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  1. 2026-07-25 / REDDIT'If Coding Has Been Solved, Why Does Software Keep Getting Worse?' Draws 763 Points and 586 CommentsWarsaw developer Piotr (ptrchm) published an essay on July 24, 2026 arguing that the gap between AI coding euphoria and shipped software quality is widening, and that the cause is organizational rather than technical: teams have frontier models and point them at features, because stability has no KPI. His examples are deliberately mundane — a banking app needing repeated FaceID attempts before showing a security confirmation, Slack stealing focus mid-terminal-command, an LG warranty form failing silently with the error visible only in the dev console, a car infotainment system with input lag during driving. He cites no data and says so plainly, resting the argument on inference. The 586-comment thread is the finding as much as the post: this is the strongest signal yet that the practitioner mood on AI coding tools has turned from capability to a question about what the capability is being spent on.
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