Don’t Be a Slop Cannon: The Importance of Discipline in AI Coding @GadgetHacks
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Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Vibe coding is fast. But Scott Hanselman says speed without engineering discipline can turn developers into “slop cannons.”

In this conversation from Microsoft Build 2026, Scott explains how he uses GitHub Copilot, parallel work trees, code reviews, tests, and human judgment to practice what he calls AI-augmented software engineering.

You’ll hear why he doesn’t care about token leaderboards, lines of code, or raw commit counts—and what he measures instead.

Featuring Scott Hanselman and Corey Noles on The Neuron: AI Explained.

More from The Neuron: theneuron.ai


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