Sung Kim

People are really bad at on knowing what they want. They are really good at knowing what they don't want.

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What’s confusing about is this idea that one can one-shot application development by handing an AI a thick specification document? If that actually worked, we’d still be building software using the Waterfall methodology. 🤷

FYI. He makes a lot of money when the stock market crashes. Your portfolio usually performs the opposite.

When Using AI Leads to “Brain Fry” As firms increasingly incentivize employees to build and oversee complex teams of agents—for example, by measuring and rewarding token consumption as a proxy for performance—people are finding themsel...

You get used to it, but it was a shock to the system at first.

“I end each day exhausted—not from the work itself, but from the managing of the work. Six worktrees open, four half-written features, two ‘quick fixes’ that spawned rabbit holes, and a growing sense that I’m losing the plot entirely.”

Don’t let influencers fool you, coding with AI (Claude Code / Codex / Gemini) still takes a lot of work. You may be more productive, but expect long hours and many late nights.

It’s like creating a 15-minute short using AI. It may look easy, but it often takes weeks of trials to produce that video.

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I’ve watched several of Choi Gaon’s interviews and she often comes across as a bit wooden. Apparently, she’s quite different when she's with her friends and acquittances in snowboard community.

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Claude: Of course. What are your name and email address?
Me: [My Name] and [My Email].
Claude: You’re all set! You’ll just need to commit something for your name to show up in the history.
Me: Well... change, commit, and push.

Claude likes take all the credit. 😁

Conversation I have with Claude Code:

Me: Huh! Why are you the only contributor showing up in this repo?
Claude: It’s because your git config --global user.name hasn't been configured correctly yet.
Me: Well, I need to be a contributor too. Can you set that up for me?

I deploy my apps on Linux. I did not say it is a superior deployment target, just a good OS to develop your app.

Why do I do this? Because macOS users annoy me when they declare it’s the superior development platform, despite having never touched another OS in their lives.

FYI. on a daily basis, I use all three - well, for Linux, just CLI via SSH.

You kind of lost me when you mentioned .NET in WSL2. I am confused.

Windows allows for virtually limitless WSL2 instances. Each workstream operates within its own isolated environment, ensuring that separate projects never interfere with one another.

Ghostty clone that can launch multiple persistent container via a new tab.

For your information: Apple's containers do not support persistent changes to their images; this is a strict platform policy.

Windows is the premier platform for CLI-based AI development (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, etc.) because of WSL2.

Linux-based alternatives like Multipass fall short on GPU integration, and macOS currently lacks a WSL2 alternative solution, unless someone can provide

It's laying an egg!

Use AI to turn that experience into action. Build the things you’ve always wanted to build.

For those of you who have spent decades in the tech industry: AI has leveled the playing field with the young engineers grinding LeetCode.

You bring something they don’t—decades of experience in design patterns, system architecture, and infrastructure.
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What arxiv.org/abs/2512.24873

LOL. It's always crypto.

Otherwise is known as TACO countdown has started.

Cursor Goes To War For AI Coding Dominance After becoming the hottest, fastest growing AI coding company, Cursor is confronting a new reality: developers may no longer need a code editor at all.

Source: www.forbes.com/sites/annato...

They also estimate that Claude Code’s $200 monthly plan, which previously may cost up to $2,000 to support, is now may costing Anthropic up to $5,000.

Cursor needs its own model now, just to compete!

Being an AI wrapper company is brutal.

Cursor, last valued at $29.3 billion (Series D) in November 2025, is on red alert. Despite surpassing $2 billion in ARR and doubling its revenue in the three months since its last round, the pressure is mounting.

Does this mean I have to buy a Mac mini and install OpenClaw to stay up to date with Chinese Grandpas? I really don't want to. Ugh.

UPDATE: It's real, per Tencent.

Actually, $5,000. Probably, not USD.

Is this real? There's a large turnout for an OpenClaw installation offsite in Shenzhen.