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Dan Gerlanc

@dgerlanc
Fractional CTO for data intensive products Host of the Agents and Engineers podcast - agentsandengineers.com
New York
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    Dan Gerlanc
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    Sep 8
    “The job of software engineering is going to become much, much, much more interesting. You're basically going to be left with the interesting problem, the hard stuff, the stuff that requires taste.” On the latest episode of the Agents + Engineers podcast, Julien Verlaguet and I
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    Sep 1
    “A premise we had like, I don't know, 15 years ago, we're like, oh yeah, data science is going to be like this amazing thing that's like going to deliver all this business value. I don't think we have really delivered. I think for a large part we've failed, right?” On the latest
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    Dan Gerlanc
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    Aug 25
    Hugo Bowne-Anderson and Doug Turnbull and I discuss how using agents, it’s now feasible for all engineers to build search specifically for their application. Hugo is an independent data and AI consultant who has advised teams building AI-powered systems at Netflix, Meta, and
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    Dan Gerlanc
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    Aug 18
    “We're going to have humans in the loop, and humans are going to need to read code and sign off on it before shipping it. And readability will still matter, and Python remains the hands-on winner for that.” On the latest episode of the Agents + Engineers podcast, Paul Everitt,
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    Dan Gerlanc
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    Aug 11
    “For anyone listening, I would just say, you know, hold on to that as much as you can, ‘cause you still need to understand stuff…I think that's the last bastion of what we can do as humans.” On the latest episode of the Agents + Engineers podcast, Niels Bantilan, Chief Machine
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