---
title: 'My talk at ZelDevMeetup'
url: 'https://graker.ru/en/news/2026/08/11/zeldevmeetup-talk-2026'
language: en
type: post
author: 'Roman Grachev'
published: '2026-08-11T13:20:00+03:00'
updated: '2026-10-25T13:48:56+03:00'
categories:
  - 'On life'
  - Zelenograd
  - AI
translations:
  ru: 'https://graker.ru/news/2026/08/11/zeldevmeetup-talk-2026.md'
---

# My talk at ZelDevMeetup

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Yesterday the stars aligned just right and I managed to give a talk at the [Zeldev meetup](https://zeldev.ru/).

The talk is called «Robots write the code, but we answer for it» — based on my April article. About the cat, vibe coding and losing your marbles. I originally planned to give it in May, but this turned out even better — over these months I've added a few new ideas.

In my opinion it went quite well, I haven't lost the skill over a decade. Thanks everyone, especially the organizers for the opportunity!

The slides are attached, they're in a progressive HTML format, so you can view them right in the frame (in Russian). I made the deck in Claude Design (where else would you make a presentation about neural networks?), which is probably why clicking back and forth through the slides works a bit oddly, not quite like in PowerPoint or Impress. I recommend pressing the space bar (rather than just clicking) — then the animated bits will appear one by one, followed by the next slide.

There's no video recording.



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