18 | Navigating my first software dev job while prepping for Abitur 🇩🇪. Sharing the reality of balancing code, studies & building. | Founder @ Young Devs Club
This prompting guide from OpenAI is so good.
Real talk, everything you need. I directly integrated the SWE example into my workflow.
https://t.co/PJwA6TwuhK
After a 72-day streak, I'm changing the experiment guidelines.
I've noticed that the daily tweet feels like a burden, something I MUST, and NOT WANT to do. This ruins myself and the quality of my tweets preventing me from sharing useful stuff.
Therefore, I will change the daily tweet to unscheduled tweets posting when I want to do it. Some days might have multiple days, while others may have none.
Additionally, I'll only publish a post if satisfied with the quality and writing, rather than feeling pressured to post incomplete or unhelpful tweets to maintain the daily streak.
My ideal weekk has other points worth talking about, but this is it for today.
I hope this thread helps you build your own ideal week.
Btw., it would mean a lot to me if you like/repost the quote below.
Finally 5 small tips for your ideal week: ⚡
- Place the task with the most leverage at the start of the day
- Keep your body and mind healthy (walks, gym)
- Leave dedicated free time
- Pause regularly (90/20, 60/10)
- Dedicate a day for non-coding tasks from your to-do list
I feel amazed by how much joy building web projects can bring me. I have never felt so inspired by work and love to improve. It took some years to get to this point, so keep trying.
This advice helped me to see reality again. Especially that the Transformer model may not be able to lead to AGI in it's current form.
I hope this thread could help you to get a new viewpoint.
Btw., it would mean a lot to me if you like/repost the quote below.
Are you a developer concerned about the impact of AI?
I attended my first dev event, where I listened to talks from true experts on the future of developers and AI.
Here are the 5 most surprising lessons I learned:
🧵 A thread ...
Are you a developer concerned about the impact of AI?
I attended my first dev event, where I listened to talks from true experts on the future of developers and AI.
Here are the 5 most surprising lessons I learned:
🧵 A thread ...
5/5 - "MCP servers are the new security nightmare." Good for personal projects, bad for enterprise apps. MCP servers are susceptible to command injection attacks. They can be called by anyone, not just the LLM using it.
More info:
https://t.co/o16iQogNj0