software engineering
5 statements across 5 episodes · 2 bullish · 0 bearish · 5 people on the record · first statement Jul 15, 2017 by Chris Granger · across every show →
Everything said about software engineering, oldest first
Jul 15, 2017 positive
Granger: Software engineering must gain power through simplicity, not complexity
“What we're really trying to get back to is simplicity, right? Instead of adding more teacups on top of this thing, wipe all the teacups away and find the foundational principles that we need in order to embrace this new machine, right? Gain power through simpl…”
Jan 2, 2019
Balasubramanian: Security must become as fundamental to developers as scalability
“Most people, when they talk about, okay, when we put the solution, it shouldn't break as soon as we have 100,000 users hitting the site, right? It's a, it's ingrained in everybody's mind that you need performance, scalable code. What we need to do is add to th…”
Sep 29, 2025
Power: Manufacturing automation is primarily a software coordination problem
“Most of this is actually a software problem. People like see a robot do thing, but it's actually like all of the machines are extremely dumb computers basically, and it's a coordination problem and it's an autonomy problem. And the one thing that we are still …”
Oct 23, 2025 positive
Aug 25, 2026 neutral
Casado: AI programming differs from past abstractions by abdicating deterministic logic
“If I'm writing a program, I'll like, whatever, I'll use a cloud database, I'll use storage, I'll use networking, you know, whatever it is, but like correctness and logic for the program is under the programmer's control. Maybe I'll use a third party library. B…”