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A man seen from behind at a desk with three glowing monitors in a dark high-rise bedroom at night, beds behind him and a window wall with a city skyline framing the scene

Make It So, Number One New post I haven’t written a line of code this year

AI agents write all my code now: no IDE, pull requests no human can read, agents that gossip - and friends and colleagues losing their jobs.
A desk at dusk with three computers lined up on it - a bare single-board computer, a small silver cube, and an open tower with a glowing graphics card - cables running down to a wall socket shared with a rice cooker, a seated figure seen from behind, a hazy Southeast Asian city through the window

Borrowed Silicon The model does not need to know anything

Local LLMs now score within a point of models that need a rack - and the interesting part is what those benchmarks quietly stopped measuring.
A lone figure at a drafting desk on a desert rise, a single server tower on the far horizon and a faint looping line curving back on itself in the pale sky, drawn in flat Sable-style linework

The Tool Eats Its Tail The pipeline that published this post

A custom MCP server drafts, scores, illustrates and publishes lui.vn posts in one chat - and this post came out the far end of it.
I fed 15 years of my private conversations to an AI and asked it who I am – part 2

What The AI Found I fed 15 years of my private conversations to an AI and asked it who I am – part 2

One friendship went from 11,629 messages to 125 in a quarter. What an AI found in 425,491 private messages and twenty years of blogging.
I fed 15 years of my private conversations to an AI and asked it who I am – part 1

The Folder I Never Opened I fed 15 years of my private conversations to an AI and asked it who I am – part 1

Chat logs from four years, 425,491 messages after deduplication, and the pipeline that fed them to an AI - the engineering half of a self-analysis.