I learned from your Founder course, thank you Nick.
INNOVATION
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AI-Backed Engineers: Infinite Robot Army Productivity Model
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The right model to think about productivity in software engineering is to consider that each engineer is backed by an infinite army of robots.
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1000x Programmers: Infinite Leverage in Idea Space
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See John Carmack, Notch, Satoshi Nakamoto, Vitalik Buterin, George Hotz, etc. for example of 1,000x programmers. It’s idea space and the leverage is infinite.
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Static hosting compatibility challenges in modern web development
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Yeah it's not very compatible with purely static hosting strategies sadly – had a conversation about that the other day here: https://
fedi.simonwillison.net/@simon/1093523
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Product Quality Determines Ad Performance Success
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Your ads are doing well because you have a good product people want. Your ads are doing bad because you have a bad product that people don’t think they need.
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Engineering Talent Cannot Be Measured by Headcount Alone
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Number of engineers – like number of artists, number of scientists, number of thinkers – is a completely useless metric.
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Engineering Capability and Productivity Disparities in AI Development
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They will, it’s not hard. Just takes a few good engineers. More engineers is not equal to better when some are literally 1000x more capable than others.
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Version 4 Ships with Improvements Despite Limited Resources
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Version 4 shipped a few days ago with some nice improvements – so it's getting better It doesn't have a team of thousands of engineers and designers behind it like Twitter used to though, so we may need to be a little more patient with it
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AI at the Core of Digital Transformation Success
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Prashant Natarajan (@natarpr), http://
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Datasette Desktop Tool for Data Exploration and Publishing
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This is one of the things I've been building @datasetteproj to help with – there's a Mac desktop version at https://
datasette.io/desktop