1. Oh shit, AI can do my job better than me
2. Software engineering is dead!
3. I can vibe code as much slop as I want!
4. Oh, things are not going well. Fable/Sol/Opus all suuuck
5. But what if I constrain the agent? Put it in a straitjacket?
6. Oh, the results are pretty good now. How do I go deeper?
7. *Orders 12 software engineering books from Amazon*
8. Software engineering is alive!
My synopsis after watching the AI Buyer Pitch Teardown @ SF Tech Week: “Great idea, frontier models made it possible to sorta do that in-house, also have you thought about security?”
No matter how novel the idea it keeps coming back to security.
Last week’s question: can a single agent listen for signs of poor system health (Sentry errors as a starting point), detect a problem, spin up a test environment and reproduce the issue, and push out a fix? The answer: yes, obviously, that can be done.
@DistroKid your help center claims that stores don't allow artist name changes, but @spotifyartists contradicts this and says metadata updates need to come from you. Can you help?
Greetigns, I just found out that Eventbrite is laying off 45% of their workforce and I’m one of them.
Obviously We’re in strange times but I’m currently looking for a new position. Preferably based in Nashville, or remote-friendly.
Here’s my resume: https://t.co/joPYSNNfyD
I try not to use Twitter for stuff like this but... Here we go
My wife works for @SutterHealth which has a Kafka-esque process to donate PPE (dare you to try) despite efforts by the staff - which has also been told not to talk about it on social media.
But hey, I can.
I feel like I’ve learned a lot over the past decade, but the most impactful was seeing that there are great software engineers all over the world, not just in Silicon Valley. https://t.co/lhjfG1tuSm