Discussion

• @thecsguy Nick on x

  @0interestrates everyone's a principal engineer until zuck drops a 2k line diff and you have to decide if that nit is worth your badge access

• @0interestrates Rahul on x

  it's easy to approve zuck's diff, but do you have the courage to request changes on zuck's diff? [image]

• @fangyi11101 @fangyi11101 on x

  Dang Zuck must have installed gstack

• @abhishekray Abhishek Ray on x

  @GergelyOrosz yeah heard the same from a few friends who are eng leads that everybody is getting back to writing code one of the reasons folks mentioned is that once they see their leads adopting these tools - others will follow their lead as well

• @gldgab @gldgab on x

  @Pragmatic_Eng “I'M THE BOSS” - merge proved

• @danliu Dan Liu on x

  it'll be funny if zuck intentionally left a bug in the diff and then fired everyone approving it

• @pragmatic_eng @pragmatic_eng on x

  Mark Zuckerberg is back to landing diffs, 20 years later. Using Claude Code to do so. From today's @Pragmatic_Eng at https://newsletter.pragmaticengineer.co m/ ... [image]

• @gergelyorosz Gergely Orosz on x

  Founders + C-level folks who come from a software engineering background are all getting back to it. Never seen eng leaders get hands-on with a previous technology at so many different places.

• @seanhodgdon.com Sean Hodgdon on bluesky

  Look, I get that most developers use Claude Code or other AI coding tools—I'm not shitting on them here—but to call this “back to writing code” for Zuck is fucking hilarious [embedded post]