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Breaking In
The entry-level market narrowed and AI writes most of the code now. A principal engineer on whether it's still worth starting in software in 2026. read more →
The shapeshifting engineer
AI writes most of the code now, but writing code was never the hard part. What's left is judgement, specs, and the human edges machines fail at. read more →
Local models in mid-2026: the engineering that closed the gap
How open weights got close enough to run at home in 2026, the engineering that got them there, and why a memory crunch made the box pricier. read more →
Herding parallel agents on a remote box with herdr
herdr is an agent-aware tmux replacement that surfaces which parallel Claude session needs you. My remote-box setup and install notes. read more →
Building lgtmaybe: a PR reviewer for any model
How I built lgtmaybe, a provider-agnostic PR reviewer with keyless cloud auth, and the fiddly security and concurrency problems that were fun to solve. read more →