Dmitriy Kharchenko @dmitriy_js

Making dev tools @ AugmentCode San Francisco, CA Joined October 2010

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Dmitriy Kharchenko @dmitriy_js

4 weeks ago

Was vibe-coding too much lately. Made this thing: npmjs.com/package/node-z… To remove all node_modules directories, so I can vibe code more with only 2TB SDD. On the very first dry-run it found about 5k directories to remove.

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Luke Wroblewski @LukeW

2 months ago

software development today is building with 100s of agents. chat-era apps weren't designed for that scale. so we rebuilt Intent completely and open sourced it with a venerable dream team of talent. intentapp.dev

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Dmitriy Kharchenko @dmitriy_js

4 years ago

We should probably start writing code in the way that makes it easier to digest by some large language model

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Samuel Arbesman @arbesman

4 years ago

There's @holloway which publishes guides on tech-related knowledge. 4/

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Dmitriy Kharchenko @dmitriy_js

4 years ago

@alex_avoigt Yep, Tesla is very heavy and bad in snow. Handling the is part of the safety it lacks. Everything else is about the same as any modern luxury EV

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Dmitriy Kharchenko @dmitriy_js

4 years ago

What's good about EVs is that by driving them, you become the range/consumption calculating computer, and you can find chargers in the middle of nowhere. Uniq new skills no one would need in 10 years I hope.

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ITNEXT @ITNEXT_io

4 years ago

React app and a way to think less and do more by @dmitriy_js at #ITNEXT. #react #apparchitecture #webdevelopment #frontenddevelopment itnext.io/react-app-and-…

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Dmitriy Kharchenko @dmitriy_js

4 years ago

I wonder what future AI software eng would like more: writing shitty code or refactoring shitty code

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Dmitriy Kharchenko @dmitriy_js

4 years ago

Woke up today with thoughts about software source code complexity. Falling asleep with conclusion that complexity itself isn’t that important, but how quickly it grows with changes does matter

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Dmitriy Kharchenko @dmitriy_js

4 years ago

Golden hammer rule is quite useful sometimes. A good-looking UI may be described as more accessible for people who can’t use ugly interfaces. So suddenly you are not pushing pixels, but improving accessibility!

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Dmitriy Kharchenko @dmitriy_js

4 years ago

It is not React vs Angular, it is how your company uses React vs Angular.

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Holloway @holloway

4 years ago

Your first 2 to 4 years as a software engineer can be intense. You have a lot to learn, and mentorship can be scarce. We're thrilled to announce a new, in-depth guide for developers early in their career: “Junior to Senior” by David Glassanos. 🧵 holloway.com/b/junior-to-se…

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Dmitriy Kharchenko @dmitriy_js

5 years ago

@e_andreeva Это просто подход такой. Кто-то до сих пор думает что система важнее индивидуума, а на самом деле данные говорят что система должна строится из индивидуумов, тогда будет успех и радость.

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Dmitriy Kharchenko @dmitriy_js

5 years ago

@e_andreeva Кажется основатели не очень хотели процессы налаживать. Ну и ещё много нюансов, может когда-то руки дойдут статью написать.

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Andrew Warner @AndrewWarner

5 years ago

I can't get over how cool The @Holloway Edition of Stop Asking Questions is. The fact that you can listen to audio clips of the interviewing techniques in action is 🤯 Check this one out: holloway.com/g/stop-asking-…

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Paul Carleton @PaulCarleton_

5 years ago

Priceless knowledge for making a better podcast. I'd never seen @Holloway before, but it has the real audio examples. I got that version, makes such a difference. It's like listening behind-the-scenes of a sales call — so juicy! Tweetstorm book summary coming soon...

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Matthew Howells-Barby @matthewbarby

5 years ago

The @holloway books are some of the best primers on complex topics I’ve ever come across. Beautiful online reading experience too.

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Dmitriy Kharchenko @dmitriy_js

5 years ago

@wooorm I think no one recommended yet. Мёртвые Дельфины youtube.com/watch?v=9wLfS_…

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Alice Lemée 🌱 @alicellemee

5 years ago

I bought this book after reading a review that went, "After reading 'Art For Money', my income tripled." "Sure, let's see," I thought. This month is now my highest-grossing month as a freelancer to date. So, yes. Buy this book. Absolutely incredible.