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A Small Prototype for Cost-Aware Bug Investigation
The question that started it A weak point in AI-assisted coding is not always broken syntax or a…
AI commoditized code, not software. Developers keep confusing the two.
People has responded in different ways to a recent tweet by Pieter Levels where he explains he replaced…
Motivational Light: What Stage Lighting Teaches UX Designers
Theatrical lighting designers have a working vocabulary for the decision UX teams still argue about in the language…
Stop reading to build a library. Start reading to solve a problem.
Most engineering reading lists are optimized for knowledge accumulation. Modern engineering rewards bottleneck elimination. Last week, a junior…
Building Persistent AI Agents: A Dev’s Guide to State Management and Long-Running Workflows
The Problem with Stateless Agents Most AI agents we build today are essentially fancy request-response systems. User asks,…
React isn’t the problem. How we teach it is.
Ask a junior developer to explain what happens after a submit button is clicked. Most can’t give a…
Everyone Wants AI Agents: So Why Are They So Damn Hard to Build?
Over the past year, AI agents have gone from research experiments to one of the hottest topics in…
How Senior Engineers Use AI Without Burning Through Token Limits – Reduce AI Token Usage by 60–90%
Last month I watched a developer exhaust their Claude usage limit in less than a week. They weren’t…
Checked Exceptions in Java Q &A Advantages and disadvantages
Checked exceptions provide compile-time enforcement and are useful for recoverable conditions such as IO or network failures, ensuring…
The Verifiable Semantic Execution Layer
I am opening VSEL for public support through Giveth. VSEL, the Verifiable Semantic Execution Layer, is a research-driven…
