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The Developer Skills That Will Actually Survive AI

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“You have to prioritize between the thing you want to do and the thing that actually is driving the business, that’s what really big companies are fighting every single day.”

As former CEO of GitHub and now a startup founder again, Thomas Dohmke brings a rare, inside-out perspective on innovation across both worlds.

In conversation with Guy Podjarny, he explains:
• why startups and incumbents fight in different weight classes
• why humans shouldn’t sit in every feedback loop as agents scale
• the importance of learning as a core skill for future developers

AI Native Dev, powered by Tessl and our global dev community, is your go-to podcast for solutions in software development in the age of AI. Tune in as we engage with engineers, founders, and open-source innovators to talk all things AI, security, and development. 

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1. Thomas Dohmke- https://www.linkedin.com/in/ashtom/ 
2. Guy Podjarny- https://www.linkedin.com/in/guypo/ 
3. Tessl- https://www.linkedin.com/company/tesslio/
4. AI Native Dev- https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/ai-native-dev/

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