@aiDotEngineer: Tokenmaxxing, Productivity, & internal AI Platforms @swyx in conversation with @GergelyOrosz, Editor of The Pragmatic E…
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Podcast discussion on "tokenmaxxing," real-world AI productivity gains, and how internal AI platforms are reshaping software engineering roles.
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Tokenmaxxing, Productivity, & internal AI Platforms @swyx in conversation with @GergelyOrosz, Editor of The Pragmatic Engineer on the phenomenon of “tokenmaxxing,” whether AI productivity is “real”, and the changing role of software engineers.
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