prashant modi

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prashant modi

prashant modi

@modi_prashant

Chief Operating Officer at Mindshare APAC

Singapore Katılım Haziran 2009
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Sukh Sroay
Sukh Sroay@sukh_saroy·
A new study just blew up the entire "vibe coding" movement. Researchers from UC San Diego and Cornell tracked 112 experienced software developers using AI agents in their actual jobs. The finding is the opposite of every viral demo on your timeline. Professional developers don't vibe code. They control. Here's what they actually found. The researchers ran two studies. 13 developers were observed live as they coded with agents in real production work. 99 more answered a deep qualitative survey. Every participant had at least 3 years of professional experience. Some had 25. The viral pitch of agentic coding goes like this. Hand the agent a vague prompt. Don't read the diff. Forget the code even exists. Trust the vibes. Andrej Karpathy coined the term. Tens of thousands of developers on X claim to run "dozens of agents at once" building entire production systems hands-off. The data says almost nobody serious actually works that way. Here is what experienced developers do instead. → They plan before they prompt. They write out the architecture, the constraints, and the edge cases first, then hand the agent a tightly scoped task. → They review every diff. Not because they're paranoid. Because they've seen what happens when you don't. → They constrain the agent's blast radius. Small, well-defined tasks only. The moment a problem touches multiple systems or has unclear requirements, they take over. → They treat the agent like a fast junior dev that needs supervision, not a senior engineer that can be trusted alone. The researchers also found something darker buried in the data. A separate randomized trial they cite showed that experienced open source maintainers were 19% slower when allowed to use AI. A different agentic system deployed in a real issue tracker had only 8% of its invocations result in a merged pull request. 92% failure rate in production. 19% productivity drop for senior devs. The viral demos lied to you. The paper's biggest insight is in one sentence: experienced developers feel positive about AI agents only when they remain in control. The moment they let go, quality collapses, and they know it. This matches what every serious shop has quietly figured out. The developers shipping the most with AI right now aren't the ones vibing. They're the ones with the strictest review processes, the tightest task scoping, and the clearest mental model of what the agent can and cannot do. Vibe coding makes for great Twitter videos. It does not make great software. The next time someone tells you they let Claude build their entire SaaS in a weekend, ask them how much of that code they've actually read. The honest answer separates real engineers from the demo crowd.
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Karen Resorcé
Karen Resorcé@hr_unhinged·
Yesterday I noticed the office printer was working perfectly, which raised my suspicion immediately. I checked the logs and saw someone had cleared a paper jam at 3:12 p.m. No ticket, no Slack, no communication. Just silent action. I asked the office if anyone had fixed it. Everyone looked confused except one employee, who stared at his laptop a little too hard. I pulled him aside afterward. He admitted he unjammed it because “it was right there” and “took five seconds.” I told him unilateral problem-solving disrupts our culture of collaboration and that he needed to go through the right channels if he wanted to take on a new project outside of his job description. He said he didn’t realize fixing things was a chain-of-command issue. I told him everything is a chain-of-command issue. I wrote down “rogue operational autonomy” and locked the printer tray.
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The Khel India
The Khel India@TheKhelIndia·
The next level acting by Vishy Sir & Gukesh 😁
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prashant modi@modi_prashant·
@maddyisms This is when you need Ajit level thinking... taking the mothers and sisters as hostages so that Buttler and team forefeit.
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Madan Sanglikar (maddy)
Madan Sanglikar (maddy)@maddyisms·
I think the entire Time Out drama with Angelo Mathews happened with a purpose. PAK now knows exactly how to win against ENG - either lock them in their hotel, or send their team bus to different location. All Out. Timed Out. #ENGvPAK #ICCMensCricketWorldCup2023 #Semifinals
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Iceland Cricket
Iceland Cricket@icelandcricket·
This is going to be a huge score by New Zealand (Iceland II). The full emergence of Rachin Ravindra has been one of the joys of this tournament. As for Pakistan, what balls were they given today?
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Himanshu Shekhar
Himanshu Shekhar@himanshu29·
I am speaking at APOS 2023. Please check out my talk if you're attending the event! - via #Whova event app
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ESPNcricinfo
ESPNcricinfo@ESPNcricinfo·
"I'm sorry I didn't bring my sandpaper with me" Proper Ashes banter between Australian PM Anthony Albanese and UK PM Rishi Sunak 😂 (via @AlboMP)
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Matthew Kobach
Matthew Kobach@mkobach·
I really like this ad
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prashant modi@modi_prashant·
@sardesairajdeep @ashwinravi99 Does the obligation of keeping Bairstow "happy" rest with the fielding team ? He was taking a stroll - and was stumped. It was just one of the 40 dismissals in the game,
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Rajdeep Sardesai
Rajdeep Sardesai@sardesairajdeep·
Sorry to bang on about this but I do love the game.. To my friend @ashwinravi99 and all those who believe that Johnny Bairstow was fairly OUT .. I have a simple Qs: would you be happy if you were given out in that way? That’s the real test. Do unto others what you would do to yourself! #Bairstow
Ashwin 🇮🇳@ashwinravi99

We must get one fact loud and clear “The keeper would never have a dip at the stumps from that far out in a test match unless he or his team have noticed a pattern of the batter leaving his crease after leaving a ball like Bairstow did.” We must applaud the game smarts of the individual rather than skewing it towards unfair play or spirit of the game. #Ashes2023

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