The startup graveyard is full of founders that didn't make it past year one—not because they weren’t talented, visionary, or ambitious—but because they made predictable, preventable mistakes.
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That flies in the face of the popular (recent) advice to exploit extensively capabilities provided by AI tools, doesn't it?
We can generate *a lot* of code fast and cheap, but the price to pay is its maintainability.
Heck, Sam Altmans and Dario Amodeis of this world will be quick to tell us it's the thing we *have to* do if we don't want to become irrelevant.
But that's the very definition of "cheap code," ain't it?
And, let me add, at least for now, in the long run it is if the quality of cheap code (as in: a direct equivalent of bottom feeders of the market a decade ago).
An important disclaimer: *in the long run*. That's when tech debt accumulates to kick us in the butt big time.
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Glad you like it. It's part of a series. I have 200+ actionable snippets out there and now publishing deeper conversations about each one. Book coming soon. I hope you enjoy them and get some value from them 🌞
"Cheap code is expensive."
That flies in the face of the popular (recent) advice to exploit extensively capabilities provided by AI tools, doesn't it?
We can generate *a lot* of code fast and cheap, but the price to pay is its maintainability.
Heck, Sam Altmans and Dario Amodeis of this world will be quick to tell us it's the thing we *have to* do if we don't want to become irrelevant.
But that's the very definition of "cheap code," ain't it?
And, let me add, at least for now, in the long run it is if the quality of cheap code (as in: a direct equivalent of bottom feeders of the market a decade ago).
An important disclaimer: *in the long run*. That's when tech debt accumulates to kick us in the butt big time.