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As AI makes plausible software easier to produce, the scarce skill shifts from making things to choosing well. Taste is what helps engineering hold its shape.
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Engineering careers are often treated like ladders, but growth is not always vertical. Sometimes returning to the craft is what keeps leadership honest.- Published on
AI-assisted development is a workflow problem. The developers who design how they explore, plan, build, and ship will outpace those chasing the next model.- Published on
Andy Weir's The Egg reframes engineering ethics: every shortcut, every design choice, eventually lands on a human. Build as if that human were you.- Published on
The most valuable technology is rarely the most spectacular — it reduces friction, returns time, and serves people, not just business dashboards.- Published on
AI is changing how we write code — but not why we build. A gentle, optimistic note for juniors and career switchers learning software today.- Published on
Career growth in software engineering isn’t just about writing better code—it’s about taking ownership of your trajectory and focusing on real-world impact.