Corporate parables, tech industry satire, and sharp commentary on the humans behind the code.
A dentist software company buys four observability platforms in 72 hours, builds 147 dashboards nobody opens, and spends $487K watching nothing. A mockumentary based on real industry data from Splunk, PagerDuty, and New Relic.
Four million developers short. Response: hire 50% fewer juniors. This is the tech industry's self-inflicted famine—a trillion-dollar sector that burned its talent pipeline and now stands confused in the ashes, asking where all the seniors went.
There's no villain twirling a mustache in the corner. Just good people, doing reasonable things, wondering why the magic seems to have wandered off. A story about orchards, ducks, and the patterns that quietly shape our teams.
Somewhere in the grey waters of the Atlantic, a frigate cut through the swells under the command of an interim captain. A fable about imposter syndrome, institutional blindness, and why the ship always knows who her real captain is. Dedicated to everyone who was told they are "just temporary."
A manager discovered AI and made it his answer to everything. $1.3 million, 47 database crashes, and 3,000 pages of useless docs later, only Janet from QA survived—saying exactly what she'd said since 2017.
A satirical sci-fi tale about a space station that tried to build a CI/CD pipeline in 30 days with no plan, wrong tools, and zero understanding of automation.
A gaming empire built on grandma's slot machine addiction decided to stop making games, spent billions buying creativity they'd later destroy, and fired thousands while executives kept their ocean-view palaces. This is corporate self-destruction so spectacular it deserves its own casino.
A developer's survival story from the AI panic of 2024-2025. Discover the truth about AI in programming, testing, and why human skills still matter.
