Paul Payne

payne.io

22 October 2025 04:54

I’m calling it. My entire 30+ year career in technology will soon be an odd historical artifact. My current work has convinced me that, in a few short years, humanity will look back and think how funny it was that people once actually programmed machines. payne.io/posts/histor... #ai #programming

Chris Holdgraf

choldgraf.com

22 May 2025 05:15

Since having two daughters I have completely lost the ability to keep it together during any video that involves dads and girls. I'm sitting here weeping to overly dramatic commercials selling Google AI products.

Ashley Willis-McNamara

ashley.dev

17 May 2025 04:52

I asked a question about vibe coding on here a few days ago and the replies have been living rent-free in my brain ever since. ended up writing a whole post about it. blame y’all. or thank you. not sure which yet. new post:

Anthony McClosky

amcclosky.com

09 February 2025 17:05

New AI use-case. Translating one-off Python scripts into Google app script so I can run the same logic as a Google Sheet macro.

Charlie Marsh

crmarsh.com

05 January 2025 21:14

A nice side-effect of making things programmable is that it's much easier to get help from LLMs... For example: infrastructure-as-code means that I can get an LLM to generate CDK, then run the generated CDK, paste back errors, and iterate. No need for any other form interaction.