Gurleen Sethi

I think I'm starting to understand the appeal of gen AI. It makes people think like they are winning at some game while the game they are playing is actually the wrong one. Just like gambling. Casino always wins.

@SumitM_X Who made him tech lead?

The Tech Lead says that the frontend will send the user role in every request and the backend will use it for authorization decisions. What should be your reply ?

Developers spent decades complaining about 'spaghetti code' and 'technical debt.' Now we’ve built AI that generates 10,000 lines of it in seconds.

@techbharat It still has windows in it…

Dell ate MacBook today!

@ShaziGoalie Not low enough, that area is not worth more than 300-400k

Burlington’s detached market just flashed a warning sign. The average detached dropped 7.6% YoY, landing at $1.33M. But the real story? 72 detached homes sold in November. That’s not demand strength. That’s sellers unloading. Detached used to be treated like bulletproof gold. Now it’s the product correcting the fastest. Pricing power has officially shifted.

@felixhhaas More slop incoming…

Microsoft is now mentioning (tools such as) Lovable as a requirement for their Product Designer roles! Times are changing 🔥

@RaoulGMI @grok According to this, when banana zone?

I think this week the Feds hand will be forced to tweak the plumbing to avoid a month end and year end funding crisis. Crypto is currently trading like a stressed funding vehicle reflecting the broken plumbing, while stocks are cushioned by buybacks and performance chasing for now, but risk a repeat of 2018/19 if not solved immediately. It's clear the Fed are concerned, hence the meeting with the banks and NY Fed to understand why the SRF isn't being tapped enough to resolve this. The fear from markets and the Fed is rising. The bigger battle is that the Treasury now wants control over liquidity via the banks (increased lending helps Main St) vs the Fed QE. This allows fiscal and monetary policy to align under the key goal of targeting stimulus to Main St while still allowing for Wall St to benefit from debasement which increases collateral values. QE doesn't leak into Main St. Liquidity management is now a political game, not a monetary policy game. In the end, it's all down to The Everything Code and the economic gravity of financing the debts but politically in a way that doesn't hurt Main St as much (Trump needs to win the midterms). That's the optics but the reality is it's still debasement smoke and mirrors. I'll write this all up in detail in RV Pro Macro this week. This week will be volatile until this is solved. The big fix is eSLR changes which are now becoming more urgent as the key source of financing the deficits and driving liquidity in the future. Not sure when they ramp up communications on that but an interim fix via repo/SRF is very close to being unleashed. You can hear the cowbell in the distance getting rapidly louder and closer. That will usher in the 2026 cycle extension as $7trn of interest payments need to get serviced.

@svpino 36 months into “AI will write all the code in 6 months”

Tools don't write good software. You do.

@github How about just write code yourself.

If Copilot is: - creating unnecessary tests - writing messy legacy code - not following your instructions

@t_blom Please leave these AI shillers alone, they won’t listen a single counter argument and will call out everyone saying their head is in the sand.

Hearing from a lot of good founders that AI tools are writing most of their code now. Software engineers orchestrate the AI. They are also finding it extremely hard to hire because most experienced engineers have their heads in the sand and refuse to learn the latest tools.

@Austen AI founder trying to defend the AI narrative with misleading numbers, tell me something new.

AI is absolutely writing most of the code at many companies

@ZssBecker “they” who?

That was the hardest punch they hit the market with. In fact the hardest punch in crypto history. And Bitcoin and eth will be back at ATHs in weeks with alts following. The monster isn’t stopping.

@RaoulGMI Comparison is futile, one requires hardware installation for adoption, the other rides on top of a distribution channel.

Staggering to see the adoption speed of AI is 3x that of Crypto which in turn was 2x that of the internet. This is the Exponential Age in full effect.

@Harish_52 Express.js maintainers say the same thing.

These guys changed my life anyone hating them i am open to debate

@ShradhaKhapra_ How many express.js PRs were opened in the process?

Congratulations Vishvajeet for the offer🪴👏

@levelsio This should be the way.

We should build so many new houses everywhere that there's a massive oversupply and the price goes to zero Make it a worthless asset so that everyone can have a place to live

@ShradhaKhapra_ “good faith” geezz the audacity

tldr: tutorial is fine. will edit 5sec in good faith❤️ In reference to our Git tutorial, any Hindi-speaker will understand we used an example to tell learners NOT to do this “bad open-source practice”. The PR was never created in the tutorial and clearly told viewers repeatedly for the next 35 seconds (01:14:03 to 01:14:39) not to create a useless PR for updating the README. We assume some missed this part :) We hope this clears up any confusion. In good faith, we’ll have our team edit the 5-second segment that showed them “NOT” to do the bad practice. [this might take some time]

@cb_doge Honestly it was much better.

Remember when there was no A.I.?

@AnshulGains Eat meat, rinse repeat.

This week on twitter learnings.

@svpino This is the way.

I told a client the code behind the project I was selling them was 100% AI-free. He loved it. I'll do it again.