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by graemefawcett 1y ago
I think it's still fair to call yourself an engineer while you're using a tool that might still be new. It doesn't change the principles of engineering just because you have a slightly different tool in your tool belt You&#x
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by graemefawcett 1y ago
If you're claiming those to be the success ratios you're having with AI assisted engineering, perhaps the phrase context in, tokens out might help. The relationship is symmetrical I have found. In general, the more constraints yo
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by graemefawcett 1y ago
I think there are significantly more than 2, when you start to count variations through the spectrum of neurodiversity. Spatial thinkers, for example, or the hyperlexic. Meaning for hyperlexics is more akin to finding meaning in the edges o
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I Built the Perfect Workflow and attracted some friends in the process(graemefawcett.ca)
3 points by graemefawcett 1y ago|1 comments
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by graemefawcett 1y ago
I used to do it all in org-mode, but then institutional laziness got the better of me. Now we solve detective cases together, craft intent through a talking teddy bear. This is how I try to keep it all together - one REST endpoint coordinat
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I built a translator for spatial thinking (because I can't interview in Python)(graemefawcett.ca)
2 points by graemefawcett 1y ago|1 comments
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by graemefawcett 1y ago
I've had one job interview in my life and I was sweating so bad I wore a suit jacket in July, in Michigan... it might have contributed to the problem. I've been a software engineer for 20 years, responsible for billion dollar supp