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The six-month recap: closing talk on AI at Web Directions, Melbourne, June 2025(ghuntley.com)
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by ghuntley 1y ago
Canva has seen a 30% productivity uplift - https://fortune.com/2025/06/25/canva-cto-encourages-all-5000... AI is the new uplift. Embrace and adapt, as a rift is forming (see my talk at https://ghun
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The Agentic Software Engineer(dolthub.com)
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Claude Sonnet is a small-brained mechanical squirrel of <T>(ghuntley.com)
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Symlink as an Organizational Tool(kwstannard.github.io)
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AI coding tools are perhaps our new terminal emulators(ghuntley.com)
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by ghuntley 1y ago
Amp aka https://AmpCode.com . I’m one of the core engineers building it - happy to answer any questions. We built Amp with Amp. So I guess I rely on Amp ;)
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How I configure VS Code for agentic coding(beyang.org)
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The six-month recap: closing talk on AI at Web Directions, Melbourne, June 2025(ghuntley.com)
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by ghuntley 1y ago
https://ghuntley.com/z80
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Agents for the Agent(ampcode.com)
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The printer that transcends dimensions and corrupts reality(ghuntley.com)
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by ghuntley 1y ago
See also: LLMs are mirrors of operator skill - https://ghuntley.com/mirrors
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500 AI subagents making a compiler [live video](youtube.com)
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by ghuntley 1y ago
With respect a lot has changed since 2020. I appreciate your replies. Your points are valid. There is a lot to be solved. There’s some stuff that should not be automated but there’s definitely some stuff that should.
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by ghuntley 1y ago
> ChatGPT and Claude Out of interest, have you built an agent? Experienced the power of 500 lines of code run in a loop with uncapped tool calls? It's a different experience and outcome to copy and paste'ing from a chat interfa
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I dream of roombas: 1000s of automated AI robots that autonomously maintain code(ghuntley.com)
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The Agentic Systems Series(gerred.github.io)
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Adventures in Babysitting Coding Agents(changelog.com)
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Revenge of the AI subagents: 25 subagents making a compiler(youtube.com)
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by ghuntley 1y ago
Understanding how to build an agent and how Model Context Protocol works is going to be, by my best guess, the new "what is a linked list and how do you reverse a linked list" interview question in the future. Sure, new abstractio
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by ghuntley 1y ago
Absolutely! I kind of hate the term "vibe coding" because of its associations with brain off. It is so important for an engineer to take accountability for what they ship. Now to your ponderoo about libraries, something I've
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by ghuntley 1y ago
Thanks.
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by ghuntley 1y ago
Exactly. One of my favorite things to do is to dump a code path into the context window and ask it to generate a mermaid sequence diagram or a class diagram explaining how everything is connected together.
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by ghuntley 1y ago
Keen to read the research. Can you drop the link?
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by ghuntley 1y ago
No, it is actually a critical skill. Employers will be looking for software engineers that can orchestrate their job function and these are the two key primitives to do that.
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by ghuntley 1y ago
Ah, I wrote a blog post specifically about this. Some engineers are not going to make it. https://ghuntley.com/ngmi
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by ghuntley 1y ago
See the tweet on workflow that I put in the post. No courseware, no bullshit, it's there. Have fun. The blog has plenty of guidance from using specs to creating standard libraries of prompts and how to clone a venture capital-backed co
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by ghuntley 1y ago
Typo on my part. I completely agree. Back pressure is everything. Edit: I've just updated the post.
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by ghuntley 1y ago
Hey dude, it's been a couple weeks since we caught up for a zoom. Maybe it's three weeks now. Still keen to catch up again, dude. It's gonna be a little bit busy for the next couple of weeks. I've got two conference talk

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