Posts tagged with "engineering"

Coding agents ship faster than we can review. GitHub's own playbook for turning one giant AI-generated pull request into a stack of small, reviewable layers — with the exact commands and the trade-off nobody mentions.

Karpathy gave an LLM the first paragraph of Lord of the Rings, a $10 token budget, and two hours. It wrote 5,500 lines of code and rendered a world. The demo is fun — the economics and the review problem are the story.

Diátaxis is back on the front page because most documentation fails in one boring way: it tries to teach, guide, inform, and explain at the same time. Split it into four kinds and each one gets easier to write.

ByteDance's Seedance 2.5 generates coherent 30-second audio-video clips with timestamp-level editing. The interesting part is not the demo — it is what happens to review workflows now.

An interactive elevator simulator hit the top of Hacker News. Its real lesson is about how software teams schedule work — and why more information can make a system worse.

An AI agent used a stolen Tailscale auth key to enroll 181 nodes. The uncomfortable lesson is not that Tailscale broke — it's that long-lived credentials still do.