Posts by Rishi Yadav
Rishi is the CEO and Co-Founder of Roost and has over two decades of experience in leading enterprise application teams. He is a published author and active blogger.
#102 Harnessing the Generative Frontier: An Imperative Leap for BFSI
October 16, 2023<< Previous Edition: Why Tech Dominance Attracts Its Own Rivals In the technologically advanced echelons of the Ba...
#101 The Elusive Unipole: Why Tech Dominance Attracts its Own Challengers
October 15, 2023<< Previous Edition: Navigating the Hype Curve of Generative AI In the landscape of innovation, pioneers often bre...
Will Vector Embeddings Exert a More Pervasive Influence Than Anticipated, Casting a Broader Shadow?
August 3, 2023In our previous conversations, we explored the captivating realm of vector embeddings—a universal language, if you will,...
Unleashing the Triple Genies: Programmer, Data Analyst, and Graphic Artist with OpenAI's Code Interpreter
August 2, 2023In a previous anecdote, I described how OpenAI's ChatGPT transformed a seemingly mundane task - resizing an image with a...
TDD is Dead: The Emergence of User Story-Driven Development
March 17, 2023Do you know anyone who loves writing test cases? How about someone who doesn't enjoy telling or listening to stories? Th...
ChatGPT & The Era of Induced Test Coverage
March 17, 2023Induced demand is a fascinating concept that is often observed in transportation infrastructure, where constructing more...
Beyond the 10X Developer: The Rise of the 100X Developer and the Role of the Prompt Engineer
March 17, 2023As generative AI continues to disrupt the development landscape, the question naturally arises: what will the future of ...
The Fascination of Writing Scripts: How Developers are Holding on to Their Favorite Toy
March 17, 2023As a software engineer, I know firsthand the importance of two critical activities in addition to writing code: writing ...
Evolution of the Site Reliability Engineer
April 27, 2022Invention & Innovation Spreads Any invention at a hyperscaler first gets adopted by (relatively) smaller technology ...