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The discussion explores the tension between software engineering and computer science, highlighting their differences and the unique magic that software brings. It argues that engineering vision and understanding are intertwined in a bidirectional relationship, which is crucial for innovation. The post critiques the widespread use of abstraction layers, suggesting they can stifle creativity and deeper understanding. It also likens large engineering organizations to abstraction layers, pointing out their limitations in driving radical changes and innovation due to siloed structures.

The magic of software; or, what makes a good engineer also makes a good engineering organization

Abstractions: Building More, Creating Less

When Teams Become Tupperware: Sealed Tight and Stale Inside

<p>Super good post, but the title doesn’t sell it imo</p>


<p>Can’t believe they did a whole post about this picture without even mentioning the artist, Mark Ferrari, who’s probably the Michelangelo of pixel art…</p>
