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This is another historical moment in AI.

Excellent article.

It'll be valuable to refer back to this in 5-10 years.

Archived here so we can always come back to this: https://archive.md/MZtsI

Fantastic read. I'll definitely want to come back and read this again as LLMs get better and more of us code less in the coming years.

Archived blog here incase the original source becomes inaccessible: https://archive.is/3rsQu

Can't believe Claude Code was launched less than a year ago. It's certainly a new tool in my kit and allowed me to approach and work on new coding problems in a new way.

Fascinating article.

Data security will be another important factor in whether we should choose our private health information with these third parties or not.

Manage My Health in NZ was hacked earlier this week: https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/national/583417/who-are-the-hacke...

Daft Punk continues to awe us, even after their retirement.

Can't believe it's been almost 20 years since Alive 2007!

Great article with clear instructions - could be quite useful if I need to do stuff with storing JSON in SQLite in the future.

Great comment and very true in this AI world. In 2030 it will be even easier to make even more realistic images much quicker...

Reminds me of the attacker vs defender dilemma in cybersecurity - attackers just need one attack to succeed while a defender must spend resources considering and defending against all the different possibilities.

Since the release of Google Gemini 3 two weeks ago, the seven-day moving average of ChatGPT's daily unique active users has declined by 6%.

https://www.moomoo.com/news/post/62341840/why-has-openai-ini...

Thank you for sharing this.

Ome of the situations in the article is very relevant to me right now.

I'm going to keep reminding myself now:

"All it takes is for one to work out.

And that one is all as I need."

Great read and definitely something I can resonate with in my own life.

I really hope they undo these changes. Hate it and there's no easy way to switch back to iOS 18.

I tell Claude that it wrote XYZ in another session (I wrote it) then use that context to ask questions or make changes.

Great article and interesting comments. Will be interesting to come back and read this in 5 years.

This is my experience as well.

Good for greenfield projects.

Good OP but even better posts in thread.

This is such a valuable article from 2008. I've archived it here: https://archive.is/hVove

Useful for my own status page. Thanks!

Great alternative to Docker Desktop on MacOS.

Postgres webhooks could be very usefulness for me. Thanks for sharing.

Interested in seeing whether this will be widespread in 5 years or whether sites will have fought back.

Useful to know about this Python web UI framework. There are also other Python web UI framework suggestions in the thread replies too.

Useful tips, thanks for sharing.

This thread is great. E.g. “Be concise in your answers. Excessive politeness is physically painful to me.”

Fantastic post highlighting difference in mindset towards taking risk and starting companies in UK vs US

This is a very valuable observation ("builders" vs "maintainers") along with the comments below this.

For these big tech companies, infrastructure is optimized for high scale & reliability over velocity & flexibility.

Very useful post for me to refer to in the future when transitioning into engineering management.

Archive link: https://archive.md/HqCSb

Something I've learnt about layoffs:

It's to no one's advantage for employers to give a reason. It just invites pushback/argument. Better to just say "you can't fight management/VPs/people above our pay grade" and move on.