Teams/Zoom? I don’t have accounts on those services, but I do join, via my browser, when a client sends me a link. If I was faced with a choice of having to verify my identity/age for these services, then I’d have to consider the position carefully. Realistically, I am not in a position to say “no, I will not use Teams”, as some long-term clients are not going to change their corporate approach just because Neil doesn’t like something, and I’d rather not lose them as clients. So that could be a pain, if those services were within scope.
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Everyone knows the models are good now. That’s not news. But most people still miss the point. They see AI-generated code, call it slop, and move on. Sure, unguided, it is slop. But guided? The models can write better code than most developers. That’s the part people don’t want to sit with. When guided. When you know what you want. When you know what architecture to reach for. When you understand the tradeoffs and can articulate them clearly. The game goes on easy mode.