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@mnl@hachyderm.io This is true. I don't see software engineering as just 'managing an AI'. I think that in the past, I architected a system; I knew what database to use, what platform, and how many services there should be and how they should communicate with each other, caching strategies, things like that. And I also wrote the code so progress was, not slow, but it went at speed 1. That's fine because 1 was all there was. That was normal speed. Now with AI the software can go at speed 7, which is fine because that means I no longer need to spend so much time on the coding part. I can just be, as a whole, more productive because I can spend more time on the architecture, more time thinking about those caching strategies or the most efficient ways for the services to talk to each other.

@MaddieM4@raphus.social That's part of it though; that counts 😀 👍 I should make some contributions to some open source projects. I really love coding in Go.

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@MaddieM4@raphus.social You're going to contribute something to Mastodon? High five 😀

@MaddieM4@raphus.social Yes I think testing is so crucial for any Go codebase. I use really nice Ginkgo / gomega tests which describe what is happening ie: When("the user enters some stuff and", func() { When("the users input is invalid and", func() { When("the validator spots the issue", func() { It("should output an error", func() { I find this a lot more intuitive than the bare tests which come with the core libraries. Go is very opinionated and idiomatic so it kind of keeps codebases looking similar but when tests are easy to follow it can really help readability.

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