AI Is Widening the Gap Between a CS Degree and a Software Job
We had a flawed educational pipeline that relied on employers to handle the vocational pieces. AI is making that system unviable.
Practical takes on AI adoption, literacy, and real-world use for teams and individuals without the hype.
We had a flawed educational pipeline that relied on employers to handle the vocational pieces. AI is making that system unviable.
Struggling with AI tools is a skill issue, but it's not the one the boosters say it is.
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Part 1 of a series about LLM security concerns, explained for mere mortals.
Somewhere in your company, there are people who are drowning. The worst part is that they're your most competent employees, the ones who not only care about the quality of the work product, but also have the skills to improve it. This isn't a post about
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With metered pricing, you are now paying by the unit for your least capable people to flail at scale.
Jevons paradox or anecdotal coincidence?
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