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AI isn’t just writing code, it’s changing how we structure apps, document decisions, and decide what’s worth building. This post explores why microservices may be a poor fit for AI tools, how “AI README” files help models retain context, and why devs are rewriting legacy systems in weeks instead of years.

I wondered about the timing. Microsoft’s stock took a swan dive. I can’t imagine they're happy regardless of what they say to the press.

Maybe, but the board fired him without notifying OpenAI’s employees on a Friday before Thanksgiving week. Thats has to be more than a disagreement for such a forceful move.

Agreed, it implies he lied, but the board’s swiftness suggests enormous liability if they didn’t act immediately. An affair or HR issue could wait until after the holidays, it feels like it’s something much more nefarious.

Regardless of what, the longer OpenAI waits to explain, the more it could damage corporate and developer trust in using its AI.

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