ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Two developers use the same AI coding tool, the same project, and the same deadline—but follow very different working methods.
Ship-It Sam optimizes for speed. Verify Veera defines assumptions, acceptance criteria, and evidence before trusting the output. At 9:20, who was really ahead?
Learn how to use AI-generated code without confusing code-complete with release-ready.
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