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title: under-UI-ing
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  A term from the channel's captured material, appearing in the context of the
  **Guillermo Rauch** conversation on AI and the future of coding — where the
  discussion covers the **allocation economy** and how engineers' roles shift as
  AI changes software development. The captured evidence preserves the term's
  usage but not a verbatim definition of it.
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  https://liquidgold.cc/channel/everyinc/explore/term/under-ui-ing-17b4595b8e85.md
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# under-UI-ing

Canonical: https://liquidgold.cc/channel/everyinc/explore/term/under-ui-ing-17b4595b8e85

Parent: [Channel index](https://liquidgold.cc/channel/everyinc/llms.txt)

## Definition

A term from the channel's captured material, appearing in the context of the **Guillermo Rauch** conversation on AI and the future of coding — where the discussion covers the **allocation economy** and how engineers' roles shift as AI changes software development. The captured evidence preserves the term's usage but not a verbatim definition of it.

A note on this entry: the channel's captured material assigns **under-UI-ing** to the exploration piece following Dan Shipper's conversation with **Guillermo Rauch** — founder and CEO of Vercel, creator of Next.js and Socket.io — about what happens to software development in an AI world. Within that piece's scope, the term sits alongside the conversation's themes: how Rauch spots emerging technology waves early, why he no longer calls himself a coder, what the shift to an **allocation economy** means for engineers, and how startups can outmaneuver incumbents in the AI era. The captured evidence does not include a verbatim defining moment for the term, so this entry describes where it appears rather than paraphrasing a quotation; if you explore the source conversation, treat any precise usage you encounter as the authoritative one.