Roman Baiocco
@romanbaioc.co
Two months ago, I would push about 3-7 reasonably sized PRs in a week. Now its about 15-22.
For me at least, the increase isn't just because I'm producing individual PRs faster than before, but also because it's much easier to able to work on multiple tasks at once
For me at least, the increase isn't just because I'm producing individual PRs faster than before, but also because it's much easier to able to work on multiple tasks at once
June 27, 2025 at 7:45 AM
Two months ago, I would push about 3-7 reasonably sized PRs in a week. Now its about 15-22.
For me at least, the increase isn't just because I'm producing individual PRs faster than before, but also because it's much easier to able to work on multiple tasks at once
For me at least, the increase isn't just because I'm producing individual PRs faster than before, but also because it's much easier to able to work on multiple tasks at once
In terms of process changes, the biggest two I've noticed:
1) My job feels a lot more like I'm managing a small team of junior engineers compared to 2 months ago where I was directly writing most of the code myself
2) I'm reviewing PRs not just from engineers on my teams, but also product managers
1) My job feels a lot more like I'm managing a small team of junior engineers compared to 2 months ago where I was directly writing most of the code myself
2) I'm reviewing PRs not just from engineers on my teams, but also product managers
June 25, 2025 at 5:37 PM
In terms of process changes, the biggest two I've noticed:
1) My job feels a lot more like I'm managing a small team of junior engineers compared to 2 months ago where I was directly writing most of the code myself
2) I'm reviewing PRs not just from engineers on my teams, but also product managers
1) My job feels a lot more like I'm managing a small team of junior engineers compared to 2 months ago where I was directly writing most of the code myself
2) I'm reviewing PRs not just from engineers on my teams, but also product managers
I use it heavily at my workplace. Took a bit of time for things to click, but now that it does I'm literally 3-5x more productive.
Was originally worried that overall code quality would decrease but it really seems like following good practices is essential to take full advantage of the agents
Was originally worried that overall code quality would decrease but it really seems like following good practices is essential to take full advantage of the agents
June 25, 2025 at 5:22 PM
I use it heavily at my workplace. Took a bit of time for things to click, but now that it does I'm literally 3-5x more productive.
Was originally worried that overall code quality would decrease but it really seems like following good practices is essential to take full advantage of the agents
Was originally worried that overall code quality would decrease but it really seems like following good practices is essential to take full advantage of the agents
The game doesn’t do a great job upfront of showing you that it will open up, but I think the fact that it keeps so much hidden makes each new discovery that much more engaging.
April 11, 2025 at 2:39 PM
The game doesn’t do a great job upfront of showing you that it will open up, but I think the fact that it keeps so much hidden makes each new discovery that much more engaging.
Absolutely. A lot of negative reviews mention getting boxed in by room selection. What they don’t realize is that through discovery, you find tools that let you shift the odds in your favor and start building toward real plans.
April 11, 2025 at 2:38 PM
Absolutely. A lot of negative reviews mention getting boxed in by room selection. What they don’t realize is that through discovery, you find tools that let you shift the odds in your favor and start building toward real plans.
