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mattcameron
3mo ago
What changes what AI builds for me is not a better prompt. It is a bit of documentation to work from first. Before I build, I spend more time planning and documenting what I want that doing the AI assisted build part. As I learn stuff I wri
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mattcameron
6mo ago
This is 3.2.1 in a small series of notes on launching an app built with AI. AI makes it easy to iterate fast. But there is a difference between learning and being stuck in loops. Simple test: After the last round of changes, can you say wha
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mattcameron
6mo ago
This is 3.2.2 in a small series of notes on launching an app built with AI. AI makes it easy to generate code and request reviews. But if the reviewer has to guess what you decided and why, then the feedback drifts into opinion instead of b
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Iteration should increase value, not just output
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6mo ago
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7mo ago
This is 3.7 in a small series of notes on launching an app built with AI. Just because it looks finished, doesn't mean that it is finished. AI can write the code, but the release decision is still human.
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What "Ready" Means in AI-Assisted Software Builds
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7mo ago
What does “ready” actually mean when building software with AI? A common pattern in AI-assisted development is declaring something ready because it looks complete. But readiness is not a polish milestone. It is a responsibility call. AI-ass
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7mo ago
That looks interesting and thanks for sharing. I’m finding I’m using YAML quite a lot lately as a bridge between human and machine readable. I’ll definitely be taking a closer look.
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7mo ago
This is 3.8 in a small sequence on launch decisions when building with AI. One pattern I keep seeing is that many launch risks were already known earlier in the build but stayed as vague concerns instead of being written down. Often a simpl
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Name the Risks Before Users Find Them (AI-Assisted Development)
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7mo ago
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7mo ago
The question “would you ship this with your name on it?” feels like a useful grounding for AI assisted work. If the answer is YES, then you know your ready to ship.
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Are You Comfortable Putting Your Name on This? (AI-Assisted Development)
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