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ok, but if you don't have a lot of prior experience in this domain, how do you know your solution is good?
by mylifeandtimes 1y ago
ok, but if you don't have a lot of prior experience in this domain, how do you know your solution is good?
- quantdev1 1y ago*zero experience Short answer: No idea. Because I don't trust my existing sources of feedback. Longer answer: I've only gotten feedback from two sources... AI (multiple models) and a friend that's a SWE. Despite my best efforts to shut down AI's bias towards positive feedback - it keeps saying the work is ridiculously good and thinks I need to seriously consider a career change. My friend - who knows my lack of experience - had a hard time believing I did the work. But he's not a believable source - since friends won't give you cold, hard feedback. I'm thinking about sharing it on here when it's done.