Pedro Tavareλ @ordepdev

@sudo_goreng What about companies with real customers that, instead of improving the things customers complain about, are more interested in playing the AI game?

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Pedro Tavareλ @ordepdev

2 months ago

Customers want useful features, great UX, superb reliability, and fair pricing; they don't give a fuck if you're tokenmaxxing, they don't even care whether it's a human or a robot writing your code.

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Pedro Tavareλ @ordepdev

2 months ago

@andrefreitaspt REQUEST CHANGES!

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Pedro Tavareλ @ordepdev

2 months ago

Rules for engaging code reviews: > be direct > reject ceremony > praise good work > demand evidence > question complexity

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Pedro Tavareλ @ordepdev

2 months ago

What a time to be a software engineer; I can finally justify the time I spend exploring edge cases and introducing new ways of testing codebases.

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Pedro Tavareλ @ordepdev

2 months ago

I'm tokenmaxxing with the ensemble workflow.

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Pedro Tavareλ @ordepdev

2 months ago

@thoughtlesslabs Yeah, let's just shut down the internet already, it's over.

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Pedro Tavareλ @ordepdev

2 months ago

Unless I'm actually trying to find something, what's even the point of looking at the git log?

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Pedro Tavareλ @ordepdev

2 months ago

Be real, you jump straight to reading the actual code.

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Pedro Tavareλ @ordepdev

2 months ago

@ecommerceshares The world is healing.

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Pedro Tavareλ @ordepdev

2 months ago

In corporate lingo, "I took responsibility and delivered fixes" means you're acting as the ultimate safety net, making you a single point of failure.

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Pedro Tavareλ @ordepdev

2 months ago

@sudo_goreng You need to see a lot of awful stuff, agree that it's simply awful, and do better. People who don't develop that still have bad taste, even with a lot of experience.

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Pedro Tavareλ @ordepdev

2 months ago

Hard disagree. Good taste is a lot more than just experience. There are a ton of experienced engineers with bad taste, and adding more experience won't simply change that.

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Pedro Tavareλ @ordepdev

2 months ago

2016, LOL!

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Database internals are such a cool thing to talk about. I gave a talk about Merkle trees in 2019, and I thought I was talking about something so old that no one cared about it. Fast-forward to 2016, and they're still rocking!

Ben Dicken @BenjDicken

2 months ago

Merkle trees are everywhere: - ZFS uses them to detect data corruption - Git uses them to verify repo integrity - Cursor uses them for codebase sync - Bitcoin uses them for transaction verification Talked through how they work on the latest database stream.