samgutentag

It's not you — It's me.

I had to double check myself at least a half dozen times, too

"We built it, it worked sometimes, so we threw it all out" is either the most honest engineering blog post I've read in a while or the plot summary of every project I've ever worked on.

It feels like the teams getting AI workflows right are the ones willing to iterate toward simplicity, figuring out what they're uniquely good at and letting the rest of the ecosystem handle the rest.

That loop of build, learn, simplify is quietly producing better products than "build the whole thing" ever did.

Just wanted to flag the use of the little "jump back to where I was reading" links on the footnotes is a feature I'll be implementing and using on every footnote I ever write for the rest of my life now. Thank you!

"Law Enforcement Officer"

These days, it needs to be very clearly an example project/feature/whatever the take home is.

If it even remotely smells like "real work" I'd be inclined to pass. I don't need to do work for free, or use my tokens for them either