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AI is an implementation detail not a value prop.
At the end of the day, customers buy outcomes not the models that drive them.
If you can't sell the pen without saying “AI,” you probably don't understand the problem well enough yet.
Defining what you're actually trying to get done is step #1.
At the end of the day, customers buy outcomes not the models that drive them.
If you can't sell the pen without saying “AI,” you probably don't understand the problem well enough yet.
Defining what you're actually trying to get done is step #1.
January 19, 2026 at 3:03 PM
AI is an implementation detail not a value prop.
At the end of the day, customers buy outcomes not the models that drive them.
If you can't sell the pen without saying “AI,” you probably don't understand the problem well enough yet.
Defining what you're actually trying to get done is step #1.
At the end of the day, customers buy outcomes not the models that drive them.
If you can't sell the pen without saying “AI,” you probably don't understand the problem well enough yet.
Defining what you're actually trying to get done is step #1.
💻 Software Engineering 101: Learning Through Memes
Today’s Lesson: Lambda
The promise of AWS Lambda is simple: Upload a function. An event triggers it. You pay per execution
But cold starts, harder debugging, and unexpected costs can all cause issues
What’s your best (or worst) Lambda story?
Today’s Lesson: Lambda
The promise of AWS Lambda is simple: Upload a function. An event triggers it. You pay per execution
But cold starts, harder debugging, and unexpected costs can all cause issues
What’s your best (or worst) Lambda story?
January 16, 2026 at 2:16 PM
💻 Software Engineering 101: Learning Through Memes
Today’s Lesson: Lambda
The promise of AWS Lambda is simple: Upload a function. An event triggers it. You pay per execution
But cold starts, harder debugging, and unexpected costs can all cause issues
What’s your best (or worst) Lambda story?
Today’s Lesson: Lambda
The promise of AWS Lambda is simple: Upload a function. An event triggers it. You pay per execution
But cold starts, harder debugging, and unexpected costs can all cause issues
What’s your best (or worst) Lambda story?
💻 Software Engineering 101: Learning Through Memes
Today’s Lesson: Moore’s Law
Moore’s Law isn’t physics. It's an observation made by Gordon Moore in 1965: transistors roughly doubled every ~2 years
Now Moore's law is slowing as transistor are harder to shrink as we run into physical limitations.
Today’s Lesson: Moore’s Law
Moore’s Law isn’t physics. It's an observation made by Gordon Moore in 1965: transistors roughly doubled every ~2 years
Now Moore's law is slowing as transistor are harder to shrink as we run into physical limitations.
January 9, 2026 at 1:26 PM
💻 Software Engineering 101: Learning Through Memes
Today’s Lesson: Moore’s Law
Moore’s Law isn’t physics. It's an observation made by Gordon Moore in 1965: transistors roughly doubled every ~2 years
Now Moore's law is slowing as transistor are harder to shrink as we run into physical limitations.
Today’s Lesson: Moore’s Law
Moore’s Law isn’t physics. It's an observation made by Gordon Moore in 1965: transistors roughly doubled every ~2 years
Now Moore's law is slowing as transistor are harder to shrink as we run into physical limitations.
If your interview process doesn't cover salary, responsibilities, and work culture, what exactly do you talk about?
January 8, 2026 at 12:44 PM
If your interview process doesn't cover salary, responsibilities, and work culture, what exactly do you talk about?