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David Sacks says AI is boosting, not killing, coding jobs

David Sacks says AI is boosting, not killing, coding jobs

David Sacks argues software engineer job postings are rising as AI makes coding cheaper, citing a “14x” jump in GitHub commits and a looming productivity boom. Critics say commits aren’t hires and the figure may reflect AI agents, not demand.
Shopify’s River AI agent turns Slack into a public workshop

Shopify’s River AI agent turns Slack into a public workshop

Shopify has just rolled out River, a Slack-based AI agent built to keep work visible in public channels—not private DMs. CEO Tobi Lutke says the goal is “apprenticeship at scale,” with River shipping code, opening PRs, and helping teams learn in the open.
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Claude Code users say HTML now beats Markdown for docs

In a May 8 thread on X, Thariq argues Claude Code is increasingly better at generating HTML than Markdown. He says HTML enables richer structure, visuals, and interactivity—despite higher token cost and noisier diffs.
Addy Osmani overview on model harness

Addy Osmani overview on model harness

Addy Osmani argues coding agents aren’t just models—they’re systems built from prompts, tools, sandboxes, and guardrails. His “agent harness engineering” thesis: turn failures into rules, because a solid harness can beat a better model.
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OpenAI details how Codex stays safe with guardrails and telemetry

OpenAI’s latest post explains how it’s deploying Codex with tighter sandboxing, approval gates, and policy controls to reduce risky actions. It also highlights deep logging via OpenTelemetry so teams can audit prompts, tools, and network activity.
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