mooracle.io Blog
Field notes from Alex Sergeyev on software architecture, IoT, team design, and the real cost of AI-assisted development. RSS
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A 'Ja' That Tells You Nothing
Sweden publishes every recorded parliamentary division. Reading one properly takes twenty minutes. I built a pipeline to get it down to twenty seconds - and the best bug was a leak filter that silently leaked nothing.
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FinOps for AI: Track What Your Code Actually Costs Per Commit
Measure AI cost per feature, work item, or PR across GitHub Copilot and Claude Code. The receipts are already on every commit — here's how to read them now that Copilot bills usage-based per token.
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The Inverse Cognitive Maneuver: Use Your Brain's Limits to Build Better Products
Telegram serves a billion users with 30 engineers. Instagram sold for $1B with 13. The Inverse Cognitive Maneuver explains why: treat your team's cognitive limits as focusing lenses, not problems to solve.
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Building IIoT That Lasts: Lessons from the Field
Functional IoT devices get scrapped because their software became unmaintainable. Ten lessons from a decade of IIoT deployments for building systems that last.
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