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@sama thanked developers right as @nytimes declared coding dead. The bottleneck was never writing the code. It was always knowing what to ship. #vibecoding

@cursor_ai running 8 parallel agents is not a feature, it's a signal. The IDE is becoming the orchestration layer. Builders who figure out how to direct agents will ship like 10x teams. This changes MVP economics completely. #devtools #AIcoding

@AnthropicAI just got labeled a Pentagon supply chain risk. If your product depends on one AI provider, you now have geopolitical exposure baked into your stack. Treat AI APIs like any infra. Redundancy is not optional. #AI #DevOps

@Meta is cutting 20% of its workforce to fund AI infrastructure. A 4-person team with the same tools ships the same product today. Headcount was always the liability, not the moat. #startups #buildinpublic

Cursor raising at $50B — doubled in 6 months. The market isn't debating AI coding tools anymore, that fight is over. The bottleneck is now knowing what to build and how fast you ship it. #devtools #buildinpublic

@ylecun just left Meta and raised $1B to prove the entire LLM industry has it wrong. His bet: AI that understands the real world, not just predicts words. Meanwhile, his CEO already warned: "In six months, every company will call itself a world model to raise funding." The hype cycle never changes. The companies that win are the ones building for the problem, not the buzzword. pulseon.dev

@GoldmanSachs just calculated that massive AI investment contributed "basically zero" to U.S. economic growth last year. Meanwhile, @Spotify shipped 50+ features in 2025 with engineers who haven't typed a line of code since December. So which is it? Is AI a bubble or a revolution? Neither. It's a wedge. Companies that know what to build are moving faster than ever. Companies that don't are burning money on AI tooling that they can't turn into products. The difference isn't the model you use. It's whether you have senior people who can direct it toward something users actually want. That's always been the bottleneck. AI just made it more obvious. pulseon.dev #AI #SoftwareDevelopment #Startup #Engineering #TechPartner

@DarioAmodei @AnthropicAI Full essay by @DarioAmodei: darioamodei.com/essay/the-adol…

@DarioAmodei , CEO of @AnthropicAI, just published what might be the most important essay written about AI this year. He calls it "The Adolescence of Technology." The idea is that humanity is about to be handed almost unimaginable power, and it's unclear whether we're mature enough to wield it. He estimates we could be 1 to 2 years away from AI that's smarter than Nobel Prize winners across most fields. Not a chatbot. A "country of geniuses in a datacenter" working 100x faster than any human. He's not being dramatic. He runs one of the companies building this. His own engineers have handed over almost all their coding to AI. Three years ago those same models could barely write a single line of code. His prediction? AI could displace half of all entry-level white collar jobs in the next 1 to 5 years. Not because the technology is evil. Because it's that fast, that broad, and that good. At Pulseon, we think the answer is the same thing it's always been. Build with senior people who understand systems, trade-offs, and consequences. Use AI as a multiplier, not a replacement. And stay honest about what these tools can and can't do. The technology is moving whether we're ready or not. The question isn't whether to use it. It's whether we're thoughtful enough about how. pulseon.dev hashtag#AI hashtag#SoftwareDevelopment hashtag#Startup hashtag#Engineering hashtag#ProductDevelopment