
Celso Pinto
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Celso Pinto
@cpinto
🇵🇹🛬🇬🇧🛬🇲🇾. doer of things 🎸🍸🤖. dreaming is free (@usepixie @gosimpletax & others).


Ticket-driven software development is slowly dying. For years, the workflow looked like this: - PM writes the ticket - Engineer picks it up - Engineer ships the code Repeat. That model made sense when writing code was the bottleneck. But it isn’t anymore. AI tools can generate large chunks of implementation. Scaffolding, tests, refactors, even entire features. The constraint moved. The hard part is now: - Choosing the right problem to tackle - Structuring the system correctly - Deciding what not to build That is why engineers are increasingly expected to own outcomes, not tickets. Instead of: - “Implement this API endpoint.” The work becomes: - What problem are we actually solving? - What’s the smallest thing we can ship that users will use? - How do we know it worked once it’s live? The engineers who adapt to this shift will thrive.

I am pleading with the forces of the universe to convince Villeneuve to tackle yet another "unfilmable" sci-fi series.






my 2c on @claudeai Cowork: it'll go supernova as soon as they make it its own standalone, extensible app





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