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Matt Pocock just dropped an 18-minute talk at AI.Engineer 🔜 CODE on why software fundamentals matter more than ever in the AI age: 00:00 - Why specs-to-code produces garbage 04:36 - Grill Me: the skill that interrogates your plan before AI writes code 07:21 - Fix verbose AI with... show more

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@aiDotEngineer If it just dropped it fell a long way, I gave this talk in April

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90% of AI content is written by people who've never shipped a production agent. This newsletter is written from inside 100+ engineering teams that do it every week. Subscribe for free 👇

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Alex Promptervor 4 Monaten

@aiDotEngineer nice one

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Limestone Digitalvor 4 Monaten

@aiDotEngineer Valuable lessons in there

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AI Guidesvor 4 Monaten

@aiDotEngineer nice

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Mayavor 4 Monaten

@aiDotEngineer I’ve had junior devs skip the basics and it always backfires. Do you find your embedded engineers leaning more on fundamentals vs. AI shortcuts?

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aaavor 2 Monaten

@aiDotEngineer He is fake ai engineer and his skills are not that useful

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Nataliavor 4 Monaten

@aiDotEngineer Calling TDD your AI’s speed limit is such a powerful way to explain it. Definitely saving this to watch properly later.

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Ferbinvor 4 Monaten

@aiDotEngineer Ship in April when nobody's listening. Lands when enough people have hit the same problem.

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AI Mastery Guidevor 4 Monaten

@aiDotEngineer TDD being called your AI's speed limit is such a good way to put it, saving this to actually watch later

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Sense Noped Outvor 4 Monaten

@aiDotEngineer But I want people out of an engineering loop and not in

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Zhenvor 3 Monaten

Design the interface, delegate the implementation is the same lesson for live captions. The interface a reader follows while someone is speaking has to be designed for readability first; if you only optimize the implementation underneath, the output still arrives as text the listener has to mentally repair on the fly.

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Zar⭕onvor 4 Monaten

@aiDotEngineer This looks amazing

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@aiDotEngineer that grill me part is so true because prompting is basically just learning to argue with your own bad ideas first

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