software engineer for 15y, now helping vibe coders to understand what they are doing 👀 - fitness lover - crossfit, gym, trekking , camping, climbing
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Joined October 2018
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How to identify a company that doesn’t know how to work remotely?
It uses something different than @SlackHQ
When you know AI started to lose context?
For me, it is when it starts responding “you’re absolutely right!”
Just finished 9-5, time to get back to what really matter 🙂
#buildinpublic #solopreneur
well, as every new technology: first we start building things ad-hoc, with no standarization, then a framework comes up and boom: now we have a standarized way to use this technology
not different for #vibecoding
let me introduce you Spec Kit: github.com/github/spec-kit
I already have a blog, igventurelli.io, where I publish about Java and Spring and now I am starting thesmartcoder.news, a newsletter to help vibecoders to understand what they're doing
for my Spring blog, I make a quick review from GPT generated content and it is good to be published
for TheSmartCoder, for some reason, I take the posts and review it word by word, making it the way I would write on my on - I also create most of the images in the post, avoid getting ready from the internet
it really feels hand-made and when the article is done I feel gratitude for it
I started a newsletter to help vibecoreds to understand what they're doing.
This is something really interesting: even before launching, I started to mention it in Reddit, when helping VCs and by that I got a few subscribers
the idea: first you help (genuinely), later, if possible, you pitch your business
it may sound obvisouly, as I already heard it, but seeing it for real is another thing
thesmartcoder.news/
just published my very first article of The Smart Coder newsletter: thesmartcoder.news/p/relatio…
#vibecoding
i am glad I spent some good days of my life learning kinetic energy KE = ½mv² formula
imagine spending these same days but learning how to code? or even worts: learning how to deal and solve problems? what about learning sells skills?! :O
unpopular opinion: most vibe coding tools already apply CVE checks ootb - which is good - something that we didn't had a few years ago (or only in super expensive paid plans)
the downside is that we're still away from a real secure use (output) of AI