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MAXIMIZE Your Claude Code Subscription (Without Getting BANNED)
IndyDevDan (Andy Debb Dan) tackles one of the most frequently asked questions in the Claude developer community: can engineers use a...
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How AI is changing Software Engineering: A Conversation with Gergely Orosz, @pragmaticengineer
Gergely Orosz, author of The Pragmatic Engineer newsletter, takes the stage at the AI Engineer conference to discuss a quietly spread...
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Your Prompts Didn’t Change. Opus 4.7 Did.
Nate B. Jones of AI News & Strategy Daily spent four days running Claude Opus 4.7 through rigorous real-world tests—including a head-...
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Martin Fowler & Kent Beck: Frameworks for reinventing software, again and again
The Pragmatic Engineer hosts a conversation with software engineering legends Martin Fowler and Kent Beck, marking 25 years since the...
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Anthropic, OpenAI, and Microsoft Just Agreed on One File Format. It Changes Everything.
Nate B Jones traces how Anthropic's \"skills\" feature — markdown files that give AI agents callable, reusable context — has evolved...
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Simon Willison: Engineering practices that make coding agents work – The Pragmatic Summit
At the Pragmatic Summit, Eric from Stedig interviews Simon Willison—co-creator of Django, creator of Datasette, and maintainer of hun...
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Why AI Leads to More Work, Not Less
A new study from Berkeley and Harvard Business School researchers Aruna Rananthan and Shingchi Maggi challenges one of the central na...
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Are Agent Swarms the Next AI Paradigm?
Moonshot AI's Kimi K2.5 has arrived as the new leading open-weights model, closing the gap with frontier proprietary systems from Ope...
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Why Your Best Employees Quit Using AI After 3 Weeks (And the 6 Skills That Would Have Saved Them)
Drawing on a Microsoft study that tracked 300,000 employees using Copilot, Nate B. Jones investigates why the majority of workers who...
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The Skill That Separates AI Power Users From Everyone Else
In January 2026, Cursor CEO Michael Trule ran GPT-5.2 autonomously for a full week with no human intervention. The result: 3 million...