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MAMarcelo Ancelmoblog.marceloancelmo.comOct 1 · 2 min read

AI Made Us Faster at Solving the Wrong Problems

Image by Andreas (Andi) Grabner Generative AI didn’t make us worse at problem-solving, it made us faster at exposing a habit we already have: jumping to solutions before understanding the problem. By

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SRScott Rallyahearthandcode.hashnode.devSep 25 · 33 min read

Building a 256-Skill Catalog with a Reusable Multi-Model Campaign Engine

Building a 256-Skill Catalog with a Reusable Multi-Model Campaign Engine Series opener. This is the first post in a new Development Log series. We separate judgment from generation across five phases

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ABAbhijeet Batsathinkinsystems.hashnode.devSep 19 · 6 min read

What is a System - A Practical Guide to Systems Thinking

What exactly is a system? When people hear the word "system", they often think about software. A backend. A database. An API. A collection of microservices. But a system is much broader than that. A s

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DEDavid Essiendavid-essien.hashnode.devSep 19 · 11 min read

What Math Actually Buys You: Optimizing a Rock-Paper-Scissors Game in C

I was looking through my old projects and found a couple of Rock-Paper-Scissors games I wrote in C a few years back. Why more than one? Because programming is fun, but also because I was experimenting

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RKRaju Kakarlapudithecontextengineer.hashnode.devAug 14 · 8 min read

Data Engineering in the Age of AI: From Building Pipelines to Building Intelligence

Editor's Note This article is the second installment in The Context Engineer Series. In my previous article, Who Am I in the Age of GenAI?, I reflected on how Generative AI is changing the nature of k

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SGSergio González Téllezevankhandev.hashnode.devJul 2 · 2 min read

Why do so many systems appear to produce new information when, in reality, they only reorganize existing information?

SEED-003 PROBLEM Why do so many systems appear to produce new information when, in reality, they only reorganize existing information? INSIGHT Data is rarely created; it is usually transformed, filt

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CÜCan Ürekcanurek.comMay 25 · 9 min read

Full Stack Person: The Value of Connecting the Dots

Have you ever faced a problem that seemed simple at first, but became more complex the closer you looked? A bug that was not just a bug.A customer complaint that was not only about the customer.A pr

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BABrett A McCalldarketype.hashnode.devMay 10 · 3 min read

Runbooks and the power of diagnostic tools

The admin portal lag Yesterday, during a long sprint on the TarotTALKS project, my admin portal started lagging hard. 11 Of 12 API routes were silently timing out (10s+ limits), leaving the dashboard virtually non-functional. When we actually dug in...

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JVJason Vertreesjvertrees.hashnode.devApr 24 · 4 min read

75% Is the Wrong Metric

This week, Sundar Pichai announced that 75% of all new code at Google is now AI-generated. Up from 50% last fall. Anthropic writes 70-90% of its code with Claude Code. AWS is publicly bragging that "w

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JHJono Herringtonjonoherrington.hashnode.devApr 22 · 4 min read

My Junior Can Explain It. My Senior Can Defend It. The AI Just... Did It.

Ninety-four percent test coverage on our React component library. Storybook running clean. The kind of coverage that lets you sleep at night when you're responsible for components shipping across four teams. Then a designer slides into Slack. "Small ...

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AI Made Us Faster at Solving the Wrong Problems

Building a 256-Skill Catalog with a Reusable Multi-Model Campaign Engine

What is a System - A Practical Guide to Systems Thinking

What Math Actually Buys You: Optimizing a Rock-Paper-Scissors Game in C

Data Engineering in the Age of AI: From Building Pipelines to Building Intelligence

Why do so many systems appear to produce new information when, in reality, they only reorganize existing information?

Full Stack Person: The Value of Connecting the Dots

Runbooks and the power of diagnostic tools

75% Is the Wrong Metric

My Junior Can Explain It. My Senior Can Defend It. The AI Just... Did It.