Jaime Pascual 👨‍🍼

@jpascual.kaidev.io

CEO | founder @ kaidev.io: Evolve Your Software With Purpose 👨‍🍼>> λ >>☕️>>🚴‍♂️

Me: Hey LLM can you reduce this code? LLM: We could use this well stablished, defined and already used on the code base function, but the actual code is minimal now (3 lines). Yo know what is also minimal not having those 3 lines.

I spent the last year learning a hard truth: high-quality work and hitting every metric doesn’t always lead to success. Macro shifts or a client’s subjective mood can easily displace months of hard work. I used to think the effort guaranteed the outcome, but the reality is much more fragile.

I’m proud to say that at Kaidev, we choose a different path: - Privacy first: Cookieless and GDPR compliant analytics only. - Clean experience: No ads, no weird paywalls; just honest, organic services. - Web-first: We prioritize the browser. No begging you to install an app or PWA.

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This is getting out of hand. Using an LLM doesn’t make you a developer; it makes you a child with a crayon. You’re doodling on paper and expecting high results, but your work belongs on a fridge at most. I’m tired of the delusion.

Me: Buys something expensive, asks for an invoice. Them: Sends invoice.pdf (it is not an invoice). Me: "Please send me the real invoice; here is my tax data." Them: "Oh, sorry! Here you go: invoice.pdf." Me: "Correct! Except my data is still not in there." This is exhausting.

Has anyone coined the term "vibe testing" yet? Can I claim it? Jokes aside, how do you keep practicing TDD in this world of LLMs and AI? For me, it starts with asking for the test first, but 100% of the time the assistant or agent just goes ahead and passes the test (moves to green) automatically.

Allen Holub@allenholub.bsky.social · 5mo ago

I mentioned TDD in an earlier post, and it became clear from the responses that there's some confusion about what TDD is. TDD stands for test-driven _development_ (or design). The "test-driven" is an adjective modifying the word "development" (or "design"). 1/10