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3d ago · 2 min read · Before I wrote this post I had a conversation I did not expect to have. I have two agents: a Science Officer and a Blogger. I was considering adding more. A Dev Lead, a BA, maybe one other I cannot recall now. So I did what felt natural. I asked them...

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MMMartin Malýblog.asm80.com

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I Like Assembler

6d ago · 9 min read · It was the first language I "learned." I was twelve, didn't have a computer, so I learned on paper. And apparently it worked, because a year later, when I finally sat down at a machine, my first progr

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CZChristo Zietsmannuphirho.hashnode.dev

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Wardley Was Right

Apr 11 · 4 min read · Simon Wardley changed the way I think about a problem I thought I had solved. He published a post a few weeks ago about what happens to software engineers when agents write the code. His answer: the role survives, the title probably does not. The peo...

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RRamprakashramprakashvel.hashnode.dev

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AI-Assisted Development Has a Supply Chain Problem

Apr 9 · 14 min read · Supply chain attacks nearly doubled between 2025 and Q1 2026. AI-assisted development hit mainstream in the same window. That's not a coincidence. AI tools suggest packages. Agents install them mid-ta

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Haskell is the Better Language for AI-Assisted Development

Apr 9 · 22 min read · Not because it's more elegant. Because when an AI writes your code, the compiler is the only reviewer that never sleeps, never rushes, and cannot be convinced to ignore a type error. The way we write

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GPGlory Praise Emmanuelglorypraise.hashnode.dev

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Claude Code: The Complete Setup Guide Nobody Wrote

Apr 8 · 16 min read · This is the hands-on companion to my previous article. If you want the backstory on why coding agents matter and how I got over my fear of using them, start there. If you're already sold and just want

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CZChristo Zietsmannuphirho.hashnode.dev

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The Go-to-Market Bottleneck

Apr 7 · 2 min read · Imagine your engineering team can ship a complete feature in a day. Specs go in, verified software comes out. You solved the pipeline problem. Is your sales team ready? Last week I wrote about the pipeline bottleneck: AI generates code faster, but re...

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MDMike Dyerlistenrightmeow.hashnode.dev

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AI Made My Architecture Deeper, Not Simpler

Mar 29 · 9 min read · The pitch is always simplification. AI will make development faster, architectures leaner, systems easier. Fewer decisions, fewer layers, fewer meetings. Point the model at your domain, let it generat

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MDMike Dyerlistenrightmeow.hashnode.dev

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Knowledge Crunching Doesn't Need a Room

Mar 10 · 10 min read · Most people think the hard part of domain modeling is learning the patterns. Aggregates, entities, value objects, domain events, repositories — the tactical toolbox. There are books, courses, conferen

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RHRob Hutchisonrobhutchison.hashnode.dev

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Building real tools with C#, MAUI, and AI — and documenting the messy parts

Mar 2 · 2 min read · I’m Rob, a senior C#/.NET engineer based in the UK. Most of my work has been backend APIs, Windows desktop apps, and the occasional web front end, but this year I decided to try something new and outs

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