
For engineers who pair with AI as a coworker, keep the thinking, and ship value instead of slop.
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AI-written code isn’t a new species of bad code.
It’s your average engineer’s code created at higher volume.
This is a boring conclusion I’ve been thinking about for some time. It won’t get you any clicks. It doesn’t imply AI will take yo...
A game beyond the game.
The games I had the most fun with always had metagames.
In World of Warcraft, the core game is simple:
Your character attacks mobs, the bad guys. Mobs die, give you XP, and some loot.
You fight mobs at...
Using AI to write code is the easy part.
Building the system that writes the code is the job.
A coworker scheduled a “Daily use of AI” meeting a couple of days ago.
I thought we were going to talk tools. Claude Enterprise, Opus, agents,...
A decade ago, when my wife and I realised we couldn’t get ahead with the salaries we had, I started freelancing.
I applied to as many projects as I could, respecting the deadlines and the fact that I still had my full-time job.
But one da...
I shipped two apps in the last three months.
Both are live. Both lost money.
I still call them a success.
Build.
Inference is still cheap; open-source models are on the rise, and for the price of a coffee, you can build the a...
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Principal Engineer \ud83d\udd39 Started Freelance, now Enterprise \ud83d\udd39 I pair with AI at work and still own what ships
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