Integral.的动态

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Increase the number of iterations without confrontation. If you and I were a pair programming or if we're air writing an article and there wasn't something I articularly liked or agreed with, there's some level of investment now in putting into communicating effectively additional effort into making sure the communication is also kind and received in a way that it is it. It will get the most collaborative response out of you and an AI doesn't necessarily. Have the same kind of feelings I have to worry about. I can use shorthand a lot of the time in terms of providing feedback, which would be considered rude in most countries. And then the other things I think are the nondeterminism where growing up as engineers, we are unfortunately sort of brainwashed into thinking that this is a very deterministic world. And then one of the things I really loved that pivotal is, you know, it really changed the mindset. Around that of actually it's very nondeterministic and we're going to build in resiliency either from a product standpoint through understanding our customers better or from a systems and engineering standpoint of hey, if we're wrong, the cost of change to get it closer to right based on new information is going to be minimal because we've architected our teams and our systems in a way that. That can again go back to iterating, but the underlying assumption is things are nondeterministic. And I think talking to an AI that's nondeterministic has helped me also be more articulate in my communication to other humans. And then the third one is I think it forces us to design better. And and and a little bit maybe more upfront design than than before because. There's fewer assumptions that you think you can assume that the other person who typically a pair programmer would be a similarly smart person who understands a lot of the contact and has the same morality that now you know longer have. So between the iterations nondeterminism and forcing me to design better, I think it helps me write better code, right? Write write better code.