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Andrés Meza-Escallón

@SoftwareShaper

Systems Engineer/CS, Master in Communication, 30+ years leading web software development, machine learning/AI to drive innovation. SQL,Python,Pandas,LangChain.

Evidence es louder than opinions — David Pereira #SoftwareDevelopment #UIUXdesign

SoftwareShaper's tweet image. Evidence es louder than opinions 

— David Pereira

#SoftwareDevelopment #UIUXdesign

Andrés Meza-Escallón reposted

We’ve found the root cause of AWS outage today. Sorry guys.


Andrés Meza-Escallón reposted

If this Karpathy interview doesn't pop the ai bubble, nothing will. 10 brutal quotes: 1. LLMs don’t work yet They don’t have enough intelligence, they’re not multimodal enough, they can’t use computers, and they don’t remember what you tell them. They’re cognitively lacking.…


The tactical layer of development is becoming commoditized. But the strategic layer — that’s still very much a human game. — Craig Adam #ai #SoftwareDevelopment

SoftwareShaper's tweet image. The tactical layer of development is becoming commoditized.

But the strategic layer — that’s still very much a human game. 

— Craig Adam
#ai #SoftwareDevelopment

Assumptions that aren’t based on well-established facts are the bane of all projects. —Andrew Hunt & David Thomas, The Pragmatic Programmer @SoftwareDevelopment #SoftwareEngineering

SoftwareShaper's tweet image. Assumptions that aren’t based 
on well-established facts 
are the bane of all projects.

—Andrew Hunt & David Thomas,
The Pragmatic Programmer

@SoftwareDevelopment #SoftwareEngineering

Andrés Meza-Escallón reposted

Splashdown confirmed! Congratulations to the entire SpaceX team on an exciting eleventh flight test of Starship!


Predictable patterns so AI can see what “right” looks like. Tight constraints so it doesn’t wander into dangerous territory. Curated examples what you show AI becomes what it repeats. Clean abstractions for token-hungry models trying to reason across files. — Craig Adam

SoftwareShaper's tweet image. Predictable patterns  so AI can see what “right” looks like.

Tight constraints  so it doesn’t wander into dangerous territory.

Curated examples  what you show AI becomes what it repeats.

Clean abstractions  for token-hungry models trying to reason across files. 

— Craig Adam

You need to sometimes think much harder. Now there is human judgment, evidence and AI thinking. AI is a very good complementary tool that helps us with some of the deep thinking. — Itamar Gilad #SoftwareDevelopment #ProductDesign #UIUX

SoftwareShaper's tweet image. You need to sometimes think much harder. 

Now there is human judgment, evidence and AI thinking. 

AI is a very good complementary tool that helps us with some of the deep thinking.

— Itamar Gilad

#SoftwareDevelopment #ProductDesign #UIUX

Always take small, deliberate steps, checking for feedback and adjusting before proceeding. Consider that the rate of feedback is your speed limit. You never take on a step or a task that’s “too big.” — Andrew Hunt & David Thomas, The Pragmatic Programmer

SoftwareShaper's tweet image. Always take small, deliberate steps, checking for feedback and adjusting before proceeding. 

Consider that the rate of feedback is your speed limit. 

You never take on a step or a task that’s “too big.”

— Andrew Hunt & David Thomas, The Pragmatic Programmer

There are two aspects of time that are important to us: concurrency (things happening at the same time) and ordering (the relative positions of things in time). — Andrew Hunt & David Thomas The Pragmatic Programmer

SoftwareShaper's tweet image. There are two aspects of time that
are important to us: 

concurrency (things happening at the same
time) 

and ordering (the relative positions of things in time).

— Andrew Hunt & David Thomas
The Pragmatic Programmer

Focus on solving current over future problems — David Pereira #SoftwareDevelopment

SoftwareShaper's tweet image. Focus on solving current
over future problems

— David Pereira

#SoftwareDevelopment

What’s a task that’s too big? Any task that requires “fortune telling” — Andrew Hunt & David Thomas The Pragmatic #Programmer #SoftwareDevelopment #SoftwareEngineering

SoftwareShaper's tweet image. What’s a task that’s too big?
Any task that requires “fortune telling”

— Andrew Hunt & David Thomas
The Pragmatic #Programmer

#SoftwareDevelopment #SoftwareEngineering

#Agile planning depended, to a significant degree, on decomposing work into small enough pieces that we could complete our features within a single sprint, or iteration. — Dave Farley #SoftwareEngineering #SoftwareDevelopment

SoftwareShaper's tweet image. #Agile planning depended, to a significant degree,
on decomposing work into small enough pieces
that we could complete our features
within a single sprint, or iteration.

— Dave Farley

#SoftwareEngineering #SoftwareDevelopment

A thing is well designed if it adapts to the people who use it. — Andrew Hunt & David Thomas, The Pragmatic Programmer #SoftwareDevelopment #SoftwareEngineering

SoftwareShaper's tweet image. A thing is well designed if it adapts to the people who use it. 

— Andrew Hunt & David Thomas,
The Pragmatic Programmer 

#SoftwareDevelopment #SoftwareEngineering

Instead of wasting effort designing for an uncertain future, you can always fall back on designing your code to be replaceable. — Andrew Hunt & David Thomas, The Pragmatic #Programmer #SoftwareDevelopment #SoftwareEngineering

SoftwareShaper's tweet image. Instead of wasting effort 
designing for an uncertain future, 
you can always fall back on 
designing your code to be replaceable. 

— Andrew Hunt & David Thomas,
The Pragmatic #Programmer

#SoftwareDevelopment #SoftwareEngineering

Andrés Meza-Escallón reposted

Stop the nonsense. Don't build an AI Agent unless there's no other alternative. For most applications, you'll be better off: 1. With a simple rule-based system 2. Upgrade to static models when complexity increases 3. Implement simple, well-prompted LLM calls 4. Build an…


Sometimes a design just feels wrong, or some requirement makes you feel uneasy. Stop and analyze these feelings... Explore them. The chances are that there’s something lurking in that dark doorway. — Andy Hunt & Dave Thomas, The Pragmatic Programmer

SoftwareShaper's tweet image. Sometimes a design just feels wrong,
or some requirement makes you feel uneasy.

Stop and analyze these feelings... Explore them.

The chances are that there’s something lurking in that dark doorway.

— Andy Hunt & Dave Thomas,
The Pragmatic Programmer

Yeah, anyone can do #VibeCoding for throwaway stuff, but when things get serious...

SoftwareShaper's tweet image. Yeah, anyone can do #VibeCoding for throwaway stuff, but when things get serious...

Don’t assume it, prove it. — Andrew Hunt & David Thomas, The Pragmatic Programmer

SoftwareShaper's tweet image. Don’t assume it, prove it. 

— Andrew Hunt & David Thomas, 
The Pragmatic Programmer

First build to learn, then to scale — David Pereira #SoftwareDevelopment #ProductManagement

SoftwareShaper's tweet image. First build to learn, then to scale 

— David Pereira

#SoftwareDevelopment #ProductManagement

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