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Welcome to Gas Town. Happy New Year, and Welcome to Gas… | by Steve Yegge | Jan, 2026 | Mediumby https://steve-yegge.medium.com on steve-yegge.medium.comai programminggas town - a concept car of unlimited potentialNoted February 15, 2026
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The Shadow Codebase Problem - by Kevin Bentleyby KEVIN BENTLEY on shadowcodebase.substack.comai programming sdlcai is changing how we build softwareNoted February 15, 2026
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I identified the 7 deadly sins of engineering productivity so you don't have toby Fran Soto on strategizeyourcareer.comprogramminglaser focus beats scattered efforts every timeNoted February 8, 2026
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A Software Library with No Codeby Drew Breunig on www.dbreunig.comai programmingspec only repo for AINoted February 8, 2026
Don’t Vibe Code; Delegate | AI Coding & Responsible DevelopmentChee Web Developmentby Lars Faye on cheewebdevelopment.comai programming deep-divewhy you should still learn to codeNoted February 8, 2026
https://arxiv.org/pdf/2601.20245by Judy Hanwen Shen Alex Tamkin on arxiv.orgai programming8% productivity increase for SWE with AINoted February 8, 2026
Breaking the Spell of Vibe Coding – fast.aiby Rachel Thomas on www.fast.aiai programmingstill need SWE to shipNoted February 1, 2026
The 80% Problem in Agentic Coding - by Addy Osmaniby ADDY OSMANI on addyo.substack.comai programminggreat article on how AI can both feel fast and slowNoted February 1, 2026
AI is transforming how software engineers do their jobs. Just don't call it 'vibe-coding' | AP Newsby MATT O’BRIEN on apnews.comai programmingpeople own code - not AINoted February 1, 2026
Francesco on X: "Vibe Coding Paralysis: When Infinite Productivity Breaks Your Brain" / Xby francedot on x.comai programming1 thing Shipped is better than 10 things started.Noted February 1, 2026
Programming as Theory Building, Part II: When Institutions Crumble · cekrem.github.ioby Christian Ekrem on cekrem.github.ioprogramming aiAI can't offload your thinking and skills pipelineNoted January 25, 2026
The AI Revolution in Coding: Why I’m Ignoring the Prophets of Doom – Coding Is My Craftby john on codingismycraft.blogai programming predictionsai can start any idea; humans finish themNoted January 25, 2026
Why Developers are Moving Away from Stack Overflow?by finalroundai.com on www.finalroundai.comprogrammingpost marked duplicate - dummyNoted January 25, 2026
Congratulations! You're An Architect. - The Neowebby The Neoweb on neoweb.substack.comai programminganother very similar experience to my evolution with AI toolsNoted January 25, 2026
Everyone claims AI is replacing devs. But after spending $300 trying to 'vibecode' something advanced - my portfolio, I strongly disagree. : r/vibecodingby streamer85 on www.reddit.comai programmingvibe coding starts great; ends poorlyNoted January 25, 2026
Addy Osmani on X: "Every time we've made it easier to write software, we've ended up writing exponentially more of it. When high-level languages replaced assembly, programmers didn't write less code - they wrote orders of magnitude more, tackling problems that would have been economically" / Xby Addy Osmani on x.comai programmingai unlocks more capacity-especially on the tail end of work itemsNoted January 25, 2026
From Craftsmen to Operators: The rapid evolution of Software Engineer's role | Emir Ribicby Emir Ribić on dev.ribic.baai programmingYou'll still write code, it just won't be as muchNoted January 25, 2026
AI hype is excessive, but its productivity gains are realby pcloadletter.dev on www.pcloadletter.devai programmingengineer identifies being more productive with AINoted January 5, 2026
We’re not concerned enough about the future of junior-level software engineering | by Austin Starks | Jan, 2026 | Mediumby https://medium.com/@austin-starks on medium.comai programming predictions careersAI sucks the oxygen away from small incremental work - but breeds review workNoted January 5, 2026
Why Java Is the Real Production Language for AIby Markus Eisele on www.the-main-thread.comai programming java pythonEnterprise java will continue to evolve in 2026Noted January 5, 2026
(1) Filip Ganyicz on X: "So, have we all decided to just accept this? https://t.co/BJrdir8wa9" / Xby @ganyicz on x.comai programmingai is super verbose in solutioningNoted January 5, 2026
What is the best way to code with Claude (web/ide/etc)? Asking for people who are actual developers/or generating revenue in their business using it. : r/ClaudeAIby No-Conclusion9307 on www.reddit.comai programming"ALWAYS plan mode" - I agree! same hereNoted January 5, 2026
What I learned from writing 500k+ lines with Claude Code : r/ClaudeCodeby dhruv1103 on www.reddit.comai programming500k lines of code with AI lessons learnedNoted January 5, 2026
Andrew Ng says AI is 'limited,' won't replace humans anytime soonby Jared Perlo on www.nbcnews.comai predictions programmingLLM are not the path to AGINoted January 5, 2026
Why SVN Still Makes Sense for Most Development Teams | Bob Browning's blogby bobbrowning on bobbrowning.me.uksvn programmingsvn is still a viable scm systemNoted January 5, 2026
(1) Boris Cherny on X: "@YashGouravKar1 Correct. In the last thirty days, 100% of my contributions to Claude Code were written by Claude Code" / Xby Boris Cherny on x.comai programming100% ai generated codeNoted January 5, 2026
Writing Code Was Never The Bottleneck - ordep.devby Pedro Tavares on ordep.devai programmingwriting code (now generating it) was never the bottleneckNoted January 5, 2026
AddyOsmani.com - 21 Lessons From 14 Years at Googleby Addy Osmani on addyosmani.comsoftware programmingsoftware lessons learned from experienceNoted January 5, 2026
We asked four AI coding agents to rebuild Minesweeper—the results were explosive - Ars Technicaby Ars Technica on arstechnica.comai programmingone-shot minesweeper clones - the humans are winning stillNoted December 28, 2025
I implemented Go’s channels in Java. Here’s why and what I learnt | by Kusoro Adeolu | Dec, 2025 | Mediumby https://medium.com/@kusoroadeolu on medium.comprogramming architecturenot ai - but proof that language is more than just syntax its fundamentals tooNoted December 28, 2025
Devs using AI coding tools daily: what does your workday actually look like now? : r/ClaudeAIby geeky_traveller on www.reddit.comai programmingthis is literally how I work with cursor/Claude Code/codexNoted December 28, 2025
Clean Code: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly | Daniel's programming rantsby Daniel Gerlach on gerlacdt.github.ioprogramming softwareengineeringa new look at clean codeNoted December 21, 2025
Why AI Makes Bad Systems More Convincingby https://hashnode.com/@voidrane on chaincoder.hashnode.devai architecture programmingAI's greatest fallacy is in its false confidenceNoted December 21, 2025
10 Weirdest Programming Languages | Programmingby Nevena Sofranic on www.omnesgroup.comprogrammingeveryone wants to write their own language at least onceNoted December 21, 2025
Chat-oriented programming (CHOP) in action | Sourcegraph Blogby Ado Kukic on sourcegraph.comai programmingCHOP is the new rubber duck programmingNoted December 21, 2025
Your job is to deliver code you have proven to workby Simon Willison on simonwillison.netai programming softwaregenerating code alone is of no valueNoted December 21, 2025
The rise of coding with parallel agents - LeadDevby Kelli Korducki on leaddev.comai programmingleveraging code review time with deep work timeNoted November 28, 2025
New trend: programming by kicking off parallel AI agentsby Gergely Orosz on newsletter.pragmaticengineer.comai programmingmulti-threaded cli programmingNoted November 28, 2025
Requiem for a 10x Engineer Dream - by Oskar Dudyczby OSKAR DUDYCZ on www.architecture-weekly.comai programmingthe permanent intern-ai with no capacity for growthNoted October 22, 2025
Is AI about to expose just how mediocre most developers are? | Rob Bowleyby Rob on blog.robbowley.netai programming predictionseveryone else is average-but not me (sarcasm)Noted October 22, 2025
90% | Armin Ronacher's Thoughts and Writingsby Armin Ronacher on lucumr.pocoo.orgai programming90/10 rule on AI code.Noted October 22, 2025
Introducing Claude Sonnet 4.5 Anthropicby Anthropic on www.anthropic.comai programmingclaude sonnet 4.5Noted October 22, 2025
AI Changes Everything | Armin Ronacher's Thoughts and Writingsby Armin Ronacher on lucumr.pocoo.orgai programmingAI can type faster, but it can't program fasterNoted October 22, 2025
Research, Review, Rebuildby Rahul Ramesh on martinfowler.comai programmingai code must pass through the human mind - thus a new bottleneck emergesNoted October 12, 2025
The Productivity Paradox of AI Coding Assistants | Cerbosby Lisa Dziuba on www.cerbos.devai programming productivitygreat real world notes on AI-codingNoted October 12, 2025
AI productivity gains are being offset by organizational bottlenecks - LeadDevby Chantal Kapani on leaddev.comai programmingwriting code was never the bottleneckNoted October 5, 2025
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The LeadDev AI Impact Report 2025by LeadDev on leaddev.comai predictions programmingdeveloper adoption ~98% on AI tooling with reporting some net positive productivity improvementsNoted October 4, 2025
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Anthropic Revokes OpenAI's Access to Claude | WIREDby Kylie Robison on www.wired.comai openai anthropic programming dramaenjoying the tea - anthropic and openai trade barbsNoted September 29, 2025
Tech jobs were supposed to be the safe career route. What changed? - The Globe and Mailby @globeandmail on www.theglobeandmail.comai programmingblame AI not macro environmentNoted September 29, 2025
GPT-5 Released: What the Performance Claims Actually Mean for Software Developersby Kaustubh Saini on www.finalroundai.comai programming openaitalking up the book - GPT 5Noted September 29, 2025
The Hidden Cost of AI Coding – Terrible Softwareby Terrible Software on terriblesoftware.orgai programmingBeing an EM is giving up coding.. but AI changes thisNoted September 29, 2025
AI Tooling, Evolution and The Promiscuity of Modern Developers – tecosystemsby Stephen O'Grady on redmonk.comai programmingAn explosion of new SDLC for SWENoted September 29, 2025
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Use Your Type System • Chris Dzombakby Chris Dzombak on www.dzombak.comprogrammingA strong take on typesNoted September 28, 2025
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AI and Programming: The Beginning of a New Eraby Tim O’Reilly on www.oreilly.comai programming predictionsAI lower the barrier to programmingNoted May 28, 2025
Microsoft is dogfooding AI dev tools’ futureby GERGELY OROSZ on newsletter.pragmaticengineer.comai programmingThe real future of AI coding is boringNoted May 28, 2025
Microsoft CEO says up to 30% of the company’s code was written by AIby Maxwell Zeff on techcrunch.comai programmingNo, mine's bigger. AI Code completionNoted May 4, 2025
AI coding mandates are driving developers to the brinkby Sage Lazzaro on leaddev.comai programmingTakes more than 'just use AI' to build softwareNoted April 20, 2025
Inside arXiv—the Most Transformative Platform in All of Scienceby SHEON HAN on www.wired.comprogramming interviewThe programming history of arxivNoted April 7, 2025
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Exploring Generative AIby Birgitta Böckeler on martinfowler.comprogramming aiCoding Expertise with VibesNoted April 7, 2025
Analyzing open-source bootloaders: Finding vulnerabilities faster with AIby Microsoft Threat Intelligence on www.microsoft.comai programming msftAI Augments Finding Vulnerabilities, Not ReplacesNoted April 7, 2025
AI-enhanced development makes me more ambitious with my projectsby Simon Willison on simonwillison.netai programmingReach for the stars with AI codingNoted April 3, 2025
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