Claude

Enterprises move slow. The beauty of it is if you crack the code and you get in, it’s harder for them to throw you out. So that’s 1, they just move slower. Second, they’re super freaked out about the privacy and security of their data. Everybody’s been talking about data for 10, 15, 20 years. I just realized how valuable my data actually is. I’m si... See more

Good decisions need context. Experienced engineers know that the answer to most technology choices is “it depends.” Knowing the pros and cons of a particular technology isn’t enough—you need to know the local details too. What are you trying to do? How much time, money, and patience do you have? What’s your risk tolerance? What does the business ne

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large prompts will prove to be an anti-pattern. They go against the common wisdom in software engineering.

Write small, testable, functions.

Imagine a world where LLMs are used for small, incremental steps.

That’s how engineering works. It’s taking a large problem and breaking it down into smaller problems.

This is how you test, validate and evaluate ... See more