· 5 min read #283
Steve Yegge Deleted the Wrong Thing
Yegge's agents write 250 commits a day, so he stopped gating main. The math is right. But he didn't delete the merge queue, he deleted the one thing that makes a fix cheap.
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· 4 min read #284
Your LLM Is Not a Colleague
The industry spent two years teaching you to call your agent a teammate. Now watch what happens the first time something breaks.
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· 5 min read #282
GitHub Actions Isn't a CI
GitHub Actions runs your tests, so technically it's CI. It's still not a CI system, and the whole industry spent a decade mistaking one for the other.
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