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This essay examines how AI-generated code has broken the traditional link between the worker's credentials and their output, sparking debates over gatekeeping and quality. It proposes that new verification tools can rebundle contribution with a verifiable receipt, addressing both quality and access concerns.
An essay arguing that merely hating AI is insufficient; instead, we must engage with its risks and work to shape its future, despite the difficulty.
An analysis of common misconceptions about the UNIX philosophy, arguing that the common interpretation of small programs communicating via pipes is a misunderstanding of the original design principles.