Good news, AI coders: You can keep your laptop running while closed

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A glowing MacBook screen
AI coders are walking around with slightly open laptops to keep their AI agents running. There are other solutions.

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The guy with a 'killer idea for an app' can finally build it. So can everyone else.

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A tech employee visibly looking stressed at a desktop computer

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My aging family kept falling for scams. For $20, I built a no-code app to protect them.

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Matt Sanner and his parents
Matt Sanner, 54, vibe coded ScamSkeptic, an app to help his aging family members who have fallen for scams.

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One of Disney's top AI users tells all: 'I'm pushing the bleeding edge'

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Claude D'Amaro
Disney is leaning into AI tools like Claude under CEO Josh D'Amaro.

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I used AI to code a scheduling app in minutes. It was easy, but it shouldn't worry software companies.

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A picture of a laptop displaying the home screen for Herdly.
I wanted to make scheduling meetups fuss-free, and trying to peer in on my friends' calendar apps wasn't cutting it. Enter Herdly!

Aditi Bharade

Consuming too much AI can be a bad idea. New data on 'tokenmaxxing' reveals a better approach.

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Nathan's Hot Dog Eating champion Joey Chestnut eats an olive burgers before the Lugnuts game against the TinCaps at Jackson Field in Lansing. Chestnut set a record with 13 olive burgers eaten in 5 minutes.
Consuming too much is sometimes not good. Burger consumption is shown above. AI token consumption is discussed below.

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Claude Code creator Boris Cherny is sick of the phrase 'vibe coding'

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Boris Cherny talks at San Francisco's Code with Claude developer conference.
Boris Cherny, the creator of Claude Code.

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'Something that was very expensive is now available to everybody': Why AI could change software for the rest of us.

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Three women, standing between two rows of filing cabinets, are consulting file cards and collecting information for the preparation of the new 'All Canadian Atlas', Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, 1959.
You may end up coding at your job — even if you never think you're coding.

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An early-stage VC shares why he's not investing in AI coding startups — but doubling down on these founders

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Antler Asia's cofounder and managing partner
Antler Asia's cofounder and managing partner says he won't invest in a new vibe-coding startup

Antler

Amazon pushes AI use and closely tracks adoption, as some employees push back

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Amazon CEO Andy Jassy
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy

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