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Cesar Aguirre

Posted on Oct 6

When code breaks, you can't simply say, "AI did that."

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Sometimes I code, always I write — A simple man making his way through the galaxy, writing as I go — 📚 Author of "Street-Smart Coding Manifesto": bit.ly/csarag-sscm

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