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Graph Engineering explained: what it is, when to use it and when not to
Most people are using AI at 5 to 10% of what it can actually do. There is a faster way, and it is bigger than it looks. Learn it, and you can optimize enormous processes, not just personal tasks. This is the skill behind real roles at large companies. The difference between doing one job, and designing how a hundred of them get done. I got lucky with it early. When I studied at one of the best universities in Denmark, we had a whole course on one thing: how to lay a process out as a diagram and make it as efficient as possible. Back then it felt abstract. Now it is the exact thing the top…
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