The Real Question Begins After the Trojan Horse Works
We treat “it worked” as the end of the story. The Odyssey treats it as the beginning.
We treat “it worked” as the end of the story. The Odyssey treats it as the beginning.
The smarter AI becomes, the less willing we should be to outsource the choice of what it serves.
AI makes ideas easier to execute. It also moves the real bottleneck.
The better you get at AI, the easier it is to overwork.

Why I share DHH's enthusiasm for AI, and what differing levels of trust in my own team mean for how we try, evaluate, and use it.
Today's takeaway
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Six observations from using GPT-6 Astra for a complex Azure, Linux and Windows deployment, everyday writing, and the work between tools.

A few days inside DeepSeek's open agent harness, pinned to one commit: four verified designs — the log the model cannot escape, the loop that is one config row, CI-enforced cache discipline, and the process OS behind 12,293 agent-written commits — and what builders should actually own.

A practical framework for deciding how deeply humans should review AI-generated code, based on the authority and consequences of the change.