← Back to context Comment by verdverm 5 days ago Knowing how to search prompt Google became a skill among programmers, so has prompt/context engineering 7 comments verdverm Reply jimbokun 5 days ago Nah, Google made search unreasonably good at finding what users are looking for regardless of how poor the query was. Calling searching in Google a “skill” is similar to calling getting sucked into social media a skill. verdverm 5 days ago It's different for programming, and especially evident when you are looking to solve a problem with an error message jimbokun 5 days ago You add “site: stack overflow.com”. 4 replies →
jimbokun 5 days ago Nah, Google made search unreasonably good at finding what users are looking for regardless of how poor the query was. Calling searching in Google a “skill” is similar to calling getting sucked into social media a skill. verdverm 5 days ago It's different for programming, and especially evident when you are looking to solve a problem with an error message jimbokun 5 days ago You add “site: stack overflow.com”. 4 replies →
verdverm 5 days ago It's different for programming, and especially evident when you are looking to solve a problem with an error message jimbokun 5 days ago You add “site: stack overflow.com”. 4 replies →
Nah, Google made search unreasonably good at finding what users are looking for regardless of how poor the query was. Calling searching in Google a “skill” is similar to calling getting sucked into social media a skill.
It's different for programming, and especially evident when you are looking to solve a problem with an error message
You add “site: stack overflow.com”.
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