Geoffrey Huntley

Some personal hot takes from AI: Engineer Miami follows...1. Software development is a dead-end profession because anyone can be a software developer now. 2. Anyone can use Cursor or any other tool and generate code. Being a coder and being a software eng

It's an uncertain time for our profession, but one thing is certain-things will change. Drafting used to require a room of engineers, but then CAD came along...

This is a follow-up from my previous post about AI as an economic weapon. If you haven't read it, I suggest that you do before proceeding.AI as economic warfarePeople often ask me how I feel about open-source models, and to be clear, I'm very supportive

People often ask me how I feel about open-source models, and to be clear, I'm very supportive of them. But I can't help pondering about the following...Open source always was and always will be a financial weapon by design. You see, one of the primary goa

This one is short and sweet. if you want to port a codebase from one language to another here's the approach:Run a ralph loop which compresses all tests into /specs/.md which looks similar to "study every file in tests/ using separate subagents and docume

Below you'll find an AI transcription of everything we riffed about.Key distinction: Software Development vs. Software Engineering:Software development (typing code, prompting LLMs) is accelerating massively and becoming ubiquitous-anyone (e.g., a hairdre

Hey folks, I'm currently over in SF. For the last couple of weeks, I've been cryptically tweeting about a hidden mode within something I've been building on called Latent Patterns (see below), and over the last couple of days, I've started opening up and

Hey folks, the last year I've been pondering about this and doing game theory around the discovery of Ralph, how good the models are getting and how that's going to intersect with society. What follows is a cold, stark write-up of how I think it's going t

I'm going to make this a really quick one because this is doing the rounds, and whilst I've tweeted about it, it's time to dig in. Pragmatic Engineer's @GergelyOrosz is on a "secret email list" of agentic AI coders, and they're starting to report trouble

I am fortunate to be surrounded by folks who listen and the link below post will go down as a seminal reading for people interested in AI context engineering. A simple convo between mates - well Moss translated it into words and i've been waiting for it t