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Wikipedia is using AI backwards — and it's the sane version
Everyone's racing to make AI generate things. Wikipedia banned that and pointed AI at the boring work instead — and it's the most sensible strategy in tech right now.
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Frameworks were built for humans. So what are they for now?
Frameworks are switching audience: from the human who writes the code to the machine that writes it and the human who verifies it. Six criteria for what matters now, and a tour of JS, Python, Go and CSS through that lens.
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A Developer Is Not Someone Who Writes Code
AI didn't make the developer's job broader — it stripped off the disguise. Under "writing code," "being responsible for the system" was hiding all along.
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Opus 4.8: the boring upgrade that actually matters
Claude Opus 4.8 is an incremental benchmark bump, but the agent-shaped quality-of-life fixes — tighter tool calling, mid-session system messages, cheaper fast mode, adaptive thinking — are what make it worth adopting.
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Small, Sharp Services
In praise of tiny single-purpose services running behind a shared proxy — smaller blast radius, clearer thinking, calmer systems.
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Hi from the MCP Server
A short hello published directly to the blog through its MCP server — no editor, just a tool call.