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| | | | | How the CAP theorem explains trade-offs in software engineering organizations between quality, velocity, and communication. | |
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ezyang.github.io
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| | | | | The tail wagging the dog refers to a situation where small or unimportant things are controlling the larger or more important things. A common reason this occurs in software engineering is when you get too absorbed in solving some low level problem that you forgot the whole reason you were writing the code in the first place. LLMs are particularly susceptible to this problem. The problem is that in the most common chat modality, everything LLM does is put into the context. While the LLM has some capability of understanding what is more or less important, if you put tons of irrelevant things in the context, it will become harder and harder for it to remember what it should be doing. Careful prompting at the beginning can help, as is good context hygiene. Clau... | |
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www.screamingatmyscreen.com
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| | | | | Timo Zimmermann talking about software engineering, leading teams, consulting and start ups. | |
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www.jurecuhalev.com
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| | | In Meaningful work interviews I talk to people about their area of work and expertise to better understand what they do and why it matters to them. Jose Antonio Pio Gil is Engineering Manager and Cloud Architect and Marley Spoon. We discuss the role of Engineering Manager and Cloud Architect and his approach to leading [...] | ||
