AI agents open a lot of pull requests now. Most are fine. Some quietly cheat to make the checks go green: they delete the failing test, weaken an assertion, wrap Continue reading AI wrote the PR. How do you know it actually works?
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There’s nothing like a good old fashioned budget review to remind you what you’re actually spending money on… and how much of it. PagerDuty is one of those tools that Continue reading PagerDuty’s 83% Stock Drop Since 2019 and What We Learned from It in 2026
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