Exhibit A (1)

These are the blogposts where I play both detective and lawyer - gathering the evidence, then making the case for a fix.

I open each post by surfacing voices from the wild—links to tweets, Reddit comments, forum rants (thus the name "Exhibit A")—to prove the problem exists at scale. Once the pattern is clear, I propose a path forward and build the case for my proposed solution.

Ever scroll through a forum and think "yes, exactly this"? I collect those moments and pair them with practical solutions you can actually use. I dig through the noise so you don't have to.

The Inflection Point: Why Renowned Programmers Changed Their Minds on AI Coding

As I write this today in mid of January 2026, I can't shake off this feeling. Something flipped in last few weeks. Hackernews/reddit are filled with links to posts from purist, respected programmers (that I have personally looked up to since 2007 when I started studying programming) suddenly singing praises of LLM coding. Some of these had previously written off "(Vibe/Agentic) Coding with AI" as something that was good for hobby/mini projects, code reviews or first draft.