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Third Week of May 2018 in #Python News: @PyCon
#Python News This year I couldn’t attend PyCon but I spend some time monitoring the discussions on Twitter. It seemed like an amazing year with several of cool talks on anything related to python. I was thrilled when they posted all the videos from the lectures on youtube! Missed #pycon2018? Videos are posted here: https://t.co/MT25kIaC1Z — Python Software Foundation (@ThePSF) May 17, 2018 In…
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– Where do I start in Linked Data? – How can I start experimenting with SPARQL or I can find any useful Linked Data? Here are some Linked Data resources that anyone can find interesting when starting experimenting with this area.
The Engineering Hierarchy: Being an Engineering Leader
How to build a Startup in the Music Industry? Maybe an Accelerator will help
Suppose you are an entrepreneur and want to bring innovations in the music industry with your technology, or you are an artist that is looking to immerse himself in the industry? What would you do? Traditionally you would find a music stakeholder and introduce him with what you have to offer. But today, the big music labels are more concerned about taking care of their legacy and making…
Growth Stories Series: Didn't have time to blog during #Covid19
It’s weird, but I haven’t blogged for almost a year now. I can’t just blame covid19 for this: I was pretty busy scaling the Orfium team. As you probably already know, if you follow my blog for the last few years, I am currently serving as the CTO of Orfium, which is quite challenging. This company has been through many faces, and it’s still growing in a highly fast-paced mode. Keeping up with…
A Journey Begins: Orfium Early Days
Our story begins in the -not so- distant 2015, with me doing my Ph.D. and a lot of freelance work, mainly to gain experience. I was paid by the university, but I could also see that the academic career wasn’t my thing. I had also just been rejected from a full-time position that seemed to be my dream job: refactor the legacy backend of an enormous global bank to APIs(I don’t think I should…
Why M&A And Not Just Hiring
These days happen to unravel one of the most crucial chapters in Orfium’s story until today. The decision to take a large step towards new territories and to widen the team by welcoming fresh, yet skillful and trustworthy people. To power up more wide-reaching operations, while trying to maintain the culture and character, built as a startup. Entertainment is a vast and dynamic field that brings…
From DeepGraphs to MCP: How I Predicted the Agentic Web a Decade Ago (and How I Got the Engine Wrong)
It’s strange how technology moves in circles. We often solve the same fundamental problems over and over again, just using different tools. A decade ago, during my PhD at the National Technical University of Athens, I was obsessed with a single problem: The Dumb Client. The web was built on rigid, hard-coded interactions. If a developer wanted their app to buy a book, they had to hard-code the…
Understanding AGI: The Competent Adult Definition
We need to talk about AGI (Artificial General Intelligence). As an investor and a CTO, I hear this term thrown around in every pitch deck and coffee chat. It has become a moving goalpost. One day it’s passing the Turing test, the next day it’s solving quantum physics. The hype is loud, but the definitions are usually fuzzy. I recently read a fascinating paper titled “A Definition of AGI” by Dan…
The Potential and Pitfalls of Vibe Coding
As I mentioned in my recent post on X (formerly Twitter), the term “Vibe Coding” has permeated corporate discourse over the past eighteen months. It has taken on a life of its own, transforming from a niche internet meme into a fundamental operational shift in how businesses approach problem-solving. However, as it scales, I’ve noticed a fascinating—and slightly alarming—divergence. Every…
The 20x Team Manifesto
The 10x engineer is a myth. It focuses on the individual. It fails to see the system. The 20x team is a reality. It is not an addition of individual talents; it is a multiplication of collective impact. This impact is achieved not by managing people, but by engineering the system in which they operate. This system stands on a non-negotiable Foundation, is built with four Pillars, and is powered…
The Great Tech Reset: Why AI Isn't Killing Engineering, It's Restoring Its Soul
Following this tweet of mine, I want to dive deeper into the topic: Amidst the noise about AI coding tools replacing engineers: The tech field is fundamentally resetting to deep engineering.Unlike the accessible web/mobile era, the 70s-early 00s demanded profound technical foundations. Now, mastering code, infra, & databases is becoming…— Michael Petychakis (@mpetyx) May 16, 2025 The air in the…
The Future of Humanoid Robots: Software Innovations Ahead
The future is knocking, and it looks a lot like a humanoid robot bringing you a cup of coffee. With companies like Figure and 1X racing to bring affordable, general-purpose humanoids into our homes, a tidal wave of opportunity is building for software developers. While the spotlight shines on the impressive hardware, the real magic of these robots will lie in the intelligence powering them. This…
Revolutionizing AI Development with Google Gemini Gems
I’ve always been fascinated by the potential of artificial intelligence. From my early days tinkering with humanoid robots in Dubai to my current role as CTO of Orfium, I’ve seen firsthand how AI is transforming industries and opening up incredible new possibilities. Recently, I found myself drawn to the world of Google Gemini and its potential to revolutionize how we interact with technology.…
Why M&A And Not Just Hiring
Why M&A And Not Just Hiring
These days happen to unravel one of the most crucial chapters in Orfium’s story until today. The decision to take a large step towards new territories and to widen the team by welcoming fresh, yet skillful and trustworthy people. To power up more wide-reaching operations, while trying to maintain the culture and character, built as a startup. Entertainment is a vast and dynamic field that brings…
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A Journey Begins: Orfium Early Days
A Journey Begins: Orfium Early Days
Our story begins in the -not so- distant 2015, with me doing my Ph.D. and a lot of freelance work, mainly to gain experience. I was paid by the university, but I could also see that the academic career wasn’t my thing. I had also just been rejected from a full-time position that seemed to be my dream job: refactor the legacy backend of an enormous global bank to APIs(I don’t think I should…
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Growth Stories Series: Didn't have time to blog during #Covid19
Growth Stories Series: Didn’t have time to blog during #Covid19
It’s weird, but I haven’t blogged for almost a year now. I can’t just blame covid19 for this: I was pretty busy scaling the Orfium team. As you probably already know, if you follow my blog for the last few years, I am currently serving as the CTO of Orfium, which is quite challenging. This company has been through many faces, and it’s still growing in a highly fast-paced mode. Keeping up with…
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