is that comic sans? pls no

i thought you were taylor swift... who have i been following this entire time

If you understand what software engineering as a career actually entails (lots of people and organizational problems, understanding legacy code and tradeoffs) you are at a career advantage over those who understand the job as just producing code.

Those jobs could be replaced. But that ain’t the job

make sure you use /ide so it at least has some integration with your ide. for instance, viewing diffs is much better in ide than in cli.

the organizers intentions were probably good, but it was awkward for everyone and i think probably soured their first impression of these conferences.

i welcomed them to come to the event as peers in the technology field and then they were told they should stick around because they were women.

and we get to see the end result: everyone naturally gravitates towards her

same here. LLMs have replaced the majority of my google searching and stack overflow, but i still do most of the actual coding unless it's very basic repetitive stuff like test scaffolding.