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 This is Overpass Insights, my name is NAME_1 and I make apps.  Okay, so today I'm coming to you from NAME_2 which is on the south coast of England and it's a beautiful day here today.  So I've been coming here for the last few weeks, I'm taking a class on Saturdays which I'll probably talk about at some point in the future.  But it was just so nice out today that I thought this is the perfect place to do a video.  And I haven't been doing them a lot lately so let's do it here, why not? This is really cool.  Anyways, so today I want to talk about working by yourself as a developer in a company.  This is something to think about if you're going to do something like with AI and everything.  It's going to take over a lot of jobs and a lot of developers.  I think companies are going to be able to do a lot more with a lot fewer people.  So over the course of my career I've worked in big development teams, I've worked in development departments, I've worked in development companies.  And I've also worked in companies where I was just the only developer.  And I think that's something that we're going to have to get used to going forward.  Those of you guys who worked in development teams or you worked in the IT department or the software development department,  depending on how big the company was, you might find it difficult to go back to a small company.  So I wanted to share some of the things that I find you have to know when you're working as the only developer in a company.