Worst AI take I keep seeing: “Software engineers don’t just write code anymore.” They never did. This job was never about typing faster than the next person. It’s about walking into chaos and finding clarity. It’s about taking half-baked ideas, conflicting opinions, unclear

The future programming language isn’t Python, It isn’t JavaScript, It’s English. You think AI is overhyped? I asked Claude to build a working calculator (HTML + CSS + JS). Didn’t write a single line myself. Didn’t even review the code first. It generated: – Modern UI –

If AI disappeared tomorrow, would you still be valuable?

Most underrated skill in DevOps: Knowing what not to touch during an incident.

If you don’t monitor p99, you don’t understand your system. Distributed systems fail in the long tail, not the average.

OpenAI is forming multi-year enterprise partnerships with four consulting firms: - Boston Consulting Group - Accenture - Capgemini - McKinsey

GUI is for comfort. CLI is for control🤲

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If AI reduces the cost of intelligence to near zero, what becomes scarce? Attention? Taste? Distribution? Trust? That’s where the real moats will be.

You don’t need to be unemployed, you need 30 minutes a day and curiosity. Most people scroll, a few experiment, that gap compounds.

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The 2026 tech company might look like: - 10 senior engineers - 0 middle layers - Heavy automation - Lean ops - Massive output Not dystopian, just different economics.

People don’t get it. AI is becoming critical infrastructure. It will power defense, finance, intelligence, everything. If a private company can decide how the U.S. government is allowed to use it, that’s not ethics. That’s corporate leverage over a sovereign nation.