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From my little experience I find this article's point to be true. I've been in a few organisations where the flow of people (students) is constant, so experienc
by Liftyee 1y ago
From my little experience I find this article's point to be true. I've been in a few organisations where the flow of people (students) is constant, so experience constantly leaves and mistakes get repeated (we haven't figured out a proper knowledge base). All one can do is try their best to transfer the experience before graduating, but taught lessons don't stick as deeply as firsthand learnings (with the associated toil...)
- mncharity 1y agoHmm. We've often discussed AI as programmer codegen tool, and as vibe coder. But there have been other roles over the decades associated with programming. Perhaps AI could serve as a team Librarian? Historian? Backup Programmer (check-and-balance to a programmer)? A kibitzing greybeard institutional memory? Team Lead for humans? Coach/Mentor? Something else? Mob programming participant?