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[1] https://www.theguardian.com/world/live/2024/sep/18/middle-ea...
> Can I use the Anthropic API for individual use?
> [Updated yesterday]
> Yes, individuals and hobbyists are welcome to use the Anthropic API. However, please note that use of the API is subject to our Commercial Terms of Service, regardless of whether you are an individual or representing a company.
Previously:
> No. Access to the API is subject to our Commercial Terms of Service and is not intended for individual use.
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Serialized Development
The model from NT 3.1 -> Windows 2000
All developers on team check-in to a single main line branch
Master build lab synchs to main branch and builds and releases from that branch
Checked in defect affects everyone waiting for results
Diagram: Developer
Developer
Developer
Developer
-> Single MainBranch -> Product Build Machine -> Product Release Server<link rel="alternate" type="application/atom+xml" title="Atom feed" href="https://blog.nawaz.org/feeds/all.atom.xml">
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— Hey John, I hope you are well. I am really passionate about CS (specifically Software Engineering) and I want to pursue a career in it. But I can't help but be a bit concerned about the future availability of coding jobs due to AI (chatgpt4 and stuff). I understand it's hard to predict how things will be in the next 10-15yrs, but my main concern is that I may be putting in all this hard work for nothing. I'm concerned Al will make my future job(s) obsolete before I even get it. Any thoughts on this?
— If you build full “product skills” and use the best tools for the job. which today might be hand coding, but later may be Al guiding, you will probably be fine.
— I see....by “product skills” do you mean hard and soft skills?
— Software is just a tool to help accomplish something for people — many programmers never understood that. Keep your eyes on the delivered value, and don't over focus on the specifics of the tools.
— Wow I’ve never looked at it from that perspective. I'll remember this. Thanks for you time. Much appreciated.