Xahid

Every week, Stripe merges over 1,300 pull requests that contain zero human-written code. Not a single line. These PRs are produced by “Minions,” Stripe’s internal coding agents, which work completely unattended.

@akramcodez github.com/zahid-ali-shah

Drop your GitHub profiles. I’ll rate them based on projects, contributions, and appearance.

@T_Zahil @T_Zahil A goal-based learning platform where users track progress through dynamic roadmaps that evolve using collective user data. The platform intelligently recommends personalized learning paths based on shared insights and individual goals

Pitch me your product idea, and I'll rate it /10 👇🏻

@iyoushetwt Erlang

WITHOUT GOOGLING Name a programming language older than Java.

@RobbyFrank how did you manage time

I went from $0 → $140k MRR in 1.5 years 📈 While I had: - 3 kids - pregnant wife Ask me anything.

@Tech_girlll "I will complete it by the end of day" 😅

What’s the biggest lie in software engineering?

@debugingwithsim Learn how things work, it will take time in the start but will always help and save time in the long run

One line of advice you would give to someone starting to code today?🤔

Hey @X algorithm, I'm looking to #connect with the people who are interested in : 🎨Frontend 💼 Backend 👩‍💻Gen AI ✨ Full stack 🧑‍💻DevOps ✅DSA 💻Leetcode 🧠AI/ML 🧱 Web3 📊Data Science 💸Freelancing 🐍Python 🔨 Startup ⭐ Java #buildinpublic #letsconnect #tech

@TheGlobalMinima Yes, like people who still write with pens even though keyboards exist. It works, it’s simple, and it gets the job done. 🖊️🐍

You still use pip and requirements.txt ?

We are at a point where devs feel pressure to use AI, but they haven’t learned how to use it properly

new shift: prompt engineering → context engineering

More tokens ≠ better output. At some point models lose focus

Leadership is about creating space, not occupying it

When your database can’t keep up, users feel it first.

engineering culture matters as much as architecture

In massive codebases (for example thousands of files), the real challenge is not writing code, it’s finding the right code. #AI #AgenticAI #LLMs

PostgreSQL 18 was released few days ago. New release include asynchronous I/O, virtual generated columns, UUIDv7 support, enhanced replication etc

Sometimes you have to go back to basics

The most respectful thing you can do in any conversation is get to your point quickly. Trust that your insight can stand on its own. If it can't, no amount of backstory will save it.

when you review code, get into the “why” of the change first