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  • @Bitcollage
    Bitcollage
    @Bitcollage
    Sep 2
    The plan was a short post: Generating code is cheap, Engineering is not! It turned into something longer. I ended up writing down how I think about AI, our craft, and how the developer role is changing. Opinionated, and very much my own view at this point.
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    Generating Code Is Cheap, Engineering Is Not
    Sometime around the middle of this year, I got careless. I have worked in software engineering for almost two decades. I have also worked with LLMs for several years. Still, I thought I could just...
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  • @Bitcollage
    Bitcollage
    @Bitcollage
    Aug 31
    I have this pretty often: I send a prompt to an agent, cancel it a second later, and then immediately think, damn, maybe that would have been the perfect result😄
  • @Bitcollage
    Bitcollage
    @Bitcollage
    Aug 25
    No one talks about reusability or tooling. People simply aren't interested in it at all. They don't show any interest when you want to do something along those lines, but they're the first to get upset when things in a framework or library don't work as expected in this regard.
  • @Bitcollage
    Bitcollage
    @Bitcollage
    Aug 19
    Only the people responsible for building and maintaining software systems should decide how those systems are built. Being an expert in one area does not automatically make you an expert in another, especially without practical feedback loop that comes from working in that area.
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  • @Bitcollage
    Bitcollage
    @Bitcollage
    Aug 19
    If AI can generate the code, will cooking meat, especially Wagyu, become the real challenge in the kitchen?
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