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Writing on GPUs, LLMs, MLOps, Kubernetes — and mindset · 24 posts
Developer English in the AI Era: AGENTS.md, System Prompts, RFCs — Writing the English Agents Read
In 2026, the highest-leverage English a developer writes is the English agents read. AGENTS.md / CLAUDE.md context files. System prompts for production agents. RFCs and design docs that humans and agents read together. I
2026-05-14 · 27 min read #developer-english#ai-writing#agents-md#claude-md#system-promptThe Developer's Bookshelf 2026 — Twelve CS Classics Worth (Re)Reading, With the 2026 Reason for Each
In an age when models write code for you, reading books matters more, not less. To judge whether a generated patch is right, fast, or safe, you need the judgment in your head — and books grow that judgment better than an
2026-05-14 · 22 min read #books#cs-classics#reading-list#sicp#pragmatic-programmerHow Developers Build an Audience in 2026 — Blogs, YouTube, Newsletters, Twitter: The Craft (Deep Dive) english
In 2026, your content is read twice — once by humans, once by LLMs (training and inference). SEO is collapsing and discovery has shifted to algorithmic surfaces. This deep dive covers what to make, how to start small, ch
2026-05-14 · 25 min read #content-creation#developer-blog#youtube#newsletter#twitterAuthoring Reviewable Pull Requests: Small PRs, Good Descriptions, and Stacked Diffs
Review latency is controlled by the author. Why small PRs win, the 'one PR = one idea' rule, the PR description as your most important artifact, making the diff readable, stacked PRs, self-review, responding well to feed
2026-05-14 · 24 min read #pull-request#code-review#git#stacked-prs#collaboration