Beth Lyons

So there are techniques to let other models review what one model has done, and that may become more and more important as what's happening gets outside of certainly a novice human understanding, but at some point even an expert human understanding, right?

Absolutely.

And what I feel like people are coming to experience before knowledge is what software teams have been doing for years, right?

Like, we're like, oh, good, we're using GitHub.

Ah, okay.

So what is the Git process?

And I spent the weekend, last weekend, going back and forth trying to get a real handle and understanding for the system that I set up between my MacBook and my old Windows computer because they don't actually talk.

And when you're talking about code, you don't actually want to use something like OneCloud.

Google Drive, iCloud, all of those things use a different system to to

determine the difference between two files and it corrupts GitHub.

Like it's completely a problem.

And our colleague Brian discovered that the hard way.

So we would like to really let everyone else know, do not share your code files through these kinds of file savers, Git and GitHub.

really allow that.

Now, my GitHub isn't actually filled with code.

It's just filled with files that I'm working on on different computers.

Some of that might be good files, but it might also just be a text preparation for a contract or an idea, a project PRD kind of thing.

And that kind of piece, going back and forth and understanding you can't be working on the same file at the same time, you can't ideally be working on the same feature or directory, subdirectory within your system at the same time because it just is messy, right?

And I think we got out of...

That kind of mindset when Google Docs let you have two people edit the same document.