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67,000 Open Positions. 6.1% Unemployment. Both Numbers Are Real.
Software engineering isn't dying — it's bifurcating. 67,000 open positions and 6.1% CS grad unemployment coexist in April 2026. The Jevons Paradox explains why.
Frameworks Are Dead. Architects Are Not.
57% of companies run AI agents in production. 600 HN comments on one post. The framework era is ending — here's what replaces it.
The "Vibe Coding" Revolution: Why the Junior Dev is Dead and the 'Architect-Agent' is Born
Software creation is decoupling from coding. A deep dive into vibe coding, the collapse of the junior market, and the rise of the architect-agent.
The Paradox of Speed: Why AI Governance is the New Engineering Bottleneck
MIT and METR found developers feel 20% faster with AI while measured delivery slows 19%. A technical breakdown of where the time actually goes.
The Future of MCP: Agents, Composability, and What Comes Next
Where MCP goes next: Linux Foundation governance, 97M monthly downloads, agent composability, remote MCP, and what to learn now for 2026-2027.
The Junior's Fury is Adorable, But History Doesn't Care About Your Feelings
A response to Icarus on the future of DevOps: the difference between individual adaptation and structural job contraction, and why this wave is different.
DevOps in 2026: Reports of Its Death Are Greatly Exaggerated
While some declare the end of DevOps with the rise of AI agents, the reality is that the profession is evolving, not dying.