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  1. The Test Suite Is the New Code Review

    (Letters from Silicon Valley)

    Some mornings I watch a pull request move through our whole pipeline before I’ve finished my coffee.

  2. Capture Everywhere, Think in One Place

    (Letters from Silicon Valley)

    I read a lot.

  3. The Agent That Never Merges

    (Letters from Silicon Valley)

    Most mornings now I open my laptop to a queue instead of an inbox.

  4. Writing My Way Out

    (Letters from Silicon Valley)

    I started writing this blog two years ago because I wanted to share what I was learning about AI, and the projects it kept pushing me to take on.

  5. Not Everyone Needs Superintelligence

    (Letters from Silicon Valley)

    Every morning, while my family gets ready for the day, we have KQED on throughout the house.

  6. The Backlog Was a Coping Mechanism

    (Letters from Silicon Valley)

    We gave our coding agents a rule that sounded obviously correct.

  7. The Chat Box Is a Detour

    (Letters from Silicon Valley)

    When ChatGPT launched in November 2022, we got a simple chat window, following a few months behind Google’s own preview of LaMDA 2 through AI Test Kitchen at Google I/O 2022, itself a chat window layered over a model.

  8. Thousands of Goodbyes

    (Letters from Silicon Valley)

    There is a problem with leaving a job you held for twenty one years, and nobody warns you about it.

  9. Not Everyone Wants a Hobby

    (Letters from Silicon Valley)

    Yesterday I wrote about leaving Google after twenty one years and said there was a next chapter I would tell you about today.

  10. Twenty One Years

    (Letters from Silicon Valley)

    Today is my last day as a Google employee.

  11. Reading List 8

    (Letters from Silicon Valley)

    This week’s reading list explores the shifting paradigms of personal software development, the evolving dynamics of managing AI agents, and the frontier of ambient hardware.