Oleksiy Savytskyy @OsavytskyyDev

Joined August 2024

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Oleksiy Savytskyy @OsavytskyyDev

3 months ago

Antropic tried to create an AI that would smile while confidently giving you a totally wrong advice. However, it is not an AI assistant anymore: you tell it to work, it pushes back, calls you names, interrogates you, and it's very frustrating to handle.

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Oleksiy Savytskyy @OsavytskyyDev

4 months ago

If you don’t take the extra time to make it well, it will eventually break — and they’ll blame you. It’s a lose-lose: both for their product and your reputation. This is what really sets you apart as a software developer: 𝐒𝐭𝐫𝐨𝐧𝐠 𝐂𝐡𝐚𝐫𝐚𝐜𝐭𝐞𝐫

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Oleksiy Savytskyy @OsavytskyyDev

5 months ago

Hey, you! Stop for a moment! Are you okay? Really, I find it that this question helps me to monitor my mental health, and everyday state of mind. It is crucial in our busy modern world. So here is your reminder: are you okay? Do you need something? Show some love to yourself

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Oleksiy Savytskyy @OsavytskyyDev

5 months ago

AI is a game-changer if you are experienced by yourself. There are few examples of SEs building truly fascinating solutions. They do have a common denominator: they treat AI like another tool for engineering. Here is their best practices. Care to add more?

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Oleksiy Savytskyy @OsavytskyyDev

6 months ago

🛠️ If you don’t know how to build without AI, you probably shouldn’t build with it. AI is great at: Teaching you how code works Explaining concepts better than humans It’s not a substitute for real engineering skills. Build understanding first - then build with AI. #AI

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Tim Sweeney @TimSweeneyEpic

6 months ago

@cmuratori The reason for the disconnect is pretty apparent when you dig in. AI is a godsend for most of the programmers in the world, but it doesn’t help those doing work which lacks numerous similar independent implementations for AI to train on sufficiently to help.

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Milan Jovanović @mjovanovictech

6 months ago

Being consistent is difficult. But it's also the easiest way to keep getting better.

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Gabriel Dechichi @gdechichi

6 months ago

for anyone with high enough attention span, I just re-watched 2 lectures by @cmuratori which I believe are probably the best educational content on Software Architecture out there. (and it's freely available) In order, they are 🧵

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Milan Jovanović @mjovanovictech

6 months ago

Think coding's the hard part? That's like saying typing is what makes a writer great. The real skill is in dissecting problems and architecting solutions. By the time you're actually writing code, the heavy mental lifting is done.