Daily Reading List

I read a lot. Too much, but what can you do? At the end of each workday, I publish a list of every tech-related article or blog I read that day. And I’ll sometimes mix in a YouTube video or code repo for fun.

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Here are the last few editions:

• Daily Reading List – June 15, 2026 (#805)
  Today’s links look at why “skill fatigue” is real, how to rethink your build versus buy strategy, and how to differentiate a vibe coder from a software engineer.
• Daily Reading List – June 12, 2026 (#804)
  Today’s links look at why it’s crunch time for Java modernization, how to teach agents to recover from lost memory, and why the new Colab CLI matters.
• Daily Reading List – June 11, 2026 (#803)
  Today’s links look at why your AI strategy has a trust problem, what loop engineering is all about, and why the PaaS market keeps bundling and unbundling.
• Daily Reading List – June 10, 2026 (#802)
  Today’s links look at why you need to focus on agent experience, why you should do nothing at work, and how to master hooks in your coding agents.
• Daily Reading List – June 9, 2026 (#801)
  Today’s links look at building interrupt-resilient AI workload on Kubernetes, why Paris Hilton isn’t scared of building on Android, and how to use Google’s agent-as-a-service endpoint.