A pretty great rant about all things AI.

A good take on something I've thought for a long time, and which is more important now than ever. The idea that a team of people is an unfortunate requirement to get stuff done is wild and short-sighted.

Yeah, it's okay to write in your own voice, and for yourself. Weird huh?

I got "The Skeptic"

Kind of hard to argue with the content of this.

The internet is not dying, but the commercial layer built on top of it is. This layer, characterised by platforms and services, is straining under the weight of machine-generated content and a focus on profit. Beneath this layer lies the protocol layer, a collection of older, less polished technologies that are harder to monetise but also harder to control or destroy.

Someone saying that giving a shit is what matters when it comes to writing good code. I agree.

It's not exactly a new take, but I like how this is worded: the better you get at something, the less likely you are to take risks; mainly because you know it's a risk at that point.

Hard to ignore or argue with this one (not that I would want to argue with this one).

I'm not sure I quite agree with all the content here, but I do like the overall breakdown. Having worked with some very disagreeable people, and having worked with people in a leadership position who could not handle any form of disagreemnt (I should blog my startup experience one day...), this does hit a few points I recognise.

Article exploring some of the most-loved and most-despised programming languages, and exploring the culture around them. With a bit of a laugh thrown in.