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Running Six Agents in Parallel: What AI Coding Changed, and What It Didn't

3d ago · 6 min read · The debate over vibe coding never stops. On one side, it's treated like a wishing well—throw every task into it; on the other, it's slapped with a "trash code factory" label. I can't accept either. Tools aren't a matter of faith. Rather than picking ...

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Annotations for C++26 Hashing

Apr 16 · 6 min read · In my recent post, I demonstrated how to use static reflection from C++26 to implement generic hash computation for custom types. Let's review the final implementation. The core of the solution is the

Productivity Surplus, Structural Scarcity of Focus

Apr 14 · 6 min read · Recently, I've been working intensively with coding agents, and I made a surprising discovery. AI excels at getting things to 80% or even 90%. Give it a task, and it quickly produces something that looks good. But "looking good" isn't the same as bei...

When Productivity Is No Longer the Bottleneck, How Should Teams Collaborate?

Apr 14 · 4 min read · Lately I've been thinking about a problem. I've thought about it for a long time, but haven't figured it out. How to lead a team, how to divide work—these are things I used to think had established patterns. Now I'm finding those patterns don't work ...

Zero Gravity

Apr 14 · 5 min read · Lately, I've had a strong feeling: it seems like I'm living in a parallel universe from many other people. When working with the most cutting-edge models paired with Claude Code, there's a state of zero gravity. What does zero gravity mean? The speed...

300K Lines of Code in 10 Days, Then I Deleted It All

Apr 14 · 7 min read · 48 hours. Under 10,000 lines of code. End-to-end, it worked. I picked up that little box, deployed a model that had been released just two days prior, and watched the inference results come in. The feeling in that moment was strange—not excitement, n...

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Hashing in C++26

Apr 7 · 10 min read · In my previous post, I showed a generic approach to hashing (see https://blog.infotraining.pl/how-to-hash-objects-without-repetition). That implementation required a tied() member that exposes an obje

The DeepSeek Moment for the Open Source Community

Apr 7 · 7 min read · A few days ago, while researching text-to-video models, I discovered something that differed significantly from my original understanding: in the directions of text-to-image and text-to-video, Chinese companies' presence in the open source community ...

300,000 Lines of Code in 10 Days, Then I Deleted Them All

Mar 30 · 6 min read · 48 hours, less than 10,000 lines of code, end-to-end working. I picked up that small box, deployed a model that had been released just two days prior, and watched the inference results come through. The feeling at that moment was strange—not exciteme...

What Agents Lack Isn't Intelligence—It's Trust

Mar 30 · 4 min read · Recently, while working on an AI product, I hit a major pitfall. We've been building around two core principles. The first is zero-friction onboarding. Open the terminal, type one line of code, hit enter, and you're using it. No software installation...