Denis B.

@sflorimm They certainly can. The other question if they would.

can one person really build the next unicorn with AI?

@renegadegenesis Are you selling tokens?

Stop messing around. Start building. Ship your app. Market it. Start today.

@schteppe Having QA to write tests is anti-pattern. QA has to force everybody else to lift their quality bar.

QA is on vacation. As a result, devs write more automated tests than ever before, to make sure their code works… Is having a QA team an antipattern?

@therealdanvega Why wasn’t it a problem before? On average, 50% of developers could produce even better code.

As a developer you have to ask yourself "If anyone can produce code what am I going to do that will separate me from everyone else?" I have some thoughts on this but would love to hear yours? 👇🏻

@TheGeorgePu Aren’t they all loop architects now?

What happened to the 2023 job called Prompt Engineer?

@yacineMTB Just throw your computer out of the window, and there will be no supply chain attacks anymore. Easy.

avoid supply chain attacks with the following trick: do not install unnecessary software dependencies

@yacineMTB No. Just don’t use platforms with poor dependency discipline.

stop using shitty dependencies that you don't need

@elliotarledge Is this a bait for RL haters?

I bet you RL Environments are the main reason Fable is so powerful.

@fithisux @schteppe Guess why? Because you operate on a wrong level abstraction.

@schteppe Yes because people try to make a bash that works in 20+ OSes. Have you seen the numerous ifdefs in INFO-ZIP for example? It's hell. It is a bomb waiting to explode.

”any C codebase, if it gets big enough with enough people, it is going to have vulnerabilities. It's not a skill issue in my opinion. It's just a language that allows that kind of thing to happen” youtu.be/QGC40AfmgY0?is…

@plainionist Astral projection of prompts

Which level are you actually operating at? 🤔 1. Prompt engineering 2. Context engineering 3. Harness engineering 4. Loop engineering

@LewisCTech You must be an amazing teammate

@denbvk Oh go operational rhythm yourself

There's a false dichotomy in software, where you either: - write 1000 page requirements docs no one reads and never update them - you just wing everything with a light dusting of Story Points, Sprints and other agile consultant fairy dust. You can just be sensible you know.

@CliftonSellers I wish I knew :) Nothing. We have too much crap around already

What doesn’t exists that you wish someone would build?

@verycracked People romanticise beaches too much. It’s boring AF. A normal person should spend at most four years a year on a beach and get an urge to do something meaningful.

There is no reason why on the very few days that it’s 85+ degrees here that the beaches aren’t packed. Work will always be there, live your fucking life dude.

I am in AI. I hate what it did to San Francisco. This place is so beautiful but has been genuinely ruined by AI.

@LewisCTech Sorry bro there is a reason why strong devs should not be EMs

@initjean Show yours code

all these models are stupid and write horrible code

@LewisCTech It’s your operational rhythm

@denbvk what's a sprint? (I'm asthmatic)

@RaminNasibov Once I found that gravity is not a force but acceleration from the ground towards outer space, and it blew my mind.

What fact about space really bugs you?

@shl vs whatever

Software vs wetware vs hardware

@RaminNasibov They are. Finland has plenty of them

Why are data centers not built in cold climates?