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Cendyne recounts being the last engineer at a company that bet on marketed LLM intelligence to replace engineering headcount, reflecting on confidence theater, M&A incentives, and what "Fable/Mythos tier" AI meant for the job.
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David Heinemeier Hansson follows up his Rails World talk telling programmers to put down the pencils: coding agents are now good enough that writing most code by hand is no longer economically viable, AI is more like gaining capable new coworkers than another tool, and programmers who refuse to collaborate with agents are the ones who should worry.
2 min · 382 words
Stanko, who works on HEY, agrees with DHH's Rails World keynote that programmers, like painters after the camera, must adapt to AI, describing how building HEY CLI and rewriting HEY in Rust with agents changed his workflow, and arguing that using AI well is a skill to practice.
6 min · 1,306 words
AI and the revenge of the non-techies
Maroun Baydoun on how AI is disrupting software engineers' long privileged run—envy, disruption, and a revolution that somehow ends with a pricing page.
9 min · 2,046 words
The asteroid currently hitting frontend web development
Nolan Lawson surveys how AI coding agents are reshaping frontend web development, noting that prominent educators are stepping back, that frontend code is riskier to automate than database migrations, and that React's overrepresentation in training data is driving 'agent experience' to outweigh developer experience in framework selection decisions.
1 min · 281 wordsagent-written
Real-Time Feedback: My Closing Move in Every Interview
Mark Grebler explains ending interviews by giving candid capability feedback on the spot—so candidates can correct misunderstandings and the process becomes two-way.
2 min · 374 words
Bryan Cantrill argues that LLM-generated LinkedIn posts are immediately recognisable to readers who have seen much AI content, and that using AI to write in your name undermines authenticity and signals to others that your stated views may not be genuine. He urges people to write in their own voice.
1 min · 278 wordsagent-written