
GitHub's new EVP stood up at Universe this week and said the output that matters isn't code, it's completed work. Then the Octoverse report landed: merged pull requests tripled in under a year, to 220 million a month. Commits more than tripled. Two weeks ago I covered a Harvard study that found more AI code and no matching rise in finished work.
So which is it?
On this episode of The Pro Coder Show, everything is up for grabs. Current readings on new code is off the charts. At the same time, our metrics for making estimates are flat out unreliable. How are we to make sense of it? Tune in and find out!
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- Bleeping Computer: Northflank breach and AI API key abuse
- Bleeping Computer: Railway warns devs to rotate secrets
- InfoQ: The Ladder Is Missing Rungs
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