Apuntes de ingeniería desde el terreno.
Ensayos y notas de campo sobre IA, ingeniería de software, diseño y el oficio de construir equipos de producto que entregan. Escrito por los ingenieros que hacen el trabajo. Publicaciones en inglés.
Anthropic's $30B Run Rate and the 3.5GW Footnote
Anthropic passed OpenAI on revenue this month and locked in 3.5 gigawatts of Google/Broadcom TPU capacity for 2027. The footnote on the Broadcom filing — compute commit is conditional on Anthropic's continued commercial success — is the part worth reading twice.
Chrome Auto Browse: The Browser Is the Agent Surface Now
Google shipped Auto Browse and Chrome Skills to enterprise at $6/month this week. The interesting question isn't whether it works — it's what it does to the handful of startups selling browser agents as a standalone product.
Kimi K2.6 and the Open-Weight Frontier: Reading Moonshot's GA Release
Moonshot dropped the 'Preview' label on Kimi K2.6 and shipped a 1T-parameter open-weight model that trades blows with the closed frontier and leads it on Humanity's Last Exam with tools. The real story isn't the numbers — it's what an open weight at this tier does to the buy-vs-host math.
Nearshore, Offshore, Onshore: The Tradeoffs Buyers Actually Feel
Cost per hour is the easy comparison. Timezone overlap, communication overhead, and what each model breaks under stress are the ones that actually decide whether a project ships. A practical read for teams choosing between geographies.
Staff Augmentation vs Project Delivery: The Engagement Model Is the Decision
The wrong engagement model turns good engineers into bad outcomes. A framework for choosing between embedded headcount, fixed-scope delivery, and a full hire — before the contract gets signed.
AI Development vs AI Training: Two Different Programs, Two Different Buyers
They sound interchangeable. They are not. AI development builds AI into products; AI training improves the model itself. Confusing the two is how teams end up with a contract that solves the wrong problem.