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Cursor 3 launched with agent-first interface - ditched VS Code layout for parallel AI fleets. Run dozens of coding agents simultaneously across local/cloud/SSH. Agents write code, developers orchestrate. Big shift in AI tooling.

@pointlessone BUT, I do get contacted by recruiters often, which I basically ignore, but they do, so I think it depends on a number of things including profile (I have been building platforms and managing infrastructure for over 30 years), and location, even for remote jobs. Around half of the positions they contact me for are remote or hybrid. Where are you based? 2/2

@pointlessone Interesting. I haven't been looking for a new role myself for quite a while so I haven't experienced the current job market first hand lately, and I was assuming the information in the article would be realistic. 1/2

Rails job market 2026 is stronger than the "Rails is dead" narrative suggests. Companies want Product Engineers who ship solo. Lower supply of Ruby devs than demand = higher salaries. Remote work standard, especially for European devs. - https://dev.to/zilton7/the-ruby-on-rails-job-market-in-2026-why-its-better-than-ever-j

New from OpenAI: Safety Bug Bounty program for AI abuse issues. Up to $100k for prompt injection and jailbreak findings. Interesting expansion of bug bounty scope into model behaviour.

I use AI daily for coding, but I'm confused about one thing. If these models just run inference on frozen weights, they aren't really learning, right? It feels like working with an expert who has constant amnesia. Is AGI even possible if the model never truly updates its understanding?