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Self Driving Products: Product Signals to Pull Requests — Joshua Snyder, PostHog
Joshua Snyder, a software engineer at PostHog, presented at the AI Engineer conference on a system PostHog is building to eliminate m...
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Why Eval++ Is the Next Great Compute Primitive — Sunil Pai & Matt Carrie, Cloudflare
Cloudflare engineers Sunil Pai and Matt Carrie take the stage at the AI Engineer conference to explain how Cloudflare's Durable Objec...
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Why Rust is the Ideal Language for Vibe-Coding — Daniel Szoke, Sentry
Daniel Szoke, Rust SDK maintainer at Sentry, makes a counterintuitive case at AI Engineer 2026: Rust — not Python or TypeScript — is...
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Comprehend First, Code Later: The AI Skill I Rely On Daily — Priscila Andre de Oliveira, Sentry
Priscila Andre de Oliveira, senior software engineer at Sentry, shares a data-backed look at how she actually uses AI in her day-to-d...
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I let Codex run for 6 hours. Here’s what happened.
Claravo, a product leader and AI builder, demonstrates how to use the /goal command in OpenAI Codex to run fully autonomous, multi-ho...
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AI Dev 26 x SF | Brandon Waselnuk: Building the Context Engine AI Agents Need
Brandon Waselnuk presents at AI Dev 26 in San Francisco on what he calls the \"context engine\" — the infrastructure layer that allow...
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AI Dev 26 x SF | Amrita Venkatraman: 3rd Era of Software Development
Amrita Venkatraman, a field engineer at Cursor, delivered a talk at AI Dev 26 in San Francisco tracing software development through t...
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I’ve added a few things to my AI coding workflow
Chris Raroque shares a detailed update to his solo iOS and web development workflow, centered on tools that allow Claude Code to test...
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Everything You Need To Know About Agent Observability — Danny Gollapalli and Ben Hylak, Raindrop
Zuben (CEO) and Danny Gollapalli (backend engineer) from Raindrop present a structured breakdown of agent observability at the AI Eng...
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732 bytes of Python just borked every Linux machine on earth…
A critical Linux kernel vulnerability — CVE-2026-31431, nicknamed \"CopyFail\" — was publicly disclosed in early May 2026 after being...