Incidental Learning Is Dying
Last week I closed a bug I never understood.The agent found it, fixed it, explained it. I read the explanation, nodded, shipped. Ten minutes.A year ago that same bug costs me an afternoon, and I come ...
12 Jul 21min
The AI Access Layer
The most powerful AI model in general release this week requires government approval to access.OpenAI launched Sol, Terra, and Luna (restricted to around 20 companies). That's not a GTM decision. Tha...
28 Jun 20min
What happens when your AI tool gets taken away
One export rule. One acquisition. Either can pull your AI tool out from under you before lunch.This week both happened.A US export-control directive forced Anthropic to cut off foreign-national access...
21 Jun 23min
Fable 5 Is Gone. Now What?
The model you built on can disappear. Not crash. Disappear. That's not hypothetical. Last week the US government ordered Anthropic to pull Claude Fable 5 and Mythos 5. Not throttle them. Pull them. Fo...
13 Jun 21min
When 80% of the Code Isn't Yours
You're still measuring AI by whether it writes good code. That's already the wrong question.Reading Anthropic's latest numbers, more than 80% of the code merged into their codebase is now written by C...
9 Jun 22min
The $36,000 Engineer: When Agentic AI Stops Being a Subscription
Uber blew its whole 2026 AI budget in four months.Then it set a $1,500 monthly cap on each coding tool, per engineer. Claude Code, Cursor, a dashboard to watch the spend, an approval step to go over.S...
7 Jun 23min
AI Ships Faster Than Anyone Can Review It
Meta says AI writes 80% of new code. Their own reviewers can't keep up with their own AI.Straight from their engineering blog.They built RADAR to auto-review low-risk diffs because "the share of diffs...
31 Mai 22min
Why Your Coding Agent's PRs Keep Getting Rejected
The model isn't the problem. I went back through 20 of my agent's pull requests and the failures looked exactly like a junior's first month.3 of them tried to rewrite things nobody asked them to rewri...
24 Mai 20min
