On software, technology, and whatever else is worth putting into words.
Cursor's new in-house coding model matches frontier performance at a fraction of the cost. It made me wonder whether the era of the do-everything model is starting to crack.
The software industry has produced some of the most celebrated fortunes in history. The people who built its foundations are mostly unknown. That gap is worth sitting with.
Maine just passed the first US moratorium on large data centers. Some will read that as a blow to AI. I think it might be the opposite.
The fear about AI in software engineering is that it replaces engineers. The more immediate risk runs in the opposite direction.