Haris Pasha Dipto (@hpdipto)

Sat, Nov 7

Why do you want to generate code with AI?

: Because I can generate so much more code, much faster.

Benefit?

: Users will get so many features.

Do you have any evidence that just because you generate thousands of features overnight, users will get more engaged with your…

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Thu, Nov 5

Haris Pasha Dipto @hpdiptoNov 50306009

If you don't find the art in delegating tasks to agents, you're falling behind. 😶

Wed, Nov 4

Haris Pasha Dipto @hpdiptoNov 4e42c770

The moment when we lost the sense of understanding, AI found its product-market fit there.

Tue, Nov 3

Haris Pasha Dipto @hpdiptoNov 39ef8db2

slow coding is a feature not a bug.

Ez.-@harlequinetcieNov 3

please give me an example!

Marcus Edwards @comp-phys-marcquotedNov 3

Either coding or review needs to happen at the speed of human thought, not faster. We want to understand what we are doing and make intentional changes to our systems. Using AI to generate too much code at once is not a good practice.

Kittika @algorithm99129Nov 3

Frankly I am kind of fast coder 😂

Mon, Nov 2

Haris Pasha Dipto @hpdiptoNov 23d6c451

the era of flaky ownership

Ben @ben-dennenboomNov 2

This! So hard! I feel like the last couple of months there is a lot going wrong in new and existing applications

Sun, Nov 1

Haris Pasha Dipto @hpdiptoNov 1bb08b4f

deterministic abstraction != probabilistic approximation

Sat, Oct 31

Haris Pasha Dipto @hpdiptoOct 317368c51

I need to ship 3,000 PRs/day, which I don't even understand. How can I expect that some real user/customer will understand, use, and pay for the feature? How does it make sense?

Fri, Oct 30

Haris Pasha Dipto @hpdiptoOct 30e566355

It's so established that "early" isn't a parameter of success in tech. Then why are people so obsessed with merging 3000 PRs a day?

Ris Adams @risadamsOct 31

what else am I going to do? spend time with my family?

Siarhei Rudak @siarheirudakOct 31

Vanity metric. Its barely connected to user success

Robert Holak @rholakOct 30

PRs are the new LoC

Haris Pasha Dipto @hpdiptoOct 309989654

If I ask someone to do something and he or she does it, I can't claim that I'm productive because the other person did it. Then how does the term "AI Productivity" make sense?

Younes @younes-ioOct 30

because "AI" is a tool, it makes some "parts" of the work be produced/done quickly; it does not think or take ownership of the work, you still have to think, decide, judge and be the owner of (responsible/accountable for) the work

Thu, Oct 29

Haris Pasha Dipto @hpdiptoOct 293f25b22

under the excuse of removing software development gatekeeping, software development is now gatekept by subscription fees.

Arnab Ghose @arnabghose997Oct 29

Its all about Make-Believe...always has been

Wed, Oct 28

Haris Pasha Dipto @hpdiptoOct 288419881

what i hate most about this hype era is that people talk too much about the process instead of the outcome. what rocket science did you discover by merging 5000 pr/week?

Timothy @timtjoeOct 28

i agree 👍

Haris Pasha Dipto @hpdiptoOct 28cbc89fe

people hype the idea that humans will no longer need to use any websites or software tools.

J:\RECYCLE.BIN @jrecyclebinOct 28

is this like when they said no one would need laptops after tablets caught on?

Mon, Oct 26

Haris Pasha Dipto @hpdiptoOct 268bffc4c

should I read the ai generated code?

MoPo @MoPoRemOct 28

It's usually better to bang your head against the wall after something breaks and future prompts only worsen it, but thats just me

Suliman Benhalim @sulimanbenhalimOct 26

only if you want to sleep at night...

Caleb Abebe @k4l3b4Oct 26

Yes, if your too lazy, you'll be able to get away with code for common functionality, but the more obscure or complex the functionality you want gets the more time you should give to reading it.