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I think we are in a bit of a trough of people trying to use methods and processes of irrelevant practices, when what is needed for a whole new dynamic, is an adapted and novel set of methods and processes. I suspect we may not get out of it for a number of years until a distinct AI-native generation can start emerging. I have had great effect and know others who have done even and far better than me, and all of them have totally reworked and revised everything about software development processes. Being able to adapt things form first principles seems to be the differentiating factor. I don't like it, but we are probably going to see a whole generation of the past software devs unable or unwilling to adapt to the revolution in the industry that is simply not going to go away. Unfortunately we will lose things precisely because all that experience and expertise will not be captured and implemented, just like we have lost so man things from the past, like the many different proprietary and secret methods and practices that were jealously guarded by artisans, craftsmen, and artists. But now I've gotten off track a bit. Cheers.