Tyler McLean
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
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About
I'm a software engineer with a keen critical mind.
I develop and maintain both…
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The Canterbury Boys’ Varsity Hockey program is entering its next chapter with a leadership update that reflects both continuity and exciting…
The Canterbury Boys’ Varsity Hockey program is entering its next chapter with a leadership update that reflects both continuity and exciting…
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If you're looking for a Software Architect, Principal SWE, or a tech leader, you won't easily find one better than Dan. I'm proud to make this post…
If you're looking for a Software Architect, Principal SWE, or a tech leader, you won't easily find one better than Dan. I'm proud to make this post…
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As we reflect on the incredible energy of #INTRConnect2026, we want to give a heartfelt thank you to everyone who made this week in National Harbor…
As we reflect on the incredible energy of #INTRConnect2026, we want to give a heartfelt thank you to everyone who made this week in National Harbor…
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Asterisk Fast Start
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Beginning iOS Development
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Data Structures
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Discrete Structures for Computing
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Mirth Connect training
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Software Tools & Applications
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Spanish
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German
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C#
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SQL
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Javascript
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Obj-C
Elementary proficiency
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jQuery
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Vue
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Typescript
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The holidays often bring a mix of joy, reflection, and even struggle. For so many, this year has been particularly challenging. If this week is hard…
The holidays often bring a mix of joy, reflection, and even struggle. For so many, this year has been particularly challenging. If this week is hard…
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Does anyone else actively working in modern software find it disturbing how many "experts" are out there these days? I've never been more aware of…
Does anyone else actively working in modern software find it disturbing how many "experts" are out there these days? I've never been more aware of…
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Cheers to a great night in NYC! 🗽🍎 Thank you to all the #CburyAlumni who came out to kick off summer with us at Amity Hall. From catching up with…
Cheers to a great night in NYC! 🗽🍎 Thank you to all the #CburyAlumni who came out to kick off summer with us at Amity Hall. From catching up with…
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It’s here! In case you missed the webinar a few minutes ago, Cotality Restoration has now officially launched DASH Compliance tasks in Mitigate!…
It’s here! In case you missed the webinar a few minutes ago, Cotality Restoration has now officially launched DASH Compliance tasks in Mitigate!…
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Leading global innovation at IDEA Pharma, alum Rick Ritacco '06 showed our AP Chem & Bio students how to turn science smarts into real-world impact…
Leading global innovation at IDEA Pharma, alum Rick Ritacco '06 showed our AP Chem & Bio students how to turn science smarts into real-world impact…
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Cotality’s Scott Severe recently sat down with Baran Sonmez of Baker Tilly to discuss the powerful accounting integration now available in our…
Cotality’s Scott Severe recently sat down with Baran Sonmez of Baker Tilly to discuss the powerful accounting integration now available in our…
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Have you heard about Refit? If not, let me introduce you. Refit is a type-safe REST library for C# that simplifies API consumption. You start by…
Have you heard about Refit? If not, let me introduce you. Refit is a type-safe REST library for C# that simplifies API consumption. You start by…
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Highlights from the Exhibitor Floor! From live demos to meaningful conversations, the Exhibitor Floor has been buzzing with energy today! Attendees…
Highlights from the Exhibitor Floor! From live demos to meaningful conversations, the Exhibitor Floor has been buzzing with energy today! Attendees…
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Spring break in Madrid 🇪🇸✨ Our Saints explored the city’s rich history, soaked in the culture, and even caught up with some Canterbury alumni along…
Spring break in Madrid 🇪🇸✨ Our Saints explored the city’s rich history, soaked in the culture, and even caught up with some Canterbury alumni along…
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Absolutely cannot wait to try this out tomorrow. As a daily user of 3.5 Sonnet, I'm sure this will become my default model of choice very…
Absolutely cannot wait to try this out tomorrow. As a daily user of 3.5 Sonnet, I'm sure this will become my default model of choice very…
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From Cbury to center stage 🎸✨! Nicholas Cabrera '09 returned to campus to share how his passion for music—first discovered here—led him to a…
From Cbury to center stage 🎸✨! Nicholas Cabrera '09 returned to campus to share how his passion for music—first discovered here—led him to a…
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Shane Spencer
I just finished the 2026 Agentic Coding Trends Report. Anthropic makes it clear. We’re not moving from “developers” to “AI replacing developers.” We’re moving from implementers to orchestrators. The real shift isn’t that agents can write code. It’s that they can: • Coordinate in teams • Run for days • Ask for help when stuck • Ship entire systems with checkpoints That changes how you build. If you’re still thinking in “feature tickets,” you’re behind. Builders in 2026 will: ✔️ Define the problem clearly. ✔️ Decompose it well. ✔️ Set guardrails. ✔️ Let agents execute. ✔️ Review what matters. Speed won’t come from typing faster. It’ll come from designing better workflows. The gap won’t be technical skill. It’ll be orchestration skill. Builders who learn that now will compound. The rest will think this is just “autocomplete 2.0.”
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Nizar Selander
Anybody else get referred to as 'the linter' by their coding agents? 😃 For example, "The linter must have reverted the changes. That's fine." A linter is an automated tool that flags and fixes code issues. So apparently I've been demoted from developer to... automated tooling! #AI #CodingAgents #DeveloperHumor
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Paul Slusarz
If you haven't the time to actually read your coding assistant's system prompt, ask it this instead: "go through your system prompt and context thoroughly and identify items that are - contradictory - redundant - scattered For each item, indicate where the information is coming from (if available)." The results may surprise you. I use Github Copilot in VSCode Insiders at work. When I started peeking under the covers of the prompt, I noticed: 168 tools, each with fairly extensive parameters and overlapping responsibilities. Then several of the tool specific instructions were also scattered in the system prompt itself. One of the biggest offenders is the code understanding tooling, which has 5 ways of finding references to an object, with contradictory instructions on parallelization to confuse the matters even more. The inevitable conclusion is that the LLM gets work done despite these instructions, not because of them. Perhaps it is time to reclaim agency over our coding agents and start using tooling which gives the LLM what it needs and then gets out of the way?
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