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From one piece AI didn't kill portfolios 3 beliefs, in the piece's order there
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Models can churn out endless competent-looking software. They can't tell you which problem is worth solving, or which solution feels right.
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A portfolio does not make you good. It makes your work visible.
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A model can now write, in a couple of minutes, what used to take weeks of after-work time.
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