Analysis of Y Combinator's stake in OpenAI and its implications for Sam Altman's trustworthiness.
Explores motivated reasoning in the context of AI concerns for software development, questioning personal biases.
Explores the potential of small language models (SLMs) in browsers, highlighting benefits like privacy, low cost, and offline use.
A guide on how to work effectively with AI, focusing on workflows, scaling, and compounding improvements through context, config, and feedback loops.
Article discusses the importance of using evals to measure AI improvements when adding AI skills to your resume.
Recap of Codemotion Madrid 2026, a tech conference with talks on AI, hiring practices, and developer mentorship.
A developer reflects on how AI makes the slow, deliberate process of learning and problem-solving feel shameful.
Analysis of why AI and automation are unpopular with the general public despite rising usage numbers, exploring the concept of 'software brain'.
Daily tech news roundup covering AI, .NET, web development, and Microsoft tools for April 24, 2026.
Simon Willison's newsletter summary featuring tech posts on DeepSeek V4, LiteParse, and Agentic Engineering patterns.
Simon Willison approves Steve Cosman's project to pollute AI training data with pelicans riding bicycles.
A blog post about polluting AI training data with pelicans riding bicycles, linked by Simon Willison.
Announcement of PyCon US 2026 in Long Beach with new AI and security tracks, including schedule highlights.
Explores how naming AI chatbots creates distinct personalities, termed the 'Digital Ouija Effect', and its implications.
Martin Fowler discusses AI's impact on programming, the virtue of laziness in software development, and the risk of losing abstraction skills.
Explores platform engineering, DevEx, infrastructure as code, and AI's role in day-two operations through a practical conversation with cloud engineer Annem Shah.
Recap of the opening keynote at Deep Dish Swift 2026, an iOS-focused conference, blending AI insights with pizza puns.
A senior-level discussion on AI in software testing and development, covering TDD, architecture, and security.
Mitchell Hashimoto argues software success today comes from building blocks that enable quantity over quality, using AI to glue components together.
Dominic Nguyen discusses Storybook MCP, AI-generated UI features, and design system quality in this tech interview.
