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A Frustrating AI Code Smell: Every Problem Decomposes to a dataclass With Four Reasons
Turning messy evidence into a clean taxonomy before it has earned one.
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Completely Impractical but Delightful: An E-Reader Attached to My Phone
Using AI to turn a $70 accessory into a literal attention shield.
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If AI Coding Trends Continue, I’ll Be Merging 20 PRs a Day
I went from merging 3.4 personal PRs a week to 19.2. Extrapolate that another year and the math says 20 PRs a day. Yeah, right.
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I Put My Dog in My Coding Agent
Pi made it easy to put a sprite version of my dog in the terminal, then bundle the small coding-agent features I wanted around it.
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Dogfooding Is the New Code Review
AI agents can ship code faster than humans can review it. Correct code still needs human time to become good software.
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An Update on Codex's Gremlins
OpenAI explained why Codex kept talking about goblins. Of course it was reward hacking.
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There are Gremlins lurking in Codex GPT-5.5
Codex GPT-5.5 apparently needed an explicit, repeated reminder not to talk about certain creatures unless they are actually relevant.
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The Shiny Object Trap
When you can do anything, what you don't do is the skill
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Karpathy's LLM wiki looked familiar. Here's how to bootstrap your own in 5 minutes.
Andrej Karpathy described exactly what I've been doing for the past few months. Here's a template to get started in five minutes.
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Rummaging through Claude Code's spring cleaning closet
Types as agent instructions, auto-generated verifiers, and experimental REPL mode.
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It shouldn't take 50,000 buttons to format a bulleted list
Software UX has been built around make it easy to do things. It's shifting towards make it easy to say what you want.
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It takes 7,500 tests, 12 languages, and 3 browsers to make text wrap around a circle
One person and one AI built pretext in 27 days. Autoresearch applied to a real problem.
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Agent-Friendly CLI Design
10 principles for building CLIs that AI agents can actually use, from a Cursor dev. Plus the missing piece: WHEN and WHEN NOT to use each command.
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LLMs Are Cowboy Coding
Anthropic's harness engineering article highlights what's missing from most AI coding: scrutiny and evaluation.
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Don't RAG Until You Have To
Why build a RAG pipeline when AI can already do most of the work for you?
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Ruining the Fun of March Madness by Having AI Fill Out My Bracket
I pointed Claude at Evan Miya probabilities and Yahoo public picks and told it to build a bracket optimizer. It mostly worked, except for the part where it started picking 16-seeds.
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Brandolini's Law Is Flipping
AI makes checking claims cheaper than making them. A penny-rounding simulation proves the point.
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Don't Replace Your Job, Replace Your Chores
Automate the draining parts, focus on what gives you energy
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"The CLI is Dead"
Agents + CLIs + skills is the core of the future - nobody has figured out the right human interface for that yet
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My AI Dev Flow in 10 Bullet Points
No theory, just the setup — how I actually work with AI tools day to day
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Agents Only Need Four Tools
Everything else is CLIs and skills files