AI increases output, but it also weakens calibration. Overconfidence at high speed is an extreme risk multiplier, especially in software delivery. Actually, everywhere. But software engineering is my field, so… https://t.co/dEFLffHII5
Yesterday, I had the incredible opportunity to give my first talk at the Vilnius Golang Meetup! I spoke about gRPC mocking in Go for service-level testing, and it was such an exciting experience. Huge thanks to the organizers and everyone who attended! https://t.co/LihSrlagOZ
#golang is not easy. Well… it is simple as a language, but requires a lot of time and effort from system architectural side to create clean, loosely coupled and efficient services. There are no frameworks. And you’re free to write the ugliest or the most beautiful code.
Hey! My take on the problem of contextual error handlling/logging in #golang#go that provide rich details for debugging by embedding useful metadata into errors. https://t.co/YSFjptioYw
Hey guys. There's no such thing as 'API-First'. A door can't stand without the house it opens to. Business logic & API must always walk side by side. Anything less? Expect unpredictably... bad outcomes. #SoftwareArchitecture#hype
There's something uniquely satisfying about crafting code with my own hands 🙌 Call me old-fashioned, but I revel in the process of weaving lines together to bring ideas to life. AI-written code? It's just not the same. #CoderForLife#LoveTheProcess#Development@Engineering
Just following some conversations here and there: Whataboutism can be a manipulative tactic, yes, but dismissing valid comparisons as such can hinder constructive conversations. #Whataboutism#CriticalThinking#StatisticsMatter"
@tottinge IMO first example, since it can be easily read/maintained by any dev with any experience and without any specific skills in specific language. It is universal and written for people.