Felienne Hermans
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"What I had not realized is that extremely short exposure to a relatively simple computer program could induce powerful delusional thinking in quite normal people" […]
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Ongemakkelijk, maar waar: veel mensen geloven echt dat ze superieur zijn
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October 10, 2025 at 8:07 AM
All fun and games to be doing the human free work for a few decades!
And then came AI... More in this week's newsletter:
https://www.felienne.nl/2025-40/#is-vibe-coding-the-death-of-programming
And then came AI... More in this week's newsletter:
https://www.felienne.nl/2025-40/#is-vibe-coding-the-death-of-programming
October 9, 2025 at 9:26 AM
All fun and games to be doing the human free work for a few decades!
And then came AI... More in this week's newsletter:
https://www.felienne.nl/2025-40/#is-vibe-coding-the-death-of-programming
And then came AI... More in this week's newsletter:
https://www.felienne.nl/2025-40/#is-vibe-coding-the-death-of-programming
Or a subject called something like Requirements Engineering, which sounds very difficult and technical, but is just “asking people what they want.” And you only need to learn that indirectly, because talking to customers is something a product manager does for you. You get to type code all day long!
October 9, 2025 at 9:19 AM
Or a subject called something like Requirements Engineering, which sounds very difficult and technical, but is just “asking people what they want.” And you only need to learn that indirectly, because talking to customers is something a product manager does for you. You get to type code all day long!
However, coding entails much more! If I say "I'm writing a book", it is clear to most people that I don't just mean typing on the keyboard, but also planning, deleting, and rereading. How come programming, which is at its core similar to writing, is seen so much more narrow?
October 9, 2025 at 9:16 AM
However, coding entails much more! If I say "I'm writing a book", it is clear to most people that I don't just mean typing on the keyboard, but also planning, deleting, and rereading. How come programming, which is at its core similar to writing, is seen so much more narrow?
@robinkuiper Niet zo heel veel eigenlijk! Uurtje erbij misschien?
Het zware denkwerk is al gedaan en dan doorlezen en ondertussen vertalen is een goede manier om wat kritischer te kijken naar wat er staat (dus hopelijk ook minder tikfouten).
Het zware denkwerk is al gedaan en dan doorlezen en ondertussen vertalen is een goede manier om wat kritischer te kijken naar wat er staat (dus hopelijk ook minder tikfouten).
September 29, 2025 at 8:39 AM
@robinkuiper Niet zo heel veel eigenlijk! Uurtje erbij misschien?
Het zware denkwerk is al gedaan en dan doorlezen en ondertussen vertalen is een goede manier om wat kritischer te kijken naar wat er staat (dus hopelijk ook minder tikfouten).
Het zware denkwerk is al gedaan en dan doorlezen en ondertussen vertalen is een goede manier om wat kritischer te kijken naar wat er staat (dus hopelijk ook minder tikfouten).
September 29, 2025 at 7:18 AM
