The popular take is that AI deletes skill, when it does the exact opposite. It strips out the typing and leaves nothing but judgment, delegation, and taste. The agent does the work. You decide if the work is right. That was always the hard part, and it still is.
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Vibe coding: It’s a real skill, and here are 6 reasons why.
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"Vibe coding isn't a real skill." Anyone who says this is telling on themselves. Hand the same agent to two people. One ships gold, one ships slop. The only variable is the person using it. That's the textbook definition of a skill. 6 arguments to change your mind:
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Claude’s ‘God’ command: A clever early warning system for ignored prompts
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The dumbest-looking line in my CLAUDE. md is the most useful thing in it. It tells Claude to call me "God" in every single reply. Sounds like a joke. It's actually an early warning system for when Claude is about to start ignoring you. Here's why it works. Claude doesn't fail
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AI Film’s High Compute Costs: $400k Before Human Pay
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Hell Grind is a 95-minute AI film from a startup trying to sell its video tool. Of the $500,000 budget, $400,000 went to compute alone. So before a single human got paid, the AI bill was already four times most people's annual salary.
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@godofprompt — 2026-06-02
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For a year, every AI account on this app has said the same thing: "Hollywood is cooked. Anyone can make a movie now." The first real AI feature film just came out. It cost $500,000. The receipts say the opposite of what they've been selling you.
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Anthropic’s $47B Revenue Growth: The Real Story Beyond Valuation
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$965 billion. $47B in annual revenue. And Anthropic is about to post its first profitable quarter ever. Most coverage is focused on the valuation. That’s the wrong number. The right number is the revenue growth. $10B to $47B in twelve months. That doesn’t happen because of
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Agents need memory before tools, not expensive goldfish
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We gave agents tools before we gave them memory.
— God of Prompt (@godofprompt) 1 juin 2026
That was backwards.
Now they can browse, code, email, book meetings, hit APIs…
…but still wake up tomorrow with no idea what they learned yesterday.
That is not an agent stack. That is a very expensive goldfish with… https://t.co/k1DqTtViOb pic.twitter.com/vH1kBgbqNtWe gave agents tools before we gave them memory. That was backwards. Now they can browse, code, email, book meetings, hit APIs… …but still wake up tomorrow with no idea what they learned yesterday. That is not an agent stack. That is a very expensive goldfish with
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Long context: expensive fake memory, not true recall
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Long context was never memory. It was a very expensive way to pretend your agent remembered something it was just rereading badly.
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Temperature parameter removed by AI providers; panic misdirected
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Temperature is dead. Every frontier AI provider killed it. And most people are panicking about the wrong thing. OpenAI removed it on o1, o3, and GPT-5. Google warned against changing it on Gemini 3. Anthropic deprecated it on Claude Opus 4.7 and continued that on 4.8. This
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Pro plan’s daily video limit and continuity issues
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Now here's what I'm not going to do: pretend this was flawless. The Pro plan currently caps video generations at 3 per day. When prompting a continuation clip, the model changed character outfits and altered the first character's appearance mid-conversation. Whether that's a