s1ngular1ties

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by s1ngular1ties 4mo ago
Amen. I feel like I live in a different world than many of the commenters here. AI has made it such that most code “vibe coded” follows our root architectural practices by default. I couldn’t be more thrilled, and watching how enabled peo
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by s1ngular1ties 4mo ago
Steve Yegge writing a self-applause post? Well, I never! =)
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by s1ngular1ties 4mo ago
Sorry, I can’t tell if you’re replying to me or to the parent - HN interface is hard to figure out…maybe the parent since it was flagged? - but I assure you that my comment wasn’t satirical in the slightest.
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by s1ngular1ties 4mo ago
You might want to read my earlier comment in the overall thread re: delivering business value and moving the needle features while still building with solid architectural principles. As I mentioned above, the AI stuff - with the rails I’ve
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by s1ngular1ties 4mo ago
> just x number of employees are generating y number of pr's with z% ai code + this quarter we made a profit = ai productivity boost... TBH, if x,y, and z led to your company making an increase in profits over the quarter (im not sa
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by s1ngular1ties 4mo ago
I’m surprised that lines removed isn’t something your bosses at the time weren’t also advocating for, TBH. I don’t blame you for looking around.
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by s1ngular1ties 4mo ago
Yeah I’ve experienced much the same as you. Like it’s overwhelmingly clear from everything it’s enabled for us that we’re going far, far faster than we ever have, and the guardrails we have in play have helped guard the architecture and
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by s1ngular1ties 4mo ago
100%. My engineering teams velocity (and I mean this in terms of bug free, valuable needle moving features shipped) has gone up immensely. TBF it was already a very talented senior group of people, but having that kind of group embrace th