feat: link thought bubble meme in post 4 instead of embedding image

Author: SamHatoum

docs/perspectives/the-spec-driven-shift/your-ai-doesnt-know-what-it-doesnt-know-you-do.md

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 ![Your AI Doesn't Know What It Doesn't Know. You Do.](/images/perspectives/your-ai-doesnt-know-what-it-doesnt-know-you-do.png)
 
-There's this meme I keep coming back to.
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-![What I think vs What I code vs What Claude thinks vs What Claude codes](/images/perspectives/what-claude-thinks.jpeg)
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-A seasoned developer thinks about everything. Patterns, trade-offs, past failures, architectural consequences. And outputs a small amount of carefully chosen code. An AI doesn't think about any of that. It just produces an enormous amount of output.
+There's [this meme](https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7355647020340072448/) I keep coming back to. A seasoned developer thinks about everything. Patterns, trade-offs, past failures, architectural consequences. And outputs a small amount of carefully chosen code. An AI doesn't think about any of that. It just produces an enormous amount of output.
 
 A senior dev's actual superpower isn't what they produce. It's what they choose not to produce. After 15 years, I've seen systems collapse from shortcuts. I know what happens when you pick the wrong pattern in week one. I carry all of that with me. And when I make a decision, I'm filtering through thousands of these accumulated lessons. Most of my thinking is about what NOT to do.