Thanasis Daglis

[Thanasis Daglis @TDaglis]

@mpetyx The biggest moat imo is not the lack of opportunities/job openings but the ability to get something that works (or looks like it works) with relatively low effort before you build your fundamentals, your critical thinking, and your ability to judge the output and its quality.

[Thanasis Daglis @TDaglis]

@mpetyx @cursor_ai Same here. I switched to cursor last June, and the pace at which it's improving is impressive. The latest updates of the agent, MCP support, .mdc rules rock! But still, when working on large and complex codebases, you're bound by Claude's max context.

[Thanasis Daglis @TDaglis]

@mpetyx AI-generated codebases reach critical mass, and then people come in to save the day. In a way, senior engineers become even more valuable, but it's a really rough landscape for entry-level people... 4/4

[Thanasis Daglis @TDaglis]

@mpetyx There are so many people mass-producing unmaintainable codebases that there's an emerging trend of hiring people specifically to make AI spaghetti code into a production-ready codebase 3/4

[Thanasis Daglis @TDaglis]

@mpetyx

[Thanasis Daglis @TDaglis]

@mpetyx @Replit Depends on your goals. Replit AI and any AI copilot makes you a developer as much as grammarly makes you an author.

[Thanasis Daglis @TDaglis]

@pariskasid @PanosJee @mpetyx @withlogicco @mikrikouventa @Docker @sourcelair

[Thanasis Daglis @TDaglis]

@fakiolinho @pariskasid If you say "I" am hiring for a position in your large company that will never work directly with you, well... that's a red flag

[Thanasis Daglis @TDaglis]

@fakiolinho @pariskasid Indeed I think that it can attract candidates, assuming the hiring manager has a good reputation. But even in those cases, phrasing matters.
"I" am hiring can come across as a bit arrogant & self centered, while "We are hiring X to join my team" gets the point across better imo.

[Thanasis Daglis @TDaglis]

@pariskasid @fakiolinho In some cases though, "I" am hiring can show you your hiring manager and the team you'll join.
As organizations grow, they can become distant and impersonal. Knowing you'll be working with someone you either respect/get along/heard good things about gives a more personal touch.

[Paris Kasidiaris @pariskasid]

Join @akalipetis and me today at @Docker Athens online at 7pm local Greek time to talk about "Docker for ECS" and uniform tooling from development to massively scalable production.

https://t.co/WVi370YPuH

[Olia Gavrysh @oliagavrysh]

When a new hire dev asks how do you deploy to prod and you show it:

[Thanasis Daglis @TDaglis]

@akalipetis @mpetyx @SlackHQ It appears to be more of a POC

[Thanasis Daglis @TDaglis]

@MitchKarajohn @mpetyx @SlackHQ Well, it can be "absolutely chaotic and a really poor replacement" and "Much smoother than expected.." at the same time! As long as your expectations are very very low 😂😂

[Thanasis Daglis @TDaglis]

@MitchKarajohn I was expecting a screenshot of "We ran into a minor glitch", "Bitbucket is experiencing an incident", etc 😬

[Alexandros Daglis @aledaglis]

I am truly honored to receive the ACM-SIGARCH & IEEE-CS TCCA Outstanding Dissertation Award Honorable Mention! Special thanks to my thesis advisors, Babak and Ed, for making this possible. @bfalsafi @ebugnion @sigarch @ICepfl @gatech_scs

[Thanasis Daglis @TDaglis]

It appears I found my true calling! 18/17 CEO for a day!
#voxxedathens #vdathens19

[Thanasis Daglis @TDaglis]

@siaterliskonsta @alvertisjo Next to the second glass door, on the left side. I have seats around me. Come join us!