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This PR adds a new provocative opinion piece titled "English as a Programming Language: The Great Engineering Regression" by Shtef.

The article explores the "Hype vs. Reality" and "Contrarian Angle" criteria, arguing that the industry's push for natural language programming is a step toward ambiguity and away from the precision required for robust software engineering.

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  • Added src/content/english-is-the-worst-programming-language.mdx (~840 words).
  • Updated src/assets/data/blog-posts.ts with the new entry (ID 74).

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  • pnpm build, pnpm run lint, and npx tsc --noEmit all passed.
  • Playwright tests confirmed the post renders correctly at /blog-detail/english-is-the-worst-programming-language.
  • Verified that public/rss.xml and other restricted files are not included in the commit.

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Created a new opinion post arguing against the efficiency of natural language as a primary programming interface. Updated blog-posts.ts metadata.
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The PR title and description are not accurate. Here are my suggestions:

Proposed title: Add opinion piece: The Natural Language Trap — Why English is the Worst Programming Language

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Adds a new blog post opinion piece arguing against natural language as a programming paradigm, registered as entry ID 74 in the blog posts data.

  • Added src/content/english-is-the-worst-programming-language.mdx (~840 words)
  • Updated src/assets/data/blog-posts.ts with the new entry (ID 74) titled 'The Natural Language Trap: Why English is the Worst Programming Language'

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