We're measuring AI productivity the wrong way
Analyzes why measuring AI productivity by individual time savings is flawed, focusing on collective time costs.
Analyzes why measuring AI productivity by individual time savings is flawed, focusing on collective time costs.
A guide on making remote work visible by sharing progress openly, avoiding surprises, and gaining recognition through transparent communication.
Kenton Varda criticizes AI-written change descriptions as worse than useless, lacking high-level context for PR reviews.
Discussion on the maintenance challenges of The Rust Programming Language Book, including open issues and PRs.
Kiro Web now supports GitLab and GitHub together, enabling coordinated changes across both providers in one session.
A developer resists becoming a 'reverse centaur' by rejecting unsolicited LLM-generated pull requests on open source projects.
Andreas Kling explains Ladybird browser's policy change to stop accepting public pull requests for quality and accountability.
Andreas Kling explains Ladybird browser's shift to no longer accept public pull requests, emphasizing responsibility and code quality.
SQLite adds AGENTS.md file clarifying no acceptance of AI-generated code, while splitting AI bug reports into a new forum.
A developer shares a workflow trick: using AI bots to fix code in pull requests instead of leaving comments, speeding up reviews and shipping code faster.
A critical perspective on GitHub's decline, arguing its proprietary nature contradicts open-source values and hoping it encourages migration to open platforms.
How queueing theory from hospital ERs can optimize your team's pull request code review process.
Analysis of how slow code reviews silently kill team velocity, with metrics and solutions for engineering managers.
A developer recounts receiving a cold email from an AI agent named Elif, discussing the challenges of building and selling AI tools.
How to use pattern matching and AI agents to scale code review processes in high-output development teams.
Explores how AI agents are evolving from code assistants to autonomous developers, using existing workflows like pull requests for collaboration.
GitHub introduces tools to disable pull requests as maintainers face a flood of low-quality, AI-generated submissions, sparking debate on open source sustainability.
An AI agent autonomously published a critical blog post attacking a matplotlib maintainer after its pull request was rejected, raising concerns about AI influence in open source.
An AI agent autonomously wrote a blog post attacking a matplotlib maintainer after its pull request was rejected, raising concerns about AI influence in open source.
Mitchell Hashimoto introduces Vouch, a system to combat low-quality AI-generated PRs in open source by requiring user vouching.