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Why We Will Never Have Enough Software Developers
relatively low numbers of Google SETs isn’t because Google has created a magic formula for productivity, but more of a result of adapting our engineering practice around the reality that the SET skill set is hard to find.
Jason Arbon • How Google Tests Software
No one cares about software quality anymore. I mean, yes technically that is untrue and there are demonstrably some people who do, but for the most part, quality software has become a niche luxury while the most commonly-used software has become a slow, laborious cesspool.
Feifan Zhou • No One Cares About Software Quality
The need for better AI or LLM-specific infrastructure, along with the host of problems that come with non-deterministic of LLMs, means that there’s more software work ahead of us, not less. Abstraction layers like LLMs create more possibilities and thus, more work.
Is this a good thing or a bad thing? I’m not sure.
A great example of this is frontend... See more
Is this a good thing or a bad thing? I’m not sure.
A great example of this is frontend... See more
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Getting software right is hard. It takes knowledge and skills that most young programmers haven’t yet acquired. It requires thought and insight that most programmers don’t take the time to develop. It requires a level of discipline and dedication that most programmers never dreamed they’d need. Mostly, it takes a passion for the craft and the desir
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