  36. · #Management

    Measuring Productivity: All Models are Wrong But Some are Useful (Category Management)

    Measuring Productivity: All Models are Wrong But Some are Useful (Rubric Management ) This one whitepaper Google researchers Sera Jaspan and Collin Greene present a text version of their DPE Summit speech (Developer Productivity Engineering). The title of the article contains a famous quote. George Box. “Essentially, all models are wrong, but some are useful,” which applies perfectly to measuring engineers’ productivity. They talk about the principles and methods that Google has developed to overcome the limitations of models and gain valuable insights.

  37. · #AI

    GitHub CEO predicts the future of programming (AI)

    GitHub CEO predicts the future of programming (AI) I watched it this weekend. interview Thomas Dohmk, CEO of GitHub, was taken from him by Matthew Berman, a prominent AI blogger. The conversation took place after MS Build, where GitHub announced open source for its chat inside VSCode.GitHub Copilot Chat" The main thoughts of the interview below

  38. · #Culture

    Space of slow life (Category Culture)

    Space of slow life (Rubric Culture ) A week ago, my wife and friends and I were vacationing at the weekend. eco-park of permanent residence (The Space of Slow Life)Celebrating the birthday of one of us. The celebration went well for a few moments. A great company, which we rarely manage to gather and emotionally communicate (As usual, there were a lot of physicists and we talked about science, technology and university education.)

  39. · #Science

    Genetic selection of embryos: From science fiction to commercial reality (Category Science)

    Genetic selection of embryos: From science fiction to commercial reality (Rubric Science ) I came across a post about a startup yesterday. Nucleus GenomicHe presented a revolutionary platform. Nucleus EmbryoIt allows parents to analyze the genetic profiles of embryos in IVF and choose the most suitable ones for implantation. It reminded me of the dystopian world depicted in the cult film.gattaca" 1997 years. But let's talk about the product first, and then remember Gattaku.

  40. · #AI

    MCP vs ACP vs A2A: Comparing Agent Protocols - Laurie Voss (AI column)

    MCP vs ACP vs A2A: Comparing Agent Protocols - Laurie Voss (Rubric AI ) Ironic. speech Laurie Voss , VP Developer Relations in LlamaIndex, where he 15 He spoke about the main protocols of interagency interaction. He originally wanted to talk about it. 3 The main protocol, but in the course of preparation found more 11:) And in the course of his speech, he joked that he would add WTF and LOL to the list of protocols for nothing. There are protocols with such names.

  41. · #BookCube

    10k subscribers on the channel

    10k subscribers on the channel Yesterday we were in this channel. 10 thousands, which I think is very cool. Thanks to everyone who subscribes to the channel, I hope that you find here sometimes interesting information. I think another AMA should be arranged for the anniversary. (ask me anything) series was last August. In general, if there is something to ask, then do not keep in yourself, but write comments in a thread under this post.

  42. · #Management

    [3/3] Integrating AI into the development processes of a large company: why allowing all Cursor is not an option (Category Management)

    \[3/3\] Integrating AI into the development processes of a large company: why allowing all Cursor is not an option (Rubric Management ) Examples of large companies in previous post You can see that they come from human empowerment scenarios, and some of them have been successfully agented. And if you look at our approach at T-Bank, we're going about the same way. In fact, this path can be learned in detail from the speeches of my colleagues at Platform Engineering Night.

  43. · #Management

    [2/3] Integrating AI into the development processes of a large company: why allowing all Cursor is not an option (Category Management)

    \[2/3\] Integrating AI into the development processes of a large company: why allowing all Cursor is not an option (Rubric Management ) We stopped at past post on platforms and their complexity. What can we do to combat this complexity?

  44. · #Management

    [1/3] Integrating AI into the development processes of a large company: why allowing all Cursor is not an option (Category Management)

    \[1/3\] Integrating AI into the development processes of a large company: why allowing all Cursor is not an option (Rubric Management ) Tonight, 17.00 I'm doing this. Report at CTO Conf XA professional conference for technical directors from Ontico. I will talk about the hype topic of integrating artificial intelligence into the life cycle of software development in large companies. Below I will describe the structure of the report and provide links to additional materials that I use for references in my talk.

  45. · #Math

    [2/2] What's the Use?: The Unreasonable Effectiveness of Mathematics (This is the base. Why do we need mathematics in everyday life?) (Category Math)

    \[2/2\] What's the Use?: The Unreasonable Effectiveness of Mathematics (This is the base. Why do we need mathematics in everyday life?) (Rubric Math ) Continue. storyAbout this popular science book, I will tell you the content of the remaining chapters.

  46. · #Math

    [1/2] What's the Use?: The Unreasonable Effectiveness of Mathematics (This is the base. Why do we need mathematics in everyday life?) (Category Math)

    \[1/2\] What's the Use?: The Unreasonable Effectiveness of Mathematics (This is the base. Why do we need mathematics in everyday life?) (Rubric Math ) It was with great pleasure that I read this popular science book by Ian Stewart. (Ian Stewart). The original came out in 2021 in English, and the Russian edition in 2024So the book is quite fresh:) The title of the book is the title of the article. 1960 Eugene Wigner the inexplicable effectiveness of mathematics.

  47. · #Engineering

    Technology and Development in Individual Contributor: How to Turn Code into a Career (Category Engineering)

    Technology and Development in Individual Contributor: How to Turn Code into a Career (Rubric Engineering ) I'll be in the frame today. round-table At Techlead Conf X, discuss this issue with gentlemen from different companies, where we will have a quartet presented below.

  48. · #AI

    Moving Faster and Reducing Risk: Using LLMs in Release Deployment (AI column)

    Moving Faster and Reducing Risk: Using LLMs in Release Deployment (Rubric AI ) Interesting. lighting talk DPE Summit 2024 Rui Abreu from Meta on improving the reliability of releases with LLMs (Meta is recognized as an extremist organization and its activities are banned in Russia).

  49. · #AI

    AlphaEvolve: A Gemini-powered coding agent for designing advanced algorithms (AI column)

    AlphaEvolve: A Gemini-powered coding agent for designing advanced algorithms (Rubric AI ) In mid-May, Google released story About his agent AlphaEvolve, which is able to develop advanced algorithms for solving optimization problems. In fact, it’s an evolving coding agent based on Google’s LLM pair. A more detailed account of the insides of this agent is available in a separate scientific (on 44 page).

  50. · #Sport

    CSKA - Zenit (Category Sport)

    CSKA - Zenit (Rubric Sport ) Was yesterday at the fourth match of the final series between basketball CSKA and Zenit with the middle son and friends. It is interesting that before this match CSKA conceded. 1:2 After three games, so we were expecting a tight and competitive match... but something went wrong. CSKA scored his goals, and Zenit began to crumble from the second period. By the end of the third period, Zenit's account was 36 Scores, and CSKA had twice as many points and it was like a rout.