A third of the images my fleet pins would have had their next AI review written against nothing. How to prove what an AI review read before anyone acts on it.
Mutation testing for infrastructure code, done by hand across fifteen repositories. 153 planted bugs, and four green tests that could never have failed.
A Docker health check whose pattern matches the shell running it can never go red. How to find the checks in your fleet that never failed, and prove each one.
EU AI Act Article 12 wants a per-event record. Enforcement Tracking evidences thresholds on a schedule. What that gap costs, and the join key that closes it.
Three agents finish in parallel. Main takes one landing at a time. METR's perception gap, the rebase tax, and why Merge Debt is the number nobody plots.
AI made reproducible knowledge free, so technical expertise is now a depreciating asset. Judgment is the one that compounds. Here is how to move your weight.
Juniors get the biggest boost from AI; seniors trust it least. That split is your earliest read on engineering risk, and on the talent you're about to lose.
How I hardened a 1M-pull public Docker image from Scout grade D to OpenSSF Scorecard 7.8 — multi-stage build, cosign, SLSA provenance, non-root default.
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About The Verdict — Vladimir Mikhalev
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Container security, AI governance, and platform engineering, tested in production and argued without the hype. Every episode is a full essay from heyvaldemar.com, narrated by Docker Captain Vladimir…