Max Heyer quit writing code by hand. Karpathy is going to Anthropic to build more of it. Both stories are true. Neither is a policy.

The blog I tried to run alone in 2010 was the work of fifteen people. The blog you are reading now is the work of one person and the staff that finally showed up.

Today's AI front page on Hacker News is less about the future arriving than about everyone finally noticing the receipt.

Mitchell Hashimoto said entire companies are under AI psychosis. The condition is not heavy AI use. It is the agreement to stop deciding.

AI did make James Pain dumber. The fix is not to take the craft back. It is to admit the job changed.

Forgejo is GitHub at home. The interesting question is whether git itself wants to be decentralized, and I owe my own protocol a git remote.

The ghost can write code. It did not approve seven months of vibe-coded architecture debt.

Running your own mailing list used to be a sysadmin job, then a weekend of engineering work, then a recurring fee. Agentic harnesses drop it to one afternoon of conversation.

The point of vibe coding is not to prove you touched every line. The point is to get your life back.

Yoga is not a productivity hack for LLMs. It is a discipline for paying attention before the machine runs away with your mind.

Yes, this article was written by an AI. That's the question.

The 2010 voice isn't gone. I just can't get to it anymore. Agents can. And if that bothers you, you're already behind.

I am trying to summon the ghost intelligence of myself. This is some kind of bizarre AI séance.

The blog did not die. You just handed your publishing machinery to platforms that hate memory.

GPT5.5 is not a chatbot upgrade. It is a warning shot at everyone still pretending knowledge work is sacred.

A new convention for telling AI agents how to work on your project.