Bruno Pellizzetti

Lawyer, programmer, entrepreneur and enthusiastic about new ideas for a more practical living.

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I'm always 10% away from finishing a project, but that last 10% represents 80% of the actual work.

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Very power full tool for programming with AI: `Act as an software architect and analyse my code for me, give me insights and notes on which points should I improve` Then use simonwillison files-to-llm to get the full code of your repo (if it's small enough) to Ai.

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Always check all libraries when update main framework

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Never multitask with watery stuff

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11. There is no `technical debt`, each problem, unnecessary resources are multiplied by millions when dealing at scale software. Think that the delivery of small software must be as the same quality as a large one.

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Image processing learnings: 1. Test, Test and retest everything exhaustively before finalizing and starting to process files.

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3. Work with small batches per folder, too many files end up weighing down even simple processing and may slow down your process and hard drive

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10. Never trust zip files especially those with many files, better to download using multiprocessing.

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9. Be careful with multiprocessing and with the logical order of your code and the output results.

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8. Always try the simplest approach possible, be careful not to spend too many resources like memory, servers, and advanced computing (IA-GPU) for simple tasks (Crop and Read).

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7. Take time to create tools to make your debugging easier, easy methods to verify results and FAST.

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6. Be careful not to change the entire scope of the project based on an isolated error and discover this only later. Have a broad troubleshooting view

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5. Sometimes perfection is impossible and can block you or... don't stop doing what's good to try to do what's perfect.

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4. Have patience and resilience to face code challenges and unexpected issues/problems.

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Claude became very bad after the version with web browsing. Learn and readapt, don't be held hostage by a tool.

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Claude AI sucks Tesseract training with specific fonts, probably in any training involving images generative AIs will not be good.

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Always think in real world and not abstract development coding...

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If you don't fix a small problem today, pretty soon you will have two problems to solve...

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Keep the same method methodology across all the project to avoid getting crazy or reusing the same methods on other parts of the codebase.