The Context War in AI Coding Assistants: When Your IDE Wants to Swallow the Entire Codebase
In March 2026, Cursor announced it was expanding its context window from 200K tokens to 1 million. A week later,
In March 2026, Cursor announced it was expanding its context window from 200K tokens to 1 million. A week later,
The AI industry has a dirty secret, and it’s getting harder to ignore. In March 2026, IBM’s research division published
Two months ago, in a robotics lab in San Francisco, I watched a state-of-the-art robotic arm freeze in front of
Last year, when our team’s Figma renewal invoice landed on the finance director’s desk, it almost got rejected. Fifteen dollars
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When Yuxuan Liu’s team at the University of Hong Kong set out to build an AI agent framework, they had
Sarah runs analytics at a mid-sized ecommerce company. Last quarter her Segment bill came in at $11,400. This quarter it
It’s Friday afternoon around four o’clock. A frontend engineer drops a message in Slack: “Our CMS is down again.” Not
A founder I know shipped a complete SaaS prototype in two hours last month. User auth, database, payment integration, deployment.
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