Most technical posts today are not written to be useful. They are written to look useful. In the AI era that is a losing game. If your post sounds like everyone else, it will be read like everyone else, which is to say skimmed, liked, and forgotten.
I like open source for the same reason I like well designed systems.
Clear inputs. Honest outputs. Humans in the loop.
Because open source was never about how much code you can generate.
It was about caring enough to make it right.
The best line of code is the one you never write.
The second best is the one you delete.
In an era where code is cheap, clarity is expensive. That is where real engineering lives.
Like physical systems, software naturally moves toward disorder unless energy is applied to keep it organized. In codebases, this disorder appears gradually and often quietly.