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The Holy Shit Gap
(mhlakhani.com)
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How I Use Claude Code to Ship Like a Team of Five
(every.to)
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> I am not sure what a tool call loop is. See https://ampcode.com/how-to-build-an-agent
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1y ago
It's not really 'vibe coding' if you're copying and pasting from ChatGPT by hand...
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> That means, sooner or later there will be a great rebalancing where people will be required to do significantly more work; probably the work of other developers who will be fired. Correct - covered here in my talk - https://
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This Should Not Be Possible
(ghuntley.com)
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1y ago
Ah, that's the least of their issues!
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1y ago
Exactly, swyx. Any flat rate pricing plan is effectively a bet against the future. It's a grab for engineers that's subsidised. Now, the problem is that GPUs are expensive; they are a costly resource to use. Inferencing is expensi
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> anyone have thoughts on the security aspect Yes, you need to run these agents in a sandboxed environment when running full AFK [1] yolo. That could be a Docker container or it could be remote developer environment. [1] https:/&#
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1y ago
There's a predictable journey: people start with Cursor when they are new to AI, and quickly move on to something more powerful once they realise that the IDE [1] is holding em back and that forking VSCode is [2][3] tech-debt. [1] htt
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> people report that Grok 4 is not very good at coding There are agentic models and oracle models. It can be modelled on a four-way quadrant of agent vs oracle and high safety vs low safety. https://ghuntley.com/cars Gro
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Two Simple Rules to Fix Code Reviews
(serce.me)
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1y ago
What do you define as a production system? Are you aware that one can generate TLA+ specifications, then code generate from these specifications and assert that the implementation matches the TLA+ spec?
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I think you are perhaps missing the point. Investing into these techniques [2] enables you to do unhinged things. Such as building a compiler whilst you are AFK [1]. [1] https://x.com/i/broadcasts/1OyJALVOnEzGb [2
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The six-month recap: closing talk on AI at Web Directions, Melbourne, June 2025
(ghuntley.com)
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How I Use Claude Code to Ship Like a Team of Five
(every.to)
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1y ago
Source code analysis [and dump] of Kiro at https://ghuntley.com/amazon-kiro-source-code/ - Uses ripgrep under the hood - VSCode fork (thus suffers from the https://ghuntley.com/fracture problem) - Ther
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Source code analysis of Amazon Kiro
(ghuntley.com)
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One misclick away: How I found a critical vulnerability in a dating app
(hame.page)
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1y ago
Negative. It's a real technique that works to build software. It's atrocious, but for some reason it works. When CURSED (lang) is launched, you tell me what you think.
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Ralph Wiggum as a "Software Engineer"
(ghuntley.com)
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1y ago
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1y ago
For the love of God, can we get a reboot of the Silicon Valley television show? Just on AI. Like when they wrapped it, they wrapped it on AI usage. So, it's got the perfect arc for a reboot that focuses perfectly on AI.
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AI coding tools are perhaps our new terminal emulators
(ghuntley.com)
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1y ago
Expand and I'll build it.
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So Microsoft Deleted Some of Our Packages from Nuget.org Without Notice
(aaronstannard.com)
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AGENT.md: The Universal Agent Configuration File
(ampcode.com)
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Multiple AGENT.md Files
(ampcode.com)
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A Emoji Reverse Polish Notation Calculator Written in COBOL
(github.com)
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Let's vibe code a new programming language [video]
(youtube.com)
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1y ago
There’s citations to the facts in the links.
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