Learn to do anything consistently.

Name something more satisfying than removing code during a refactoring and everything still works as before.

Some ideas are pretty data heavy. Scraping and reorganizing data, so it matches what you want to build is still an intensive task. Especially, when AI starts hallucinating and manipulates your data.

Programming is one side of creating your own business; creating content is another side, which comes with its own tooling and learning curve. These are the most visible aspects, but there is more to it: Administration, maintenance, and monetization (just to name a few). And

AI generated websites have entered the "oh, this looks like bootstrap" stage.

Opus working overtime today.

Cursor really gave me a junior developer. I provided an existing test file and told it to make the test run successfully. It's already working on the code for about an hour without coming any closer to the solution. I like to watch it try, though.

Cursor just one-shotted migrating from one i18n library to another. Nice.

Translation: This year will be 🔥

me, after fixing a bug and explaining what the issue was.

If Microsoft did hold on to the Windows Phone (and would offer Surface Laptops with better specs), they would actually have a pretty good ecosystem by now.

If it looks like a duck and quacks like a duck, it's probably AI-generated content.

"Take your kid to work day" People in tech: "So, you mean my kid stays at home all day??"

I still didnt update to iOS 26, feels like I am missing out on all the fun.

The AI outsmarted me, and now I am doing the work again. Opus 4.6 is really above and beyond.