JC Ghiringhelli

The Competence Trap
*Why the most experienced developers are the most resistant to the tool that was always going to exist*
Sep 23 • JC Ghiringhelli
Your AI Went to Grad School
Why the model already knows what you think you are teaching it.
Sep 9 • JC Ghiringhelli
The Other Bridge
“The translation we always taught, and the one we never quite did.”
Sep 1 • JC Ghiringhelli

August 2026

The Bridge
Why the disciplines that make software correct sat on a shelf for decades, and what finally changed
Aug 26 • JC Ghiringhelli
Is Your Codebase SAVED?
A coined term for an audit-facing standard of AI-built software
Aug 20 • JC Ghiringhelli

May 2026

The New Golden Century
What Athens understood about leisure that the industrial era made us forget
May 14 • JC Ghiringhelli

April 2026

The Flea Game
The game was her idea. The correctness was free
Apr 27 • JC Ghiringhelli

March 2026

The Ambient Engineer
The monitor screen is the wrong interface for this.
Mar 19 • JC Ghiringhelli
I Had 93% Test Coverage. Then I Ran Mutation Testing.
The number you trust to say "safe to refactor" might be measuring the wrong thing.
Mar 19 • JC Ghiringhelli
Why Your AI Coding Assistant Produces Incoherent Architecture (And What to Do About It)
It's not the model. It's the absence of a discipline that constrains what a stateless reader can derive.
Mar 18 • JC Ghiringhelli
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