Notes

Code generation is quickly becoming the default way we write software. We generate code, submit it for review. On the other end, the reviewer asks an agent to review it and posts comments. Then the author asks Claude to fix the PR and re-submit. It works… but for how long? If we continue down this path, we risk becoming increasingly detached from what’s actually happening in our codebases. That gap might not matter — until it suddenly does. ...

I’ve always struggled with the binary of “write a proper blog post” or “write nothing.” A proper post means having a complete thought, a clear structure, time to edit. Most of the time I don’t have that — but I do have things worth writing down. So this section exists for everything in between: short observations, things I figured out, opinions I’m not sure about yet, stuff I’d otherwise just send to a colleague in Slack and forget. ...