Casey Muratori
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From one piece Why performant code matters (but gets widely ignored), with Casey Muratori 3 beliefs, in the piece's order there
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Then there's another possibility which is that it actually already has worked but just the productivity boost isn't as big as would be obvious if people got 10% more productive. That would still be pretty impressive because it's hard to get a 10% across the board uplift.
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it's more about what do you want to do? Like what why are you spending this time, right? It's a philosophical question, not a productivity question.
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I've said like the licensable engine thing kind of was our AI transition already unfortunately and uh I regret to inform you that the news is not probably that positive.
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