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by nadis 2y ago
This stood out to me as well, along with this quote: "“Let’s say a startup with 95% AI-generated code goes out [in the market], and a year or two out, they have 100 million users on that product, does it fall over or not? The first ver
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by nadis 2y ago
The POV of PR reviewer vs. PR creator is so well-said. "Let’s start with the perspective of the reviewer. Everyone is familiar with this scenario: you get a notification about a new PR you need to review. You open the PR and see that t
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AI Changes Developers (and the Code They Write)(forbes.com)
2 points by nadis 2y ago|0 comments
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AI can't read your mind but iteration is expensive(blog.codeyam.com)
3 points by nadis 2y ago|0 comments
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by nadis 2y ago
The results are pretty interesting and impressive: "The goal of our efforts is to enable continuous fuzzing for arbitrary open source projects. We ran our approach on a benchmark of C/C++ projects and have captured a subset of the
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by nadis 2y ago
"When I say backdoor, what am I referring to? Sure, Eight Sleep needs a way to push updates, provide service, and offer support. That’s expected. What goes too far in my opinion, is allowing all of Eight Sleep’s engineers to remotely S
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Developer productivity with Nicole Forsgren (the creator of DORA)(youtube.com)
4 points by nadis 2y ago|0 comments
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by nadis 2y ago
I would have loved more detail in the "The limited role of developers" (or maybe merits a separate follow up). On the one hand, this section feels so obviously right. On the other, roles like ops and QA evolved for reasons so cu
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by nadis 2y ago
There's sort of an interesting tension (not necessarily a contradiction though) in this piece between focus / prioritization and curiosity exploration. Both are valid, but I wonder how the author balances them today and how it&#x2
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by nadis 2y ago
I thought the "Why" was super interesting! "The logic and cost involved in deciphering, unifying, and validating data entering and leaving computer systems are growing exponentially, becoming a bottleneck and limiting factor
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How to Not Suck at Your Job(quarter--mile.com)
5 points by nadis 2y ago|0 comments
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by nadis 2y ago
Interesting shift from speed to cost-savings and from web app development to AI-native apps. "But as Vercel's customers started using the serverless platform to build AI apps, they realized they were wasting computing resources wh
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The Collision of Product Management and Product Ownership(antmurphy.me)
3 points by nadis 2y ago|0 comments
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by nadis 2y ago
I thought this snippet was fascinating: "Integrating AI into developer workflows has a learning curve. Our data indicates that individual reliance on AI peaks at around 15 to 20 months into using the tool, suggesting that learning how
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Helping developers adopt generative AI: Four practical strategies for orgs(dora.dev)
1 points by nadis 2y ago|1 comments
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by nadis 2y ago
Good call, thanks for linking the research paper directly here.
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Revolutionizing software testing: Introducing LLM-powered bug catchers(engineering.fb.com)
7 points by nadis 2y ago|5 comments
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Just Refund Them(waseem.substack.com)
2 points by nadis 2y ago|0 comments
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Stop apologizing for reasonable business decisions(newsletter.weskao.com)
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by nadis 2y ago
A lot of interesting opinions here - I thought this the no hard set “Engineering Time” was interesting, especially given some of the challenges around quantifying some of this work and the impact. "Too often, tech leaders wield the “te
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Is Engineering Strategy Useful?(lethain.com)
1 points by nadis 2y ago|0 comments
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2025 GitHub Copilot vulnerabilities – technical overview(apexhq.ai)
2 points by nadis 2y ago|1 comments
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You Need Data to Write a Fair Engineering Performance Review(m16g.com)
2 points by nadis 2y ago|0 comments
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by nadis 2y ago
"This helps teams avoid endless back-and-forth while boosting confidence in the quality of product changes. Developers spend less time interpreting product or design reviews and more time building, and their teammates can contribute me
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What's in your stack: The state of tech tools in 2025(lennysnewsletter.com)
2 points by nadis 2y ago|0 comments
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by nadis 2y ago
I tend to agree -- it's hard to say without looking at the data more closely but the list is a little outside the scope and intent of my question. It's also possible I could've asked my "ask" more clearly! I specifi
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by nadis 2y ago
This is such a comprehensive list, thank you! For current reads, are there any you're especially enjoying?
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by nadis 2y ago
This is such a strong rec, thank you.
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Google reports halving code migration time with AI help(theregister.com)
3 points by nadis 2y ago|0 comments
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How Gen AI Affects the Value of Development Work(dora.dev)
1 points by nadis 2y ago|0 comments

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