My full interview w/@sam_alba of @MendralHQ. Agents allow devs to generate 10x more code.Great for them, bad for ops.The pipeline (and ops) become overwhelmed. Mendrals answer, fight AI, w/AI, creating an agentic DevOps engineer that runs in the background https://t.co/eedglgh3bS
AI is gaining noticeable traction with individual devs, small teams, and greenfield shops. Enterprise adoption is different. To scale beyond pilots and isolated efforts, enterprises must first address five key blockers. https://t.co/Trb36DMzyr
AI is creating a SW delivery crisis and also giving us the tools to fix it - @sam_alba co-founder @MendralHQ (@ycombinator W26) talks about reinventing software delivery for the agent era, where he thinks the entire SDLC is heading and how Mendral can help https://t.co/pqBCRMvWno
AI will automate the SDLC, but not its ownership. — @sam_alba, co-founder @MendralHQ (@ycombinator W26), and first hire at @Docker
(Full interview to come)
Whenever you see a note on a product that says something to the effect of "easy peel," please view that as aspirational and s feature that will be added in a future release
I grabbed @botchagalupe, co-author of the DevOps Handbook to get his thoughts on AI agents & DevSecOps. His message: what worked w/traditional SW doesnt apply. We need to rethink governance, particularly given the scale, velocity and autonomy of agents https://t.co/JywMHPdy5j
For agents in the enterprise to transition from POC to in-process inclusion you need governance to support grass roots adoption. Without it, you run the risk of shadow AI, leaving you open to security breaches and preventing you from truly leveraging AIs abilities
I made a typo and was mocked by @claudeai ! --> “If you mean chatbot (not catbot!), here's how NLP fits in:” It knew I didnt mean catbot, as far as i know there is no such thing as a catbot and yet, it had to be a jerk.
@pamanes7 Thanks for the support and helping to make Sputnik the success it was. Yep, its about learning and evolving and the opportunity that it will bring
I keep hearing about devs whose code is now being 100% AI generated (or soon will be). Why am I not hearing concerns about the potential decline in developer jobs? (Im definitely hearing it wrt knowledge workers)
@cra what's more amazing is where its going: "we believe that Claude Code will be 20%+ of all daily commits by the end of 2026" -- The genie's not going back in the bottle
An LLM controlled robot arms—and outperformed custom robots without task-specific training. AI is becoming a “general brain” for robotics. -- Brain Verkley of @VASTDataAI talks about what he saw at @PyTorch