re: Couriers, Not Coders (Syntax Isn't The Edge Anymore)
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"How many tables did you use?" "One or two...I don't know." A coder said that while demoing a feature to a client. C'mon! You wouldn't forget that detail unless you had memory issues. While screensharing, I noticed he had Codex open—another coding agent. It wasn't a memory issue after all. Someone…
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re: Couriers, Not Coders (Syntax Isn't The Edge Anymore)
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