Akshay Harti

[Akshay Harti @AkshayHarti]

Team: One Voice (solo)
Repo: https://t.co/9VzufDYURx
Full demo: https://t.co/Yj7kPnJVae

[Akshay Harti @AkshayHarti]

Every ID check assumes you can see.

I'm Team One Voice (solo)

I built Aria, voice-guided ID verification on Meta AI.
Talk through consent → licence scan → selfie → verdict. No UI needed.

Spark narrates, Wonder reads the ID, Transcribe listens.

[Akshay Harti @AkshayHarti]

How Aria works:

🎙️ muse-spark-1.3 narrates every turn live + adversarial audit
👁️ muse-wonder-1.0 reads the licence fields
🎧 muse-voice-transcribe-1.0 handles voice input

Deterministic checks: AI perceives, code decides. Deployed on Cloudflare Workers.

[Akshay Harti @AkshayHarti]

Try it live 👇 #MetaHackathon
https://t.co/Azc8zm0fxs

[Akshay Harti @AkshayHarti]

@rahulballal7 Thats when you realise your work is life, and you're CEO of sipping nectar 😂

[Akshay Harti @AkshayHarti]

@housecor I might be missing something here but I don't get how the dialog manages it's own visibility, it still is managed by it's parent.

I think inverting the control for <MyDialog /> will do the trick

[Akshay Harti @AkshayHarti]

@housecor What is your opinion on using getOr/propOr functions from utility libs like Ramda/remeda, instead of optional chaining?

e.g. const book = { name: 'JS fundamentals' }

const author = R.propOr('', 'author', book)
instead of
const author = book?.author ?? ''

[Rahul Ballal @rahulballal7]

This is an incredibly fun and informative video/presentation https://t.co/8HIYgk6I9d

[Akshay Harti @AkshayHarti]

@bragancaalucas @allenholub What if, a release got shipped over a weekday but the bug occurred on a weekend. How do we deal with this situation?

[Akshay Harti @AkshayHarti]

@allenholub When you hide unfinished things behind feature flags, does it involve pushing incomplete feature work which might not have any tests? Or do you think we should always push tested changes even if it's hidden by feature flag?

[Manuel Spigolon @ManuEomm]

What is stopping you from using @fastifyjs?

[Rahul Ballal @rahulballal7]

The kind of middle management you hire as a CEO of a startup is important. Just like a worm it can eat the fruit hollow. #startup #startups #culture #tip

[Allen Holub. https://linkedIn.com/in/allenholub @allenholub]

If you're doing Scrum and estimating or breaking up stories into tasks, you may want to reconsider. From the horses mouth: 👇

[Ryan Carniato @RyanCarniato]

The tradeoff of being based on primitives is people can do whatever they want. Like adding 2-way binding to @solid_js when I did everything possible to discourage the pattern.

I can't get mad about this. That's the point of the library. To put control back in developers' hands.

[Louie Bacaj @LBacaj]

I managed and grew many Engineers into leaders in Startups and Big Tech.

Tech Leads, Team Lead, Staff+ "Architects," Managers of Managers, etc.

I've also reported up to EVPs, CTOs, and CEOs.

Eleven hard truths about engineering leadership 👇

[Akshay Harti @AkshayHarti]

My first blog on how to functionally program in JavaScript. Any feedback/comment is appreciated.

"A simple way to learn Functional Programming (FP) in JavaScript (JS)" by Akshay Harti #DEVCommunity https://t.co/Juw4saTYDo

#javascript

[Cory House @housecor]

It’s remarkable how much better life is on a development team with this simple rule:

Code is automatically deployed to production when merged.

No more long release coordination threads.
No tedious approval processes.
No manual, repetitive, time-consuming steps.

Just merge.

[Allen Holub. https://linkedIn.com/in/allenholub @allenholub]

Our biggest enemy is complexity.

Often, when I say that, people think only of the code we’re writing. Reducing complexity includes reducing the complexity of the entire system, however, not just the code.

[David Fowler @davidfowl]

We're making lots of progress on the minimal API experience in .NET 6. Lots of features are finally coming together. #dotnet

[Rahul Ballal @rahulballal7]

@davidfowl This is exactly why F# is winning me over and has made a strong case for me to come back to .net land. @ScottWlaschin thanks for all the talks