Prompt engineering was coined before tooling like Claude Code existed, when everyone copied and pasted from chatgpt to their editor and back.

Agentic coding highlights letting the model directly code on your codebase. I guess its the next level forward.

I keep seeing agentic engineering more even in job postings, so I think this will be the terminology used to describe someone building software whilst letting an AI model output the code. Its not to be confused with vibe coding which is possible with coding agents.

My current employer is taking a long time to figure out how they think they want people to use it, meanwhile, all my side projects for personal use are going quite strong.

> since you can get out any time you want.

If you dont hate whats requested, how do you get out any time you want?

At some point websites will just have to start charging an entry fee just to make it so if you really are yet another bot, at least you are paying for your stay. If you're not rate limiting your websites in 2026 on a per user level, you really need to, and figure out how to do it meaningfully. Raise limits for known human power users, especially if they pay to use your website.

I wonder if the "short-term" "fix" is people will start to migrate off the web and into mobile, though none of this stops agents from using phone emulators, so kind of pointless, but I imagine crawling the web is easier for AI.

Digg did charge a $5 fee (which they donated) for the beta.

So in other words... We COULD in theory run Windows on our iPhones.

In theory you can run any software on any hardware.

Oh I fully get that, what I mean is in a viable way.

It was already demonstrated in practice: https://www.xda-developers.com/tiny11-dev-windows-11-iphone-...

Also: https://getutm.app/

How do you deposit a check on a PC? I know on a computer you can just take photos of the front and back, and deposit it.

American Express savings has no physical branches. Heck its not unique to them, there's other banks with no physical branches.

Cash App is probably the biggest. I was surprised how many gen z people I talked to say they use cash app for everything from direct deposit to their tax returns.

That's quite crazy to hear about tax returns.

We got a RAD IDE for terminals before GTA6 and before anyone sensibly makes a replacement for Electron. Wild.

This is really cool though.

I seem to remember having a RAD IDE for terminals with Turbo Pascal back in the 1990s. But yea, still before GTA6.

Its not just doing this to open source GPL software. I have seen friends disassemble code in archaic languages, and have Claude translate the Assembly back to the original language, and churn on it until it compiles. It worked.