@jdxcode I have seen it being useful for documentation and analytics. Like how many issues reported in specific versions, who reported it, issue to resolution time etc
When companies come to me and say we're using AI in GTM or we're using AI in engineering, I say that's great, but no one cares. That’s jacks to open. If you're using AI at the same level as everyone else you won't have an advantage by definition. The only way it counts is if the product you deliver to your customers is meaningfully different because of it or you have a cost advantage nobody else has.
If you're a software company today, there is only one question that determines success or failure: how does AI change the end product you deliver to your customers?
🚨 An American immigration attorney has warned that marriage to an American citizen is no longer a guarantee of getting a US green card. For a green card, they will need to convince immigration officials that the marriage is genuine.
(India Today)
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You can now use english to query CloudWatch logs and metrics. Very cool,
BUT... you still need to know your system!
The example below generates a valid query, but it doesn't work. It's a useful starting point but it doesn't know my system like I do.
https://t.co/uF0m2PvwRv
Node.js finally has support for loading .env files! You'll no longer need the dotenv package
Dropped in 20.6.0
Also supports passing runtime flags like --inspect and --watch