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Prompting Is Now the Slowest, Buggiest Way to Code with AI. Here’s the Fast, Clean One Forget clever prompts. Here’s the ultimate hands-on guide to AI coding productivity, with insights you won’t find anywhere else aiadvances.org/the-top-1-of-…

The guy with the ponytail. You know him. Every company has one. Long ponytail, oval glasses, has been at the company longer than the version control system. You show him the 50 lines you are proud of. He looks at them for a while, says nothing, and replaces them with one.

Like a metric called churn where finance counts cancelled accounts and product counts silent drop-offs, and both teams argue from the same dashboard without ever comparing notes.

The Human Side of the Semantic Layer: Translating Data Meaning Across Teams Data governance wins when meaning survives translation between teams, not when definitions get published, so test every definition against a real shared decision moderndata101.substack.com/p…

Yesterday's AI best practice is already obsolete, so technical people aren't behind for long, and the fastest catch-up is building something you personally want now medium.com/@zackonstas/youre…

The end of feature discovery as we know it We spent decades trying to get people to use our features. Unsuccessfully. AI might finally put us out of our misery open.substack.com/pub/elenav…

"In the past, productivity was a bottleneck. Scarce resources forced difficult prioritization decisions. Only the highest-value, most certain features and products were allowed to move ahead. With agents, prioritization isn’t constrained by scarcity."

Why Are Businesses So Good At Lying To Themselves With Data? AI agents just removed the productivity bottleneck, exposing that businesses filled roadmaps with work instead of value because they forgot how to measure outcomes vinvashishta.substack.com/p/…