First screen, captured .
902 points by walterbell | 249 comments
Geoffrey Litt's blog post arguing that AI should be designed as heads-up displays augmenting perception rather than copilot agents, drawing on Mark Weiser's 1992 critique.
552 points by mufty | 275 comments
A 2019 blog post by Geoffrey Litt arguing that browser extensions are underrated as a way for users to customize and modify the software they use.
292 points by felixdoerp | 176 comments
722 points by stevekrouse | 159 comments
Geoffrey Litt's blog post describing Stevens, a family AI assistant built with one SQLite memories table and cron jobs hosted on Val.town.
343 points by BOOSTERHIDROGEN | 168 comments
Addy Osmani's blog post introducing Agent Skills, an attempt to make AI coding agents follow senior-engineer practices like specs, tests, reviews, and scope discipline.
45 points by tinyprojects | 43 comments
A personal blog post describing a week of letting an AI agent team (Grok Bot, similar to OpenClaw) running on a Linux server operate the author's startup.
347 points by razin | 280 comments
A blog post by George Hotz arguing that adopting AI coding agents in software development is a costly mistake because their output is subtly broken.
300 points by julian_digital | 367 comments
A Linear engineering blog post explaining how AI-assisted coding increased CI load and how the team reworked its CI pipeline to keep up.
317 points by zazuke | 204 comments
A short note in a personal knowledge base arguing that the real problem with AI-generated code is that teams no longer understand their system architecture or the intent behind design decisions.
832 points by robotswantdata | 467 comments
Blog post by Philipp Schmid arguing that context engineering, supplying LLMs with the right information and tools, matters more than prompting for AI agents.