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We keep hearing about 10x or 100x productivity gains in engineering and knowledge work. But outside the model labs, I haven’t seen the corresponding 10-100x revenue growth across the market or increase in quality. So where is the productivity going?

"AI code is crap." The shit your human engineers get up to:

this will invariably alienate a ton of users but i'll actually start using my own app again 🫣

whats missing

We should have a wall of shame for companies that do the latter. I want them all out of my stack.

Day 46 🥳Introducing Recordly v1.2.0! • New Sequoia cursor type • Project auto-save (no more manual saves!) • Custom recording position • Renameable Headers • Refreshed background options • Many stability fixes to previous breaking changes

I'm now able to tell my agent “we are going to work on JIRA-1234” and it goes and pulls down the task, makes me a plan, I say yeah okay that looks good, and it generates the commit. I run an AI review from a different session, it finds 4 issues of varying priorities, I paste it to my original agent and say validate these findings and fix them if necessary, it creates a fix, I run another review, no more high priority issues found. I open up the code in an IDE to go over it before pushing it up for human review. Looks fine I guess, nothing crazy. I try to understand everything before I push it up for review because if this breaks, it's still my name on it. I say why did you make this one change, it gives me a reasonable explanation for why. It says something codebaity like "if you want I can suggest 2 more ways you could really tighten up this work to prevent some rare but possible regressions". I'm smart enough to not fall for it. Code pushed up, task moved to in-review. I didn't write any of it, this is not my accomplishment. Users won't care who wrote it if it works. A lot done in 20 mins but it felt soulless.

We've re-built Conductor from scratch to make it twice as fast. Creating tabs, switching workspaces, and rendering files are all 50% faster, memory usage is lower, and the app is 150 MB smaller. Introducing Conductor Allegro!

Funny how AI has completely killed the JavaScript framework wars. There is absolutely no reason to use anything apart from React.

i love how cursor simply copies claude code without flinching.

it feels like the era of writing blogs to share what you learned is over, now that you can do $ claude "do a deep research on <topic> and create me a html report covering <aspects>" most of HN has been news stories/repos lately, and handwritten blogs seem to be disappearing.