Fragments

LLMs don't build muscle memory — they rent it.

We met the product requirements and nobody asked how. This is not a success — it is a silent disappearance.

"Open source" has two meanings.

A tool's last commit date speaks more honestly than its documentation.

Offering a self-host option is not giving freedom.

We trained LLMs on our own code. Now we instruct them to write better code, without caring that the next models will be trained only on their own output. The loop is not improving.

You can't make a developer who finishes a month's work in a day write code anymore.

AI and Programming: We are producing developers who can architect systems but can’t write code.

I’m sure you remember that small hesitation when writing "return" — I do too. And how deep the reason goes genuinely surprised me.