
Vibe Coding: when programming isn't engineering
Is programming an art, a science, or a bit of both? Some code 'by feel,' but let's be careful with labels.
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Is programming an art, a science, or a bit of both? Some code 'by feel,' but let's be careful with labels.

AI engineering sounds like rocket science, full of fancy new, complex terms. The real headache, however, isn't writing the code but getting it to work in the real world.

While the rest of the world chases chatbots that shower you with compliments, Apple decided to do something weird: build an AI that knows when to shut up. Craig Federighi, Apple's engineering chief, explained that the new Siri won't court anyone — unlike certain assistants that seem designed to make you feel like their most important friend in the universe.
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Anthropic just released Claude Fable 5, an AI so powerful it can compress months of engineering work into days. The catch? It's so capable they had to build an unleashed version (Mythos 5) for the professionals who know what they're doing. Welcome to the era where the smartest AI is also the most dangerous.

Imagine storing 10 million documents that need instant semantic search. FAISS wants 31 GB of RAM. TurboVec does it in 4 GB — and searches faster. Not magic. Just solid Rust engineering.
Impulse Space just landed half a billion dollars—and no, they're not blowing it on GPUs. This rocket engine startup has decided to invest in the scarcest resource out there: actual human engineers.