· 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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· 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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· 6 min read #281
The Human Is the New Bottleneck
AI didn't make me faster. It made me the bottleneck. Running five to twenty agents across every function of my company, the slowest part of the whole thing is the one part I can't optimize away: me.
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