Code is run more than read (2023)(olano.dev)

102 points by facundo_olano 6 months ago | 70 comments

Code is cheap now, but software isn't(chrisgregori.dev)

83 points by fs_software 9 months ago | 33 comments

Think in math, write in code (2019)(jmeiners.com)

193 points by alabhyajindal 11 months ago | 70 comments

Bun, JavaScript, and TCO(onsclom.net)

157 points by tosh 2 years ago | 129 comments

Show HN: Huzzah – a novel approach to coding with AI(danielvaughn.dev)

334 points by danielvaughn 2 months ago | 178 comments

Blog post introducing Huzzah, an experimental editor where you write pseudocode that is synced to real source code by AI on save, with the pseudocode kept as intent.

Claude Code does our releases now(aluxian.com)

59 points by aluxian 1 year ago | 51 comments

Prevent cognitive debt by manually retyping LLM-generated code(ankursethi.com)

502 points by mpweiher 2 months ago | 413 comments

A personal blog post arguing that developers should manually retype code generated by LLM coding assistants to keep understanding it and avoid cognitive debt.

Writing Is Closer to Thought Than Code(danielmiessler.com)

46 points by eigenBasis 9 hours ago | 21 comments

Daniel Miessler blog post arguing that written intent, via an 'Ideal State Artifact', rather than code should be the source of truth when building software with AI.

I don't want to read what you didn't write(blog.colinbreck.com)

952 points by mooreds 1 month ago | 394 comments

Colin Breck's blog essay arguing against reading AI-generated writing such as design documents and summaries, and describing where he finds AI useful.

Vibecoding isn't as fun as writing code by hand(autodidacts.io)

134 points by Curiositry 20 days ago | 151 comments

A personal blog post on The Autodidacts arguing that vibecoding with AI is less satisfying than writing code by hand.

Everything in C is undefined behavior(blog.habets.se)

459 points by lycopodiopsida 5 months ago | 598 comments

Personal blog post arguing that nobody can write correct C or C++ because nearly all code triggers undefined behavior, and that the languages are outdated.

Using AI to write better code more slowly(nolanlawson.com)

1102 points by signa11 5 months ago | 407 comments

Blog post by Nolan Lawson arguing that LLMs can be used to write higher-quality code more slowly, such as finding bugs, rather than producing low-quality code fast.