On cognitive debt People are talking about cognitive debt, the idea that AI-generated codebases are at risk of falling into a state where nobody knows how...

These days I'm watching a lot of code fly by. This can take the form of scrolling through diffs of pull request or seeing code flash by in Claude Code. When ...

The near future will have AI-native versions of just about everything. I want to know more about what that will look like, and I want a clean modern recipe s...

Work feels different now. Steve Yegge captured something important in an interview with Gergely Orosz: There’s a vampiric effect with AI, where it gets you ...

Work feels different now. Steve Yegge captured something important in an interview with Gergely Orosz: There’s a vampiric effect with AI, where it gets you ...

The context window is one of the new fundamental ideas in programming. Here is a nice Claude-centric overview of it. Programming now requires a strong w...

First, an update on my vibecoding agentic engineering journey: I'm making approximately one new webapp per day, slightly more over the last week.[^1] Not a...

Some, but not all, traditional software engineering tools will have new, AI-optimized analogues. Consider coverage tooling: not test coverage, where you meas...

In the AI near-future, we'll be able to make solid tools of modest scope quickly. The promise and potential of AI has many other aspects, but "please make an...

I in October. It's worked out well, I'm still using it, and it's likely to be my default text editor indefinitely. I hadn't noticed that - / -like functi...

Here's a common pattern: People this pattern. Everyone likes the (apparent) simplicity of , and many engineers also think that those objects bring abs...

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