I am getting radicalised against human only UIs. Let my agents cook and don't make me press another button ever again.
@petergostev
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Engineering Culture: The Cost of Shipping Without Maintenance
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A common problem we will now see is the kind of 'google disease' but at mass scale. Where smart engineers can ship apps quickly, then lose interest and move on to something else cool to ship. It feels good to ship a whole new app, but less cool to keep fixing bugs a year later. https://t.co/thFu2O8T2N
— Peter Gostev (@petergostev) 16 avril 2026A common problem we will now see is the kind of 'google disease' but at mass scale. Where smart engineers can ship apps quickly, then lose interest and move on to something else cool to ship. It feels good to ship a whole new app, but less cool to keep fixing bugs a year later.
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Challenges of Implementing AI Code in Enterprise Tools
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I don't feel like people would be vibe coding slack or workday, it is still a lot of work getting these right even with perfect coding ability
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Running shoe company pivots to AI data centre operations strategy
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Why is everyone freaking out? Pivoting from running shoes to running AI data centres is such an obvious idea
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Building Agent-Friendly App Versions as Startup Arbitrage
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A good start-up idea is to take any popular app and make an extremely agent-friendly version of it – sort of an 'agent arbitrage'. Slack, Workday, Notion, Figma, Navan etc. are all very clunky with agents, even if they have an agent/MCP, they are nowhere good enough. I am now
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Users Frustrated with Current AI Models Demand Next Generation
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I know it's stupid, but I've had enough of the sharp edges of the current generation of models. Bring on the next one. I want to feel something.
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Reinforcement Learning Speed Trade-offs in Large Language Models
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Significant downside of larger models is that it is much harder to do RL on them. Smaller model = quicker RL cycles, bigger model = slower RL cycles. So far this matches – GPT-5 is the smallest model with quickest iterations, Gemini 3 is biggest and slowest iterations, Claude is
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Dario’s Optimism Versus Lack of Concrete Scientific Breakthroughs
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In a recent interview Dario was dismayed why he is considered an 'AI doomer' when he considers his AI outlook to be so positive. Then they build a jaw-dropping model, without a single mention of any new attempts at discoveries, scientific applications or health breakthroughs.
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Maintaining Open Source Benchmarks: Addressing Issues Promptly
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The joys of maintaining an open source benchmarks – thx for raising the issue, I'll get on that right now
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File interaction confusion in Cursor editor
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My biggest gripe right now is that interaction with files is very confusing and unhelpful – it keeps trying to make me open everything as code – jpeg, pdf, word – open in Cursor. I know there's now a viewer on the side, but it still quite confusing. Maybe having some native file