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Just yesterday I published a very long post about the economics of open source.
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The first time I thought it would be a good idea to write a blog post about the economics of open source was 2013, so this post has been in the works a while.
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On July 16, Hugging Face reported they were being hacked - seriously enough that they reported it to law enforcement.
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In early 2025 I predicted that AI will create many, many more programmers, and that new programming jobs would look different.
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I've been interviewing a lot of DevRels recently (I'm still hiring!)
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About a year ago I made some predictions about the effect of AI on programming jobs.
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I've been writing quite a bit about AI the last few years.
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There's been a whole lot of discussion recently about the impact of AI on the market for web developers, for programmers in general, and even more generally the entire labor market.
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I started writing a post called "how to write AI apps" but it was over-reach so I scaled it back to this.
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I recently left my job at Netlify and have been looking at what's next.
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Nine months ago I gave a talk about how there is no such thing as the fundamentals of web development.
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Today I read Alex Russell's post The Market for Lemons and I found myself compelled to write a rebuttal.