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This post hits on something crucial - the difference between performative code review and substantive collaboration. The "theatre" metaphor is spot-on. The core issue Saša identifi…

https://pullflow.com/blog/go-vs-python-vs-rust-complete-perf...

82% of their PRs come from bots, and about 50% of repo activity are conducted by bots

I'm assuming you're thinking about whether or not to allow the interviewee to use AI to answer code-related questions or problems. I'll be honest. This is a huge debate now, given …

Really cool!

Sometimes music is "quieter" than the loud office and chatter around me.

Let's settle the discussion. Does coding have a certain soundtrack for its best results??

What are your thoughts? What does this mean for the workforce?

Windsurf, Cursor, Lovable I've heard are some good ones

Do bluelight glasses really work? Or are they just a ploy for it to be socially acceptable for people with 20/20 vision to wear glasses?

I like that title more now that I'm thinking about. The credit will always go to the one doing the work, and agents, programs, or systems still need the human touch.

Good callout. Do you feel like when failing, even if the issue was inherently the human's fault, blaming it on AI makes it a lot easier than admitting to mistakes?

You make a good point: Saying you "Googled" something does not give it as much credit since we know it's not Google, but all the other websites, publications, and sources that prov…

Cool! Making me the new akinator :)

If you use AI Agents in your workflows, where does ownership apply? Is it the human or the agent?

this one made me smile :)