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Practical Techniques for Coding with LLMs
(coding-with-ai.dev)
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Cognitive Burden
(kau.sh)
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11mo ago
I agree, that was a weak analogy. Magnus stays employed because chess fans value watching humans compete, not because engines didn't replace his capabilities. I've updated the post title to "Train with coding assistants like
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11mo ago
This is advanced/cyborg chess in a nutshell ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advanced_chess )
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11mo ago
Companies automate the parts that are commodity. On messy product work (drifting specs, integration, liability), human + AI + good process > AI alone. The machine proposes; the human sets goals, constrains risk, writes/reads tests.
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codeclimber
11mo ago
Yes, chess engines review your games and point out blunders. They also suggest moves you'd never consider. Like when you're analyzing a position and the engine recommends a move that flips the eval from -1.5 to +1.8. Similarly, co
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Chess engines didn't replace Magnus Carlsen, and AI won't replace you
(coding-with-ai.dev)
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11mo ago
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Building the Language Model Nobody Asked For
(blog.pixelmelt.dev)
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Should LLMs just treat text content as an image?
(seangoedecke.com)
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Claude Code for Web — a new asynchronous coding agent from Anthropic
(simonwillison.net)
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11mo ago
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The design space of AI coding tools
(austinhenley.com)
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Coding with LLMs: we can talk to computers and nobody is happy
(coding-with-ai.dev)
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Skills for Claude
(blog.fsck.com)
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11mo ago
Time is measurable, but they're measuring the wrong interval. Speed to first draft means nothing if every subsequent change takes longer because the code is unmaintainable. The technical debt from slop compounds: you're not saving
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11mo ago
I've definitely thought of that clip during my own debugging sessions.
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Everything is Amazing and Nobody is Happy (about coding with LLMs)
(coding-with-ai.dev)
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We Will Not Trust Autonomous AI Agents Anytime Soon
(brodzinski.com)
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"Typing is not the bottleneck" – illustrated
(blog.robbowley.net)
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11mo ago
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Letting Claude make art with code
(nuudeli.com)
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If you use Claude Code with Codex or Cursor: ln -s AGENTS.md CLAUDE.md
(coding-with-ai.dev)
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GPT-5-Codex is a better AI researcher than me
(seangoedecke.com)
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For Those Who Use Claude Code Together with Codex
(coding-with-ai.dev)
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Why AI won't work as a software development abstraction
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AI Wave – The What and the How
(alearningaday.blog)
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1y ago
Don't run "npm run dev" during development (I'm running it myself in a separate terminal window, otherwise there is going to be too many dev servers running simultaneously)
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Sonnet 4.5 in Claude Code vs. GPT-5 High in Codex CLI: Why Speed Won for Me
(coding-with-ai.dev)
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Practical Techniques for Codex, Cursor and Claude Code
(coding-with-ai.dev)
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You Had No Taste Before AI
(matthewsanabria.dev)
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1y ago
Well, Apple declared it an obsolete product, I doubt they will start selling them again
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Let's all raise a glass to the 11-inch MacBook Air
(ptrbrynt.com)
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