Taking a mobile app apart used to be a craft. It took a specialist, a quiet week, and a great deal of patience. None of that is true anymore. The comfortable assumption goes like this: sure, an app can be reverse-engineered, but it takes
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Kevin T'Syen
AI Made Code Cheap. It Made Everything Else Expensive.
For two years the story has been the same. AI writes code faster. Agents close tickets. One engineer does the work of three. Pick your multiplier. If you&
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Mats Pauwels
How I Stopped Working in Serial: Claude Combined with Worktrees
Most of my Claude workflow was actually Claude working while I waited. Then I tried running four instances at once, each in its own Git worktree. A week in, I'm not going back. Here's what it's like to keep four agents in flight, and the setup that makes it work instead of collapsing into chaos.
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Bart Jacobs
Culture Eats Strategy and Engineering Is No Exception
Strategy is a set of decisions made in a room. Culture is what people do when no one is in the room. After eight years leading engineering teams, this is the lesson I keep coming back to, and the one most leaders learn too late.