@augmind_fm: EP7 of the AM Podcast drops tomorrow! Software engineering has never been faster. How do we avoid the risks of optimizi…
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The seventh episode of the AM Podcast is announced, featuring an interview with Geoffrey Litt from NotionHQ to discuss the risks of optimizing for speed in software engineering at the expense of human understanding.
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EP7 of the AM Podcast drops tomorrow!
Software engineering has never been faster. How do we avoid the risks of optimizing for speed at the expense of human understanding?
We sat down with @geoffreylitt, a design engineer at @NotionHQ, to unpack taste, malleable software, and what it means to build for human understanding.
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