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  1. Last two days I’ve spent at #craftconf in Budapest. Interesting takeaway was that basically everyone in the industry is now scared to not lose their jobs and trying to figure out how to squeeze the best results from AI in sustainable way.

    It is truly time when our industry is changing. The change is mostly fueled just three companies (openAI, Anthropic, Nvidia).

    Isn’t it crazy?

  2. Hello from #CraftConf Budapest! As always, I'll be doing my best to liveskeet all the talks I attend (until my computer runs out of battery, which happens earlier every year) Keynote speaker: "Slow Down to Speed up", @[email protected]

  3. @trishagee I'm writing my shiny new talk for #CraftConf using a shiny new tool I built which is the subject of my shiny new talk!

    #meta #ouroboros #allTheShinies

  4. @trishagee I'm writing my shiny new talk for #CraftConf using a shiny new tool I built which is the subject of my shiny new talk!

    #meta #ouroboros #allTheShinies

  5. Budapest calling! 🇭🇺 Dieses Jahr durften wir mit vier Kollegen erstmals an der #CraftConf teilnehmen! Zwei inspirierende Tage voller #SoftwareCraftsmanship & #SoftwareDelivery. 💡 Danke an die Organisatoren & Speaker für dieses tolle Event! 🙏 #craftconf24 #Weiterbildung

  6. Budapest calling! 🇭🇺 Dieses Jahr durften wir mit vier Kollegen erstmals an der #CraftConf teilnehmen! Zwei inspirierende Tage voller #SoftwareCraftsmanship & #SoftwareDelivery. 💡 Danke an die Organisatoren & Speaker für dieses tolle Event! 🙏 #craftconf24 #Weiterbildung

  7. you can find the unabridged (and slightly updated) version of my #craftconf talk "from here to resilience" here: speakerdeck.com/ufried/from-he, discussing what resilience is, how to get there (using a prototypical path) and if you always need to go the whole way. enjoy if you like ... ;)

  8. you can find the unabridged (and slightly updated) version of my #craftconf talk "from here to resilience" here: speakerdeck.com/ufried/from-he, discussing what resilience is, how to get there (using a prototypical path) and if you always need to go the whole way. enjoy if you like ... ;)

  9. Summarizing a long function with the help of ChatGPT seems quicker than doing it without, but I worry that it robs the programmer of gradually building a mental model of the intent of the code. I'm genuinely not yet sure how much to worry about that. #CraftConf

  10. Summarizing a long function with the help of ChatGPT seems quicker than doing it without, but I worry that it robs the programmer of gradually building a mental model of the intent of the code. I'm genuinely not yet sure how much to worry about that. #CraftConf

  11. TDD, even with ChatGPT's help, seems to nudge the programmer towards FP-style design: decouple the pieces and then compose all the pieces at the end. #CraftConf

  12. TDD, even with ChatGPT's help, seems to nudge the programmer towards FP-style design: decouple the pieces and then compose all the pieces at the end. #CraftConf

  13. TDD with ChatGPT seems to raise the stakes of the integrated tests scam. How interesting! #CraftConf

  14. TDD with ChatGPT seems to raise the stakes of the integrated tests scam. How interesting! #CraftConf

  15. In seeing Llewellyn Falco's example of a multistep prompt to ChatGPT, I notice that that's what I independently discovered when I first started using it as a partner to practising reading and writing Swedish. #CraftConf

  16. In seeing Llewellyn Falco's example of a multistep prompt to ChatGPT, I notice that that's what I independently discovered when I first started using it as a partner to practising reading and writing Swedish. #CraftConf

  17. Most LLM prompts need to add guardrails to avoid overconfident responses #CraftConf

  18. Most LLM prompts need to add guardrails to avoid overconfident responses #CraftConf

  19. Uptime is not equivalent to customer-relevant availability #CraftConf

  20. Uptime is not equivalent to customer-relevant availability #CraftConf

  21. Focusing primarily on latency and error rates generally works with product development flow too #CraftConf

  22. Focusing primarily on latency and error rates generally works with product development flow too #CraftConf

  23. “Toil” seems to be the SRE jargon for “waste” #CraftConf

  24. “Toil” seems to be the SRE jargon for “waste” #CraftConf

  25. Right way to measure latencies:
    1. Tier MTTx by criticality
    2. Measure percentiles
    3. Impacts, not counts

    #CraftConf

  26. Right way to measure latencies:
    1. Tier MTTx by criticality
    2. Measure percentiles
    3. Impacts, not counts

    #CraftConf

  27. Cap’n Proto mentioned by Dave Thomas as a superior alternative to ProtoBuf capnproto.org #CraftConf

  28. Cap’n Proto mentioned by Dave Thomas as a superior alternative to ProtoBuf capnproto.org #CraftConf

  29. Wondering how many XP / Agile efforts fail due to not aggressively simplifying designs #CraftConf

  30. Wondering how many XP / Agile efforts fail due to not aggressively simplifying designs #CraftConf

  31. I expect Dave is going to suggest that a good legacy strategy is focused, not a broad transformation (which is generally true for all good strategy) #CraftConf

  32. I expect Dave is going to suggest that a good legacy strategy is focused, not a broad transformation (which is generally true for all good strategy) #CraftConf

  33. My next talk at #CraftConf is coming up this afternoon: Testing Without Mocks at 1:40pm on Platform 2. Come see an innovative technique for simplifying and speeding up your tests. It works with legacy code! No design changes or special tools needed.

  34. My next talk at #CraftConf is coming up this afternoon: Testing Without Mocks at 1:40pm on Platform 2. Come see an innovative technique for simplifying and speeding up your tests. It works with legacy code! No design changes or special tools needed.

  35. 25 years later and one of the key strategies for encouraging change is to wait for a crisis to emerge. #CraftConf

  36. 25 years later and one of the key strategies for encouraging change is to wait for a crisis to emerge. #CraftConf

  37. If you talk to each other, then you don't need rules. But if you don't talk to each other, then you need rules. It is possible to follow rules that promote talking to each other.

    That works better when it's voluntary and intentional.

    #CraftConf #xplives

  38. If you talk to each other, then you don't need rules. But if you don't talk to each other, then you need rules. It is possible to follow rules that promote talking to each other.

    That works better when it's voluntary and intentional.

    #CraftConf #xplives

  39. Excellent! Project Communities live, but now with the name "Collectives". 👍

    Whatever works. #CraftConf #ixp #xplives

  40. Excellent! Project Communities live, but now with the name "Collectives". 👍

    Whatever works. #CraftConf #ixp #xplives