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Is it just me, or do AI coding tools tend to generate RPC-style endpoints and POST methods (even when GET is clearly all that is needed) instead of following RESTful conventions? Given how advanced these models are, I'm…

We've never been able to read developers' minds, so we relied on documentation and comments to capture intent, decisions, and context even though most engineers dislike writing it and even fewer enjoy reading it. Now…

My team is working hard, but we're struggling to break work into measurable stories and tasks the way we used to. Now that we’re building AI-based processes and response systems, scoping feels fuzzier than traditional…

I’ve used shell scripts before, but mostly in a pretty limited way with other people’s open source scripts to do something specific, or the occasional one off to clean up a drive. Ironically, now that agents are…

I'm not looking for low hanging fruit, and I'm definitely not looking for links to products that "change the world." No attention sneakers. What I want to glean is: when you say, "I'm going to push exposure for my…

I'd love to put some actual science behind a feeling I think a lot of us share: certain hosted models seem to dip in quality at certain times of day. In my group, it’s almost treated as a “yeah, of course” kind of…

It is like some powerful urge even very talented people can't help but make. Maybe I am the wrong one, but is it really work it to show a feature that simply says "Coming soon"? I guess, IF you are ghetto testing for…

There is the classic “Major.Minor.Patch”. Maybe git sha? I see this becoming popular this year: “year.version” from folks like Neo4J and Rivian.

I've been playing with Polymer these last few months and was very impressed by how organized and clean the framework was. The combination of web components and shims and JS Classes melded quite well with one another,…