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For engineers who pair with AI as a coworker, keep the thinking, and ship value instead of slop.

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The games I had the most fun with always had metagames.

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Using AI to write code is the easy part.

Building the system that writes the code is the job.

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Time-to-market vs time-to-regret

A decade ago, when my wife and I realised we couldn’t get ahead with the salaries we had, I started freelancing.

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I still call them a success.

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