I don't review the code anymore. I review the thinking.
On a busy week, I ship around 10,000 lines of code changes a day. There is no way to review all that line by line — and that’s not what review should be anymore.
On a busy week, I ship around 10,000 lines of code changes a day. There is no way to review all that line by line — and that’s not what review should be anymore.

Sam Altman said millions are wasted on people thanking LLMs. I keep doing it anyway. Here’s why - and what your brain does when you don’t.

A friend told me software wouldn’t need humans to write code. I laughed. Twelve months later, here’s the receipt.

Want to fully exploit AI coding tools? Time to dust off your worst-boss instincts. A short field guide.

Nearly 300,000 lines of code changed in my GitHub over 10 weeks. Most of it is throwaway. That’s exactly the point.
On SQL syntax, fan-fiction ALTER TABLE statements, why I still need the SQL magician, and what AI actually liberated us from.
The ‘AI killed the dev career’ headline is wrong. Here’s why now is actually a great time to start in software.
Developers aren’t just adapting to AI - we’re grieving. A field guide to the five stages, with sample dialogue.
When you need to make small changes to existing code, don’t try to describe everything in one long prompt. Add TODO comments where the changes belong, and let the AI sweep through them.