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Using AI to write better code more slowly

Article URL: https://nolanlawson.com/2026/05/25/using-ai-to-write-better-code-more-slowly/ Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48272984 Points: 1130 # Comments: 417

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The 5-Layer Architecture Every Production Multi-Agent System Needs (And Why Most Skip Layers 4 and 5)

Your Multi-Agent AI System Is Just a Dinner Party With No One in Charge Picture this. Dinner guests arriving in an hour. Four people, each capable, each assigned a job. One handles the grill. One sets the table. One makes the salad. One runs the music. Thirty minutes in: the grill isn't heating because nobody opened the propane valve. The salad person is waiting on ingredients that were never passed over. The appetizers are cold because the reheating was supposed to happen ten minutes ago. The

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CSS Scroll-Driven Animations: No JavaScript Required

Originally published on danholloran.me If you've ever added a scroll progress bar to a page or built a "reveal on scroll" effect, you've probably reached for Intersection Observer, a scroll event listener, or a library like GSAP. They work fine, but they run on the main thread, add weight to your bundle, and often require careful cleanup. The browser has a better idea. CSS scroll-driven animations are now stable across Chrome, Edge, and Safari 18, with Firefox catching up fast. They let you tie

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Vite 8 + Rolldown: Rust-Powered Builds That Are 10–30x Faster

Originally published on danholloran.me If you've ever watched a production build spin for a minute while your terminal mocks you with its progress bar, Vite 8's arrival is worth paying attention to. The headline change is a new bundler under the hood — Rolldown — and the performance numbers coming out of early adopters are hard to ignore. For years, Vite juggled two separate bundlers to cover different scenarios. During development it leaned on esbuild for its raw speed, and at build time it han

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How Shamir's Secret Sharing Works

Article URL: https://ente.com/blog/how-shamirs-secret-sharing-works/ Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48272715 Points: 364 # Comments: 70

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