AI Software Architect/Developer, Author(https://teapawt.org/t.co/M9uG3a8v9A), Trainer, Mentor, Entrepreneur and a good human being (always trying) CEO https://teapawt.org/t.co/1fH31zpLTl
Toronto, Canada
Joined September 2013
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As a father of an Autistic child, I was working on a mobile app for safety and better tracking. Complicated, expensive solutions are available. However, my goal is to offer this as a free community service to parents/guardians and use only the phone's data plan.
Thanks, Gemini AI, for providing a solid foundation code. I will share this codebase as open source for community participation in the coming weeks.
I will be looking for all mobile app master builders to join in. More announcements as I handle some logistics.
Everyday story of builders:
Day 1: "I need a simple MVP."
Day 90: Event sourcing, CQRS, Kafka, Redis, and regret.😂
Hope in development: The strongest force in software development is refreshing the page after making a change and hoping. 🤪
Which / command in the AI world do you like to see and would you use most? 🤣
0%/yell
33%/rant
50%/damn
17%/whatever
6 votes • 1 daysI asked AI for best practices. It gave me 17 different "definitely correct" answers. Scratching your head is optional. 😂
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Some of it, but LinkedIn ego wears a disguise, it always starts with "I'm humbled to announce" 🤣
What? Spent weeks optimizing database queries.
Turns out the bottleneck was getting anyone to actually use the app. 😅
Founder productivity hack:
Rename every bug to a "feature request."
Morale instantly improves. Easy! 😜
SDLC in a nutshell: Half of software engineering is solving problems. The other half is finding out what the problem actually is. 😂😂
Oh no situation: My SaaS has 99.99% uptime.
The outage happened exactly when a prospective customer requested a demo. 😅
For those who hate touching CSS:
The stack is modern, the architecture is clean, and the bug is still in the CSS. 😂
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Java has a weird little trap. Most people miss it on the first try :
Integer a = 127, b = 127;
Integer x = 128, y = 128;
System.out.println(a == b);
System.out.println(x == y);
Both comparisons look identical. Do they print the same result?
Story of all AI vibe coders: AI writes code faster than I do. I create bugs faster than AI. We make a great team. 😂
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Builders beware: Nothing teaches humility faster than spending 8 months building a product and hearing:
"Couldn't this just be an Excel sheet?" 😁
Here is a real-world prompt I gave to the Antigravity Flash 3.8 model:
As a user experience architect developer. I think every field should have a help "?" bubble with a quick, brief explanation and a simple example. I think this will improve the user experience. Use the UI/UX Pro Max for guidance, and give me a brutally honest, unbiased response. What do you think?
The prompt worked like a charm!
For all those KPI chasers:
My favourite KPI is website visitors.
Because they're the only metric that's growing. 😂