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2 experts · 2 posts · 2d ago

Tim Kellogg hcoyote.bsky.social

Tim Kellogg: Bernie’s AI ban is neanderthal thinking, but at least it’s a reaction to real facts, even if they’re misinterpreted so in my book it’s an improvement over the datacenter dialog

hcoyote.bsky.social: I’m waiting for the audiobook. I hear it’s narrated by Jeff Hays. “God dammit, Datacenter!”

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2 experts · 3 posts · 6d ago

Sung Kim hcoyote.bsky.social

Sung Kim: Programming tip when using AI coding agents: AI coding agents tend to create “local monoliths,” where the Model, View, and Controller all end up in a single file, even if those responsibilities are…

Sung Kim: Recommendation: explicitly instruct the agent to preserve architectural boundaries, keep different layers in separate files, and refactor oversized files before adding more functionality.

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2 experts · 2 posts · 6d ago

Tim Kellogg hcoyote.bsky.social

Tim Kellogg: you can do the same thing and stay entirely on GPT-5.6, which is simpler to manage all the bills & coding tools

hcoyote.bsky.social: This reads like: "We've upped our standards, now up yours!"

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