The irony here is that nothing has changed. Management is still asking why everything takes so long.
The reason that things take a long time has never changed, AI or not. Things take a long time because things are complicated. And if you rush head long into complicated problems with poorly thought through solutions, they will take longer and longer and longer to implement.
All the old principles still apply. All the same consequences still accrue. The bigger the mess, the longer the time.
@cris7ian Este thread me apareció un poco random. Pero me encanta como todos relacionan consumo de alcohol con volverse mierda y no pararle bolas a nada, ni a los hijos.
Python 3.11 is out! 🎉
This is one of the most exciting releases in a while, including significant speed upgrades and better error messages.
Here's what's new:
Big Announcement
The Algorithms Course is going to free for _everyone_
https://t.co/k0MCCpmt5U
No membership? No problem. Extremely kind of Frontend Masters to take their material and make it free
'Writing is the most important tool you have to unify people under a shared mission, convince others to care about what you care about, and drive a healthy, organized engineering team.' – @amyngyn
https://t.co/X0yaGkq9eg
you know why people don't run their own servers? because a couple decades ago american ISPs said "no" to having a web server in your home, and it's been the same ever since. synology could've been the macintosh of the home server, instead we all use dropbox and web 2.0
Well this is a first:
"There's an exodus among engineers at my workplace. My manager saw that I keep liking your posts on LinkedIn. Assumed I'm about to quit too.
They promoted me and I got a nice raise. No direct evidence, just my hypothesis. But I like to believe it.🤣"