One Article, Three Depths: What If We Found a Common Language for the Internet?
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AI Engineering Is Easy. So How Do We Change How We Work?
In Part 1 , I wrote about the uncomfortable part of AI-assisted engineering: the tools are becoming remarkably good at producing things, while the h…
Build a Next.js GPT-4 RAG Ticket Router
🚀 Technical Briefing: This tutorial is part of our deep-dive series on Agentic Workflows at Gate of AI . For the full technical breakdown, interacti…
How AI Voice Is Transforming the Podcast Industry
The podcast space has gone through a quiet revolution in the past few years, and it’s not just the content creators who’re feeling the shift—develop…
Who gave your frontend permission to retry?
Almost every frontend codebase has this somewhere, usually in a file called api.ts : async function fetchWithRetry ( url : string , retries = 3 ) {…
From T-Shirt Sizes to Token Quotes?
I'll start with my position, because the rest of the article depends on it. I'm against estimation. I have been for a long time. My team has already…
AI can design an app now. Are designers redundant?
AI can now draft a screen, write the button labels, and turn a sketch into a clickable prototype in minutes. So here is the question every designer…
I Built CouponLab with AI Help. The Coupon Codes Still Have to Survive Checkout.
There’s a very specific kind of optimism involved in copying a coupon code. You see “20% off.” You picture the cheaper total. You paste the code. “C…
People Loved My Software Until I Admitted I Used AI
To the casual observer, the current artificial intelligence boom looks like a wave of digital pollution—empty, automated spam cluttering our feeds.…
Still an English Developing Country: Japan's English Problem, Its Real Limits, and the Isolation of Japanese Engineers
TL;DR In the EF English Proficiency Index 2025, Japan ranked 96th out of 123 countries, in the lowest "very low proficiency" band. Japan's weakest s…
Sirius Gameplay Reveal, PVP Arena Mode & Kickstarter Launch!
Hello again everyone! 👋 It's been a crazy week! After previously showcasing Aether (the 6-DOF movement framework powering Sirius ), I'm finally read…
ForgeZero and Gloria: Build Tooling for People Who Still Want to Know What Their CPU Is Doing
I'm Alex Voste, the person behind ForgeZero and its resident experimental language, Gloria. I'm not going to open with a mission statement. I'm goin…
I Posted in Hacker News' “Who Wants to Be Hired?” Thread. This Is What Happened.
It's been a while since I wrote something here. Actually, a very long while. My last post was published in 2019. A lot of things happened since then…
What Is AI Sycophancy? Examples and a Practical Test
AI sycophancy is a model’s tendency to favour agreement with a user’s stated beliefs or preferences over an accurate, independently justified answer…
The Ethics of Voice Cloning: What Developers Should Know
Why Voice Cloning Is More Than Just a Cool Feature Voice AI has gone from “robotic beep‑boop” to near‑human quality in just a few years. With tools…
CMD Is Underrated for One Job: Dead-Simple File Ops on Locked Machines
PowerShell is the right default for automation on modern Windows. I’m not here to argue otherwise. I am here to argue that CMD still owns one narrow…
How do you know Claude Code actually loaded your skill? We stopped trusting 'I read it' and check the transcript
Three of our agent's project skills are supposed to be loaded on every full run. Since 2026-09-24 we no longer take the agent's word that it loaded…
Is open source dead?.
Google's 2027 verification mandate will break F-Droid. Let's coordinate a technical response. I recently got my app accepted on F-Droid. A week late…
The Paradigm Shift: From Generating Code to Doing Things
For years, the primary benchmark for AI has been: "How good is AI at coding?" The real question now is: "What happens when we give AI permission to…
What Makes an AI Model a “Really Good” AI Model?
The pace at which neolabs are launching AI models is getting ridiculous. Every week is “the best week in AI”. Every few days a new “really good AI m…
We Are Not at Web 4. We Are Already Much Further Ahead
Over the past few months, I have started noticing something unusual on GitHub. There are profiles that were almost empty, with very few historical c…
AGENTS.md doesn't work. Here's what did.
I spent a long time trying to make AI coding agents follow project rules through instruction files: AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, a rules folder. For a hand…
Next.js Support Workflow for OpenAI Backends
🚀 Technical Briefing: This tutorial is part of our deep-dive series on Agentic Workflows at Gate of AI . For the full technical breakdown, interacti…
React and Vue Are Turning Into the Same Framework
Before diving into this article, I have to say that I haven't been a front-end developer for a very, very long time 😁 I just analyze architectures a…
LongCat 2.5 Preview vs Space Bunny Alpha: My Experience Building Real Projects
Over the past few days, I've been comparing LongCat 2.5 Preview and Space Bunny Alpha across actual software projects rather than isolated benchmark…
Four Platforms for Developer Writing: What Each One Does Best
Four Platforms for Developer Writing: What Each One Does Best I've published on LinkedIn, Medium, Dev.to, and CoderLegion. People regularly ask me w…
Do You Really Need to Be in the Top 0.1% of Your Field?
Hello, I'm Maneshwar, and I'm building LiveReview — a blast-radius aware AI code review built for your business-critical systems. Star us to help de…
Do We Still Need Code Reviews in the Age of Coding Agents?
For most of my career, code review has been a fairly simple idea. One engineer writes some code, opens a pull request, and another engineer reviews…
The 50 Most-Tracked Habits on Loggd (2026 Data)
TL;DR. Based on 6,700+ habits tracked by 3,600+ Loggd users in 2026, the most-tracked habits are going to the gym, exercising for 30 minutes, walkin…
Why We Review Test Cases the Same Way We Review Pull Requests
Code gets a second pair of eyes before it reaches production, as a matter of course, that habit is so normal by now that skipping it would feel stra…