This was the second week of my month long experiment with publishing Monday to Friday. Few of you have opted-in to receiving daily posts, I’d love to hear why. As a reminder, this can be done from Manage Subscription > Notifications.
The guide on Test-Driven Development with Copilot on GitHub’s The ReadME Project is the biggest piece of the week, with a step-by-step walkthrough building a library driven by tests and heavily relying on Copilot’s code suggestion.
Two more posts on AI and the future of work. Don’t fall for the lump of labor fallacy points out that every time time a job gets automated, people find new ways to invest the freed up time and resources to create new ones. Swift did not disrupt the iOS job market, and neither will AI compares failed prophecies from back in 2014 with those we’re hearing today.
Knowledge is networked reflects on how knowledge is as much about gathering information as it is about finding connections among it and, as a matter of fact, the edges are more valuable than the nodes. Finally, Own your clarity is an invitation to take a proactive approach to the way you communicate.
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