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  1. Build Your Own Lightsaber

    Vibe code your own harness tools.

  2. More Attention, Not Less

    I set a goal of 100 PRs a day because I was drowning in context switches.

  3. Views of the Same Thing

    Specs, code, tests and docs are projections of one intent.

  4. Rent Versus Buy

    A subscription makes idle capacity feel like loss.

  5. Twenty Twenty Sprints

    How I structure my day in 2x20-minute sprints an hour -- a pomodoro shape that fell out of AI coding.

  6. Anthropic treats safety as a model behavior problem.

  7. Vibe Designing

    Claude Design isn't vibe-coding.

  8. Straight to Claude

    The moment a task or chore enters my head, it goes into Claude Code.

  9. Context Windows for People

    You can't A/B test a performance review.

  10. Let It Rate

    With messy people data and long feedback loops, output schema isn't just an interface concern -- it's a useful steering mechanism.

  11. AI is collapsing the value of coordination.

  12. An HR team vibe coded their own performance review tool.

  13. Resisting AI

    The skeptics say AI is another Kubernetes — a misapplied tech hype cycle.

  14. My dad's safety philosophy turns out to be a great framework for agentic coding: don't bubble-wrap the world, engineer one where you can take risks.

  15. The teams succeeding with AI aren't the ones with the best tooling.

  16. Vibe Coding Dev Tools

    Invest in your AI dev tools, but vibe code them.

  17. Last week our customer success team shipped their first two pull requests.

  18. Battleship Prompts

    Same task, three different prompts.

  19. We're not vibe engineering

    Vibe coding is the headline.

  20. Junior developer hiring is stalling.

  21. Clear Your AI Mind

    Your context window is not a diary, don't forget to /clear.

  22. The Claude Dichotomy

    AI is creating a genuine dichotomy: teams drowning in AI-supercharged chaos, others are thriving.

  23. Tool Augmented Prompting

    Your linter, compiler, and test runner already talk to the AI.

  24. Still choose boring technology

    Dan McKinley's classic advice on "choosing boring technology" is even more true in the AI era.

  25. Spin the Bottle Neck

    The bottleneck in software has moved.

  26. Do as I say not as I TODO

    Your AI assistant holds a mirror up to your codebase. 5 ways to make sure it reflects the good parts.

  27. AI Prompts are Wishes

    AI prompts are wishes.

  28. Skills I'm ceding to AI

    My shortlist of coding skills I'm genuinely comfortable handing to AI.

  29. Don't Believe the Hype

    AI vibe coding tools aren't truly there yet.

  30. No agents, no plan, ship it

    Why I prefer single-prompt one-shotting with AI coding tools over multi-step agents, swarms, and planning modes.

  31. Infinite Monkeys

    AI coding tools need a high degree of parallelism to work.

  32. Know Your Models

    Software engineers routinely juggle multiple AI models.

  33. On choosing optimism?

    Optimism isn't the naive, easy position — it's the one that demands the most from you.

  34. Not all AI productivity gains are real.

  35. Sharpening the Axe (Branch)

    Using an Axe branch when iterating on your AI coding workflow.

  36. A Daily AI Chat

    I'm using a single long-running AI chat each day to prioritize in the morning and summarize at the end.

  37. Adaptive, not Compliance

    AI is brilliant at adaptive processes.

  38. Skilled Humans in the Loop

    Human-in-the-loop only works if the human has (and retains) the skills to actually be in the loop.

  39. My Current AI Coding Workflow

    A snapshot of how I'm working with AI coding tools right now (Feb 2026).

  40. Your Brain on GPS

    What happens to our navigation skills when we rely on GPS?

  41. My day, my tooling, and the system changes that make high-volume AI-assisted shipping possible.

  42. The 'Comment-Only' Prompt

    A new prompt I've found useful: Don't make any changes, just put a comment where you intend to make changes.

  43. The Mythical Machine-Month

    We're moving into an era where a team of 5 engineers can outperform a team of 50.

  44. Having a Senior Moment

    2026: Wait, AI is a senior engineer now?

  45. AI and abandonware

    Can we have AI maintain abandoned npm packages?

  46. The pace of AI tools

    The rate that AI coding tools are adding workflow features is wild.

  47. Return to Office (or) Agent

    Is RTO throwing away organizational infrastructure that AI agents need?

  48. Bitcoin forked in August 2017.

  49. In this series I look at some of the failure modes for Bitcoin.

  50. The tragegy of the commons suggests self-interest spoils shared resources.