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  1. Issue · Sep 27, 2026

    Engineering As A Search Problem And Why Experts Still Beat Agents (opens the original)

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    IntroductionEvery so often you will see a post that concludes that “AI cannot be trusted since the result of their optimisation dwarfs the results of my manually handwritten optimisation”. The flavor of such a post will go something along these lines:I, an expert in my field having spend a decade or so working on these type of problems, create a baseline for an agent to optimize, e.g. with a starting result of 1s runtime or whatever.The agent optimized the baseline and got it down to 100ms runti

  2. Issue · Jul 6, 2026

    What The New 100x Agentic Engineer Looks Like In The Era Of Fable & GPT 5.6 (opens the original)

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    IntroductionIf you’re lucky and are old enough to have been in the era of handwritten code, you will know that there exists the 100x software engineer.They are a class of software engineers who, through a combination of tacit knowledge, experience, and technical prowess, are at least an order of magnitude (10x–100x) more productive than the “normie” software engineers.For a short period of time, when agentic engineering had just started becoming very popular, we considered the possibility that a

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