@zebriez a good cousin to a @stevehind wisdom: always be the first to name why the project may fail and what we will do if you are leading it. It shows that you know what’s up!
@zebriez@patio11@sbensu The step before mapping is imo more interesting, eg how to learn to see and how to build a network of co-workers / peers with whom you can reason about what you’re seeing? I doubt there’s a one size fits all mapping path, but the observation skills seems repeatable
@alth0u A tangent, but it makes a nice derogatory term for AI products that don’t out of the box and needs human assistance (think that Tesla robot): 工人智慧 workers intelligence
@signulll afaik they only have this weird scheme for ETF; individually held stocks are taxed only when sold. I only learned about this bc friends who moved there balked lol…
@kasrak People still review code, and for more critical PRs they still read/skim every line. There’s more PR stacking happening so each unit is less overwhelming. But afaik the org hasn’t fully leaned into AI yet. IMO if every engineer becomes power user, it’ll change
@bswud Deliberate government support is another factor. There's a very good public K-12 bilingual school next to Hsinchu Science Park where TSMC is located. Only kids with working parents at the Park or universities are admitted
https://t.co/hyHMetpoaK
@sbensu maybe the challenge is you can't really differentiate on it unless it successfully becomes your brand?
japan is a fun example though. it seems to me that there's a peer pressure culture so one gets punished for not caring enough