Orphans
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- Medium CEO Tony Stubblebine responds to Substack's 'AI detection' feature
- What do we do now that code is a lot cheaper?
- What the hell is a loop anyway?
- Cloudflare takes a stronger stance on AI crawlers
- Writing loops instead of writing prompts, yet another abstraction
- Agentic code review, or why code review is the highest-leverage place to focus right now
- Inference vs RAG
- Open Knowledge Format (OKF) announcement
- Nvidia SkillSpector: security scanner for agent skills
- AI enthusiasts are in a race against time, AI skeptics are in a race against entropy (charity.wtf)
- Real signals or artificial stereotypes?
- Magnifica Humanitas
- You Need AI That Reduces Maintenance Costs
- research-topic skill
- multica
- Run a better book club
- Kasava runs their whole company in a monorepo
- Debounce utility
- Leaked AI tool prompts
- AI adoption maturity model
- Really useful git commands
- One-way doors vs two-way doors
- Architecture Decision Records
- Learn in public
- Representative problems
- Type I and Type II errors
- Right-size models for the work
- Slowification
- Notes on Creativity, Inc
- Strategists audit for progress
- Hypernormalization
- Entertain to inform
- How will we know
- Ball of yarn analogy
- Effective interfaces decouple clients from the encapsulated implementation
- Communication is the job
- Gatekeeping
- Stable Dependencies Principle
- An entire Social Network in 1.6GB
- Alex Komoroske’s “Bits and Bobs”
- jacob.blog UI framework
- What is an agent?
- Unix philosophy
- Dunning-Kruger, self-assessment, and software work
- Parkinson's law and software schedules
- Cunningham's Law
- Broken windows in software
- Idea: immersive text RPG
- Moore's Law
- CAP theorem and what partitions force
- Brooks' law
- Dunbar's number and engineering orgs
- Clarke's three laws
- Postel's Law
- DRY principle