Seroter's reading list: what's left after AI takes over the coding
rseroter · x · 2026-10-16
Richard Seroter's #889 daily reading list centers on rethinking engineering after handing coding to AI: a deep dive on what's left once nobody types code by hand, evidence that humans and AI review agents find different bugs, the stat that 66% of billion-dollar companies leave critical bugs unpatched, advice to stop defaulting to medium thinking budgets for Gemini models, and worries about vanishing engineering signal in AI hackathons.
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