dipeshsukhani

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by dipeshsukhani 9mo ago
I love this! I mean, (a) I feel I am 20x faster / better. I have not yet reached the stage where I can scientifically put a "x" on how much better I have become. Am I getting more money>> I think I am currently putting
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by dipeshsukhani 9mo ago
For non‑coding work we still treat a repo as the source of truth, but it’s mostly Markdown, checklists and assets rather than code. Think of it as a structured project brain that AI can read, update and score. For example, for social media
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by dipeshsukhani 9mo ago
Our old stand‑up was the classic “what I did yesterday / what I’ll do today / blockers” round‑robin on a call. Now we treat it as an AI‑generated, repo‑driven status report instead of a live status meeting. Concretely, we: - Bre
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by dipeshsukhani 9mo ago
For me it feels like roughly a 10–20x change, but mostly because I restructured how I work rather than just adding an “AI helper” on top. In the last year I’ve shipped a couple of small OSS tools that I almost certainly would not have finis
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by dipeshsukhani 9mo ago
This is a perfect example of why *'Testing is the new Auditing.'* In the traditional audit world, we relied on sampling and manual review because comprehensive testing was too expensive. With LLM guided fuzzing (via MCP), we are m
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by dipeshsukhani 9mo ago
CPA here. The math on this is brutal because of the fixed fee floor. If an agent performs a $0.05 task, a standard $0.30 + 2.9% fee structure puts you at a negative margin immediately. This is a solvency issue, not just a pricing one. You l