Craig Morrison
@craigmorrison.dev
👨🏻💻 Software Engineer
🏴 Glasgow, UK
🏴 Glasgow, UK
Yes, much more likely some dependency on us-east-1, although it’s possible they were running something there. It would be illegal to actually store and personal data in the US, the UK still has its EU era data protection laws and the US doesn’t meet the standards required.
October 23, 2025 at 10:58 AM
Yes, much more likely some dependency on us-east-1, although it’s possible they were running something there. It would be illegal to actually store and personal data in the US, the UK still has its EU era data protection laws and the US doesn’t meet the standards required.
1–3 months is pretty normal for professional jobs in the UK and other European countries too.
Don’t forget that they work both ways though.
Don’t forget that they work both ways though.
July 17, 2025 at 6:48 AM
1–3 months is pretty normal for professional jobs in the UK and other European countries too.
Don’t forget that they work both ways though.
Don’t forget that they work both ways though.
That’s a long way off because right now generated code just undermines the confidence we have that a person has done the work to understand the problem.
That trust in our colleagues is why we get comfortable just skimming over PRs at the high level, just checking for dumb mistakes.
That trust in our colleagues is why we get comfortable just skimming over PRs at the high level, just checking for dumb mistakes.
May 22, 2025 at 8:37 AM
That’s a long way off because right now generated code just undermines the confidence we have that a person has done the work to understand the problem.
That trust in our colleagues is why we get comfortable just skimming over PRs at the high level, just checking for dumb mistakes.
That trust in our colleagues is why we get comfortable just skimming over PRs at the high level, just checking for dumb mistakes.
Well here it 2m so maybe I have believed that 6ft was dangerous!
May 21, 2025 at 7:19 PM
Well here it 2m so maybe I have believed that 6ft was dangerous!
Reposted by Craig Morrison
As always the problem with AI is that having it work the way anyone wants requires lots of other things to happen that won’t simply just happen
May 19, 2025 at 6:11 PM
As always the problem with AI is that having it work the way anyone wants requires lots of other things to happen that won’t simply just happen