This seems like such a weird article. Software is made at build time, which is usually due to a cicd process in place, which is dependent on committing code. It works. There’s no magical way of avoiding the idea that…
taking breaks is really something to try and solve in 2026 - to just write regular code, to read, to exercise even. The mind can eventually get overloaded, and there’s no way around proper hygiene.
The core value of LLMs is simple: sometimes you need to write code, but what you really want is to design, experiment, or just get something usable. Even when you do write code, you often only care about specific…
This seems like such a weird article. Software is made at build time, which is usually due to a cicd process in place, which is dependent on committing code. It works. There’s no magical way of avoiding the idea that…
taking breaks is really something to try and solve in 2026 - to just write regular code, to read, to exercise even. The mind can eventually get overloaded, and there’s no way around proper hygiene.
The core value of LLMs is simple: sometimes you need to write code, but what you really want is to design, experiment, or just get something usable. Even when you do write code, you often only care about specific…