marceloabsousa

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by marceloabsousa 3y ago
Hey HN, Reviewpad co-founder here. Happy to answer any questions about this launch - excited to hear your feedback about it!
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Bing's search market share fails to budge despite big AI push(zdnet.com)
1 points by marceloabsousa 3y ago|0 comments
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by marceloabsousa 3y ago
I find this clearly bogus.
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by marceloabsousa 4y ago
I wouldn't discard the capabilities of the LLM. I've been using it to do relational reasoning of Java comparators and it is surprisingly accurate. https://twitter.com/marceloabsousa/status/163289383288582
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by marceloabsousa 4y ago
This is harder than it seems. The way we are doing with Robin (Reviewpad's AI Reviewer) is by feeding it context about the PR and results from our static analysers and allowing the developer to prompt directly through the PR comment. F
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by marceloabsousa 4y ago
At Reviewpad we're also working on a similar product. Just yesterday, I've tweeted about it: https://twitter.com/marceloabsousa/status/163289383288582963... . Some pull request examples at: https:/&
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by marceloabsousa 4y ago
It all depends on what you mean by generate fully functional code. In my experience, it is able to generate code snippets that are useful but very rarely can be simply copy & pasted into your work. The experience is actually quite simil
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by marceloabsousa 4y ago
Maybe I’m missing something but isn’t the whole point to actually release api.py? Everything else seems trivial.
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by marceloabsousa 4y ago
I have started my startup at 30 when I was engaged (now married). Every path is different but I think there are a couple of guidelines that I recommend: - Talk with your partner and set expectations from the beginning. Please do not romanti
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by marceloabsousa 4y ago
I think that there's been a lot of research about this. I can recommend the book "Change: How to Make Big Things Happen" by Damon Centola. Ironically, it goes into detail on how Twitter became successful.
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by marceloabsousa 4y ago
Thank you for this post. It’s nice to see that it wasn’t buried. From the times of IRC, I do miss the feelings of the early times of the internet. I’ve the privilege to invest a lot of time thinking about what I should be doing my life prof
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by marceloabsousa 4y ago
I find mastodon a bit hard to navigate between the servers and how to engage in a particular server.
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by marceloabsousa 4y ago
Second this. After working fully remote for 2+ years and now back to the office, for me it's really great to have an office.
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by marceloabsousa 4y ago
One of the languages I've designed is called SLANG ( https://github.com/sonarsource/slang ) when I was working at Sonar. The ideia is to have a common IR representation from multiple input programming languages to p
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Ask HN: Which open source projects do you contribute to?
1 points by marceloabsousa 4y ago|0 comments
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by marceloabsousa 4y ago
Author of the post here! Happy to answer any questions. TLDR: Not all pull requests are the same! We are working on a way to specify and automate PR workflows so that you can separate the code review and the PR approval/merge steps. Th
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AI Data Laundering(waxy.org)
304 points by marceloabsousa 4y ago|113 comments
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The Army of Robots Coming(wsj.com)
1 points by marceloabsousa 4y ago|1 comments
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by marceloabsousa 4y ago
Thanks! Feel free to join our discord at https://reviewpad.com/discord to give us some feedback!
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Show HN: Reviewpad, a GitHub action to automate pull request workflows(github.com)
10 points by marceloabsousa 4y ago|3 comments
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by marceloabsousa 4y ago
This is a classic case of being overwhelmed by complexity, when in truth complexity is an advantage. SaaS services tend to be your biggest friend on the first month of usage, and them when you need more that's it, you're stuck to
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by marceloabsousa 4y ago
This article more about parsing at scale than static analysis at scale.
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by marceloabsousa 5y ago
If you don't want just a tree but also a semantic diff that tells you what types and methods where actually changed check out Reviewpad ( http://reviewpad.com ).
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by marceloabsousa 5y ago
Since software developers (and then engineering managers) get outrageous salaries it has been easier for some of them to save up substantial amounts of money that allows them to try and build something from scratch.
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by marceloabsousa 5y ago
I'm improving the state of code reviews with Reviewpad. It's been an hard journey.
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by marceloabsousa 5y ago
For large PRs, I ask the PR author to perform a 'guide' review and then use Reviewpad ( http://reviewpad.com/ ) to be able to nicely iterate over the comments of this guide. This way, I don't need to jump one a
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by marceloabsousa 5y ago
We have been on working on this for code review purposes at reviewpad.com. Would love to catch up and see your use case!
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Ask HN: What are your favourite software developer conferences?
17 points by marceloabsousa 5y ago|3 comments
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by marceloabsousa 5y ago
Totally agree. Co-pilot is just stressing more our roles as code reviewers. It’s not even a new idea - people working in program synthesis have done this for a while now. I’ve written about this a couple of years ago: https://med
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Show HN: Collection of Code Review Tips(github.com)
3 points by marceloabsousa 5y ago|0 comments

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