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These are PDF articles that have been saved under the `pdfs/` folder, annotated and studied.
This is different to [[z resources]] as that will contain resources in general, including articles (articles are a subset of the responsibilities of [[z resources]])
## Software Articles:
- [[I thought I knew system design]]
- [[Every Senior Engineer has read these books]]
- [[Software Quality]]
- [[Software Quality]]
- [[20 Software Engineering Laws]]
- [[Redefining the Software Engineering Profession for AI]]
- [[Effects of insufficient sleep on circadian rhythmicity]]
- [[Effect of Tiktok on teens]]
- [[Reason some people are likable]]
All files that are not done:
```dataview
TABLE
FROM "Articles"
WHERE done != true AND file.name!="Articles MOC"
SORT file.name ASC
```

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# Every Senior Engineer has read these books Notes:

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# AI summary:

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# Reason some people are likable: Notes
> [!PDF|] [[reason-some-people-are-likable.pdf#page=4&selection=12,1,18,70|reason-some-people-are-likable, p.4]]
> > acceptance prophecy” — the psychological phenomenon where your expectation of being accepted or rejected subtly shapes your behavior, which in turn influences whether others actually accept or reject you.
> [!PDF|] [[reason-some-people-are-likable.pdf#page=7&selection=0,67,2,33|reason-some-people-are-likable, p.7]]
> > “Dont wait to be welcomed. Be the welcomer.”
>
> Interesting conclusion people come to, something we are taught 1400+ years ago.
> [!PDF|] [[reason-some-people-are-likable.pdf#page=10&selection=6,0,8,31|reason-some-people-are-likable, p.10]]
> > Someone has to lower the wall first. Magnetic people are simply the ones who decide that person is them.

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# Redefining the Software Engineering Profession for AI: Notes

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# Software Quality: Notes
> (\[\[software-quality.pdf#page=1&annotation=122R|software-quality, p.1\]\])
> We've normalized software catastrophes to the point where a Calculator leaking 32GB of RAM barely makes the news.
> [!PDF|254, 254, 0] [[software-quality.pdf#page=1&annotation=122R|software-quality, p.1]]
> > We've normalized software catastrophes to the point where a Calculator leaking 32GB of RAM barely makes the news.
>
![[2026-05-22-software-quality.png]]
> (\[\[software-quality.pdf#page=10&annotation=123R|software-quality, p.10\]\])
> Teach fundamental engineering principles again. Array bounds checking. Memory management. Algorithm complexity. These aren't outdated concepts—they're engineering fundamentals.
> [!PDF|] [[software-quality.pdf#page=10&selection=34,0,40,50|software-quality, p.10]]
> > Teach fundamental engineering principles again. Array bounds checking. Memory management. Algorithm complexity. These aren't outdated concepts—they're engineering fundamentals
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- [The 20 Software Engineering Laws](id:973f2e9c-f161-45ad-8f19-2e4d563f56ac)
- [Microsoft banned AI because it cost too much.](https://medium.com/data-science-collective/microsoft-banned-ai-because-it-cost-too-much-135bcbf15a18)
# Substack Articles: Notes