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Stop writing code, start directing agents. The hardest part of adopting AI isn't the tools, it's the mindset. Get curious, become a director, treat AI as the pilot instead of the copilot, and obsess over the product instead of the code. You won't get lazy; you'll grow new muscles.
I’m thrilled to share that Josh Drumm and I will be presenting at Boston Code Camp 39 on November 22nd! Our session - “Vibers vs. Doomers: The AI Coding Debate” - is going to be a fun one: Is AI the future of software engineering or the beginning of its downfall? In this lively, debate-style session, two developers take opposite sides: the... Continue Reading →
I’m very excited to have another guest writer on my blog: OpenAI Deep Research! I didn’t write this post. I heavily relied on OpenAI’s Deep Research. I did review, clean up, and modified a little, but this is a guest post from ChatGPT ;) My prompt was: Write a comprehensive blog article, following my style,... Continue Reading →
This is the third and final post in my mini-series. In my first post, Where have all the Engineers gone?, I shared some hard questions about the current state of engineering and what it will look like a few years from now. In my second post, Rise of the Agent Director, I discuss the importance of experienced... Continue Reading →
David Lozzi 