richardbarosky

12:4912 minutes, 49 seconds experimenting with, and just seeing what comes out of it. Now, if you dig this stuff, then I'm running a cohort starting next week, starting June 1st,

12:5712 minutes, 57 seconds on AI coding for real engineers. This has been my most subscribed to course ever. People are going nuts for this. Uh

13:0413 minutes, 4 seconds we're going to have I think around 4,000 4,500 people in there. So, yeah, it's absolutely wild. But if you're enjoying

Matt Pocock https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mh5XZ-L5SFQ at 13:00

4k x $995 = ~$4 million

During a goldrush, sell shovels.

Made my day: "TECHNOFAD" - "Technologies Embraced for Career and Hype Over Functionality and Durability." (courtesy of ChatGPT)

Also good: "CASHUP" - "Career Advancement over Suitable Technology in the Use of Programming."

TAH syndrome, which stands for "Technology Advancement Hyping."

"This phrase comes from a student of mine named Boon. She always said that if you copy code from one place and paste it into another, you are obviously creating redundant code. She calls it "inheriting from the Clipboard," which I think it pretty clever and memorable.

When you copy code, ask yourself why you are doing it—and if the same operation is needed in two places, doesn’t this indicate that you need a service in your system?

My boss and mentor Alan Shalloway puts it this way: There are three numbers in software: 0, 1, and infinity. 0 represents the things we do not do in a system (we do those for free). 1 represents the things we do once and only once. But at the moment we do something twice, we should treat it as infinitely many and create cohesive services that allow it to be reused."

It actually came from a 2009 book called "Emergent Design: The Evolutionary Nature of Professional Software Development". Somewhat goes against the grain of the more common wisdom of taking the bullet once or twice. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rule_of_three_(computer_programming)

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