Why AI will not kill Open Source
Open source will survive the rise of AI coding agents — it represents a creative human endeavor that AI tools themselves depend upon.
The IDE of the Future: Agentcraft Review
A deep dive into Agentcraft, a Warcraft-inspired IDE that lets you manage a legion of coding agents simultaneously
AI writing is terrible. Except for lab notes.
Why we should use LLM context to write technical articles.
Jean-Claude: Syncing Claude Code Config Across Machines
A companion CLI for syncing your Claude Code configuration — CLAUDE.md, settings, hooks, and skills — across all your machines using Git.
The Great AI Overengineering Olympics
4 AI agents build Hello World in Java with TDD, DDD, BDD and hexagonal architecture. The results are magnificent enterprise-grade atrocities.
Why Inference Will Get Dirt Cheap Fast
5 forces that will make AI inference ubiquitous
Cauli Quest: A Browser Platformer Built with AI
A tiny browser platformer where a cauliflower risks it all for carrot-based glory. Built with vanilla JavaScript and AI-generated assets.
Local Agent Bench: Testing 21 Open-Weight Models on Tool Calling
Benchmarking small open-weight models on a $1,000 laptop to see which ones know when to use tools — and when not to.
Living with an artificial psychopath
How a dangerous little gremlin will change our everyday life.
On the imminent retirement of the keyboard
By 2030, software engineers will abandon traditional coding in IDEs to instead use AI agents as navigators, fundamentally transforming how code gets written.