Daniel Hall @_danielhall

Tea-shaped developer danielhall.io Colorado Joined March 2014

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Daniel Hall @_danielhall

2 years ago

Engineers who are incapable of trusting others inevitably become bottlenecks. Therefore orgs who keep engineers with trust issues or a low opinion of others in key positions will always move slowly.

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I still don’t understand—what is the benefit of having AI help you write something that has already been written? Are our jobs simply to generate pages of safely plausible text, not to create and describe new ideas and solutions?

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Daniel Hall @_danielhall

3 years ago

What people get wrong about ChatGPT writing code is that they only show examples of generating new code for a given prompt. That’s cool but 95% of coding is writing within the context of existing code. AI isn’t super useful until it can write correct code for any given codebase.

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Daniel Hall @_danielhall

3 years ago

Whoa! Was I the first person to predict @elonmusk buying Twitter?!!

Daniel Hall @_danielhall

4 years ago

Whoa! Was I the first person to predict @elonmusk buying Twitter?!!

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Daniel Hall @_danielhall

3 years ago

Doctor’s oath: “First, do no harm” Barber’s oath: “First, harm no 'do”

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3 years ago

@theslinker @keleftheriou Using any tools Apple makes but doesn't use internally to any degree of importance, like SPM and AppStoreConnect, app review, etc…

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Daniel Hall @_danielhall

3 years ago

Hot take:“scaling mobile apps to millions of users” is a meaningless statement. Every mobile app serves exactly 1 user at a time. Where mobile apps _really_ have difficulty scaling is the number of developers that can work in parallel on the codebase. Thus architecture & testing

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Daniel Hall @_danielhall

3 years ago

A key hurdle in software development is having good requirements. Most reqs are too high-level to be useful or testable. So what’s a _good_ requirement? “A conceptual rule or intent coupled with specific examples to demonstrate how it’s expected to behave” danielhall.io/creating-a-sus…

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Daniel Hall @_danielhall

3 years ago

Finally wrote the next post in my testing series! If you’ve ever been frustrated by the deadly cycle of untested legacy code / missing documentation / difficulty implementing good testing practices for new code, you might like this one: danielhall.io/creating-a-sus…