Aaronontheweb

17 minutes to read A couple of popular open source projects in the .NET ecosystem, first Verify and now Polly - have adopted (or are thinking about adopting) the Open Source Maintenance Fee to support the long-term development of their projects.

12 minutes to read There’s been lots of rancor online about whether you should read and review LLM-authored code.

9 minutes to read I experienced a type of AI psychosis, but not the one everyone else is talking about - in my case it was a need to “keep my agents busy” at all times or I was “falling behind” relative to everyone else using large language models to move…

26 minutes to read In “Software 2.0: Code is Cheap, Good Taste is Not” I introduced “Software 2.0,” broadly, as an emerging practice in software development where large language models implement and humans act as planners, designers, and verifiers of LLM…

7 minutes to read “I have a great idea: let’s create a five-layer deep inheritance hierarchy with a universal base class that every domain object inherits from!

42 minutes to read I’ve been using LLMs to help me develop software in earnest since the original releases of GitHub CoPilot.

16 minutes to read I had never heard of Michael Green before his now-infamous essay “Part 1: My Life Is a Lie - How a Broken Benchmark Quietly Broke America” went extremely viral on X.

10 minutes to read I’ve done a ton of consulting as part of my work at Petabridge over the past 10 years and I run into developer onboarding problems constantly with new clients.

20 minutes to read We were getting ready to redesign and simplify phobos.petabridge.com - our Akka.NET observability platform documentation site.

11 minutes to read Everyone in tech is convinced that AI will eliminate junior developers first.