nishantjani10

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Multi-agent workflows to reproduce error logs and open PRs(nishantjani.com)
2 points by nishantjani10 16d ago|0 comments
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AI Demands More Engineering Discipline(charity.wtf)
1 points by nishantjani10 3mo ago|0 comments
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Error log pattern analysis is hard (and important)(nishantjani.com)
3 points by nishantjani10 3mo ago|0 comments
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LLMs Are the Key to Mutation Testing and Better Compliance(engineering.fb.com)
2 points by nishantjani10 5mo ago|1 comments
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by nishantjani10 5mo ago
Very interesting use case of mutation testing and leveraging LLMs for JIT catching tests.
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by nishantjani10 5mo ago
This! Again, like all things in engineering, requires systematic approach of having distributed traces chart out your upstream and downstream dependencies. you then carve out essential user flows from these system diagrams and only then, wh
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by nishantjani10 5mo ago
you are defining the art of setting up SLOs for end user workflows. This is typically achieved with contract monitoring (top down). This article is focused on bottom up approach of fine tuning and setting up alerts
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by nishantjani10 6mo ago
this is the part of the article that I did not sit well with me either. Code is agent generated, agent can debug it but will alway be human owned. unless anthropic tomorrow comes in and takes ownership all the code claude generates, that is
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What Deserves an Error Log?(nishantjani.com)
2 points by nishantjani10 6mo ago|0 comments
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by nishantjani10 7mo ago
a lot of people need to read and understand the message here. Very, very well said!
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by nishantjani10 7mo ago
I primarily use AI for understanding codebases myself. My prompt is: "deeply understand this codebase, clearly noting async/sync nature, entry points and external integration. Once understood prepare for follow up questions from m
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by nishantjani10 10mo ago
"Processes that rely on unstructured data are usually unstructured processes." - thats a brilliant take, seriously!
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by nishantjani10 11mo ago
This is an insightful read. One question I have is, how do you ensure a user visits all of the N routes for the ID to be generate or to be verified on revisits.