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AI agents can code, find bugs, and fix them way faster and cheaper than a human team.
We're going so fast and the speed is just going to keep increasing
You will see more and more vulnerabilities getting exposed in the coming days.
Finding a vulnerability in a system is like finding a needle in a haystack.
When you finally discover one, you often think, how did someone miss such a simple mistake?
But getting there takes thousands of permutations and combinations, and sometimes days or months of trial and error.
Now, with AI agents coming in, the number of hit and trials will multiply massively, and so will the chances of finding vulnerabilities.
A lot of these vulnerabilities would have never been discovered otherwise, simply because no human would spend that much time trying every possible combination.
5 interviews. 4 final-round rejections. Citi, IDfy, Cognext, GEP. How do you keep giving your best and still keep losing at the finish line? Starting to believe placements aren’t just about how good you are, but how lucky you get.
my System 1 adds pizza to the cart and places the order before System 2 can even calculate how many times I’ve eaten it this week and the consequences of doing it again
but recently ive been trying to build multiple things at once and im just leveling up the layer of abstraction every single time..
I just know the architecture , atp ive no idea how exacly the data is flowing...i need to catch that up before I mess my codebase
I remember not using any Ai for my first project called leeterboard (runs absolutely fine with 100% availability since deployed ) then for second project named crazylearn ive used the claude web version where still i had the complete control and i knew what im pasting but...👇
Submitted https://t.co/odV1kqgzY1 to Meta app review today
To get here: business verification, a privacy policy, a deauthorize callback, three screencasts (one per permission) and a lot of reading about why apps get rejected
fingers crossed 🤞