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US AI labs want to slow down. But is that really because of the threat of recursive self-improvement (RSI), something which isn't even theoretically proven. Or is it because training costs have hit a breaking point, and Chinese open source models are catching up quickly? I think there are many reasons to be skeptical.

US AI labs want to slow down. But is that really because of the threat of recursive self-improvement (RSI), something which isn't even theoretically proven. Or is it because training costs have hit a breaking point, and Chinese open source models are catching up quickly? I think there are many reasons to be skeptical.

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Forgot to post on twitter - my conversation with dax from OpenCode Talked a lot about how programming is changing & not changing. I really enjoyed a lot of the historical takes that Dax has. He's building one of these "agentic coding" tools, so he sees the value in it, but he also has a healthy amount of skepticism. A lot of the core debates about "vibe code" vs "traditional code" aren't new. They already existed in many forms, e.g. go fast break things vs overengineering, microservices vs monolith, testing, etc. I also really resonated with his idea of competition - was probably my favorite part, but there were many great ones! 0:00 - Intro 3:56 - Dax's developer workflow 6:54 - Is code no longer written by humans? 11:32 - Competition, Claude Code 19:04 - Positioning vs Product 23:49 - Will OpenAI acquire OpenCode? 28:02 - The Future of Coding, effort vs impact 37:16 - Code Quality 42:23 - Did AI take the fun out of programming? 45:56 - Will programming skills decay long term? 51:56 - Technical skills alone are useless 58:56 - Becoming an Elite Developer Thank you to our sponsors PostHog and Greptile You can find the NeetCode podcast on YT, Spotify & Apple Podcast - links below

Forgot to post on twitter - my conversation with dax from OpenCode Talked a lot about how programming is changing & not changing. I really enjoyed a lot of the historical takes that Dax has. He's building one of these "agentic coding" tools, so he sees the value in it, but he also has a healthy amount of skepticism. A lot of the core debates about "vibe code" vs "traditional code" aren't new. They already existed in many forms, e.g. go fast break things vs overengineering, microservices vs monolith, testing, etc. I also really resonated with his idea of competition - was probably my favorite part, but there were many great ones! 0:00 - Intro 3:56 - Dax's developer workflow 6:54 - Is code no longer written by humans? 11:32 - Competition, Claude Code 19:04 - Positioning vs Product 23:49 - Will OpenAI acquire OpenCode? 28:02 - The Future of Coding, effort vs impact 37:16 - Code Quality 42:23 - Did AI take the fun out of programming? 45:56 - Will programming skills decay long term? 51:56 - Technical skills alone are useless 58:56 - Becoming an Elite Developer Thank you to our sponsors PostHog and Greptile You can find the NeetCode podcast on YT, Spotify & Apple Podcast - links below

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Coding Interviews in 2026.. just in time for hot take tuesday

Coding Interviews in 2026.. just in time for hot take tuesday

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The end of programming as we know it.. just my usual wacky takes

The end of programming as we know it.. just my usual wacky takes

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