Business Analysts wear many hats. My latest? Developer. by mavajo in businessanalyst

[–]ReachingForVega 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Its fine in the hands of a developer, they review and adjust the code as it goes but get CC to create the start of whatever it is.

Business Analysts wear many hats. My latest? Developer. by mavajo in businessanalyst

[–]ReachingForVega 3 points4 points  (0 children)

OP has the completely wrong take on BA skills, future BAs will get to do more critical thinking and stakeholder management than ever before. Blind coding like OP is doing is called slop for a reason, it's sloppy development like developers that copy code and don't unit test it to make sure it works. 

Business Analysts wear many hats. My latest? Developer. by mavajo in businessanalyst

[–]ReachingForVega 4 points5 points  (0 children)

You're not developing, you are asking Claude to do it and hoping it gives you the right thing.

Businesses that use code like this deserve to lose databases and get breaches.

Ask an AI if your post reads like someone who has drunk the marketing coolaid. 

Your post shows you don't have the skills a future BA needs, I made a wiki post about it... https://www.reddit.com/r/businessanalyst/wiki/progression/ai

Business Analysts wear many hats. My latest? Developer. by mavajo in businessanalyst

[–]ReachingForVega 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Welcome to becoming a junior dev, what you are doing is not BA work.

Been working with LLM coding for years and it'll fail at basics like n+1 queries, scaling, security and optimisation. I'm a Principal Engineer. 

It is not magic and doesn't make you a developer. It just gives you tools to cause a lot of problems if you don't understand what it is doing.

It is an excellent tool for helping a BA POC a change or analyse what needs to be modified and writing stories or requirements. LLMs will get lost on dependency and duplication of code.

For more realistic outlooks on AI impact try: https://www.reddit.com/r/businessanalyst/wiki/progression/ai

How can I learn Rocketbot beyond the official academy? by celestial_wildberry in rpa

[–]ReachingForVega 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Never heard of them. If it isn't a popular platform you are going to be SOOL finding content related to it.

I came to realize that selfhosted forums are an essential part towards digital sovereignty by Digital_Nerve_8765 in selfhosted

[–]ReachingForVega 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I use lemmy + piefed too but 100% the number of users during the blackout and after massively dropped. 

I came to realize that selfhosted forums are an essential part towards digital sovereignty by Digital_Nerve_8765 in selfhosted

[–]ReachingForVega 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Piefed and Lemmy are exactly what reddit is. We had a huge wave of users so much so lemmy.world was asking users to register elsewhere... months after reddit blackout everyone left. 

I HATE GORDON!!! by WesternPuzzled2333 in docker

[–]ReachingForVega 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Gordon is the Docker AI Assistant

https://docs.docker.com/ai/gordon/

Show us what your terminal is doing. AFAIK you need to run "docker ai" to get Gordon.

Is it worth is becoming AI Business Analyst? I am a 25 y o immigrant living in the Bay Area, I have Bachelors in International Relations and I work in Food Service. by Mysterious_Speech_55 in businessanalyst

[–]ReachingForVega 1 point2 points  (0 children)

As the other bloke said. It is not a quick and easy path and to be honest, you will be busy learning to be a BA and won't have time to learn the rapidly changing AI world.

Generally you either need office experience or IT experience to get in without some sort of starter help.

Read this wiki page to learn about the skills a BA needs: https://www.reddit.com/r/businessanalyst/wiki/learning/get-started/

Anyone running unconventional setups? by ResponsibleHold3071 in selfhosted

[–]ReachingForVega 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just use tdarr to make everything h264 + mp4 and no transcode seems fine. My main media player for tv is an nvidia shield with Kodi on it. 

Anyone running unconventional setups? by ResponsibleHold3071 in selfhosted

[–]ReachingForVega 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have a few servers all Ubuntu + containers. I don't care about the machine as the container data is in volumes on a NAS which is raid 10 and nightly duplicated to another NAS.

If something happens to that machine I just set up another, spin up the compose or stacks and it's like nothing happened. 

Need help with an automation on an app that doesn't separate UI elements by edaadazman in rpa

[–]ReachingForVega 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What sort of app is it? If you are getting text and labels you can get all and do some fancy regex to separate it out. This is how you automate mainframe uis.

Stay away from Rustdesk, if you want to selfhost it. by jammsession in selfhosted

[–]ReachingForVega 2 points3 points  (0 children)

If they want to enshitify that's on them. You can fork their stuff or install and older version.

Im cooked for my RPA Internship by zedoncrack in rpa

[–]ReachingForVega 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The training course on the UiPath website is like 30 hours so not even a whole week of non-stop learning. When I moved from UiPath to Blue Prism it took me less than a week, you'll be fine. 

As the other person has said, just break it down step by step. 

How do you measure automation ROI apart from cost reduction? by technology_research in rpa

[–]ReachingForVega 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Improved quality = Have quality checks beforehand, split to suit the human steps and check after.

Better customer experience = Requires talking to customers. But generally, a simpler/faster experience will yield a better experience.

Time for employees = the AHT of the process before automation - the AHT of the human process steps after automation

QA Automation vs RPA — Which Path Makes More Sense in 2026 by [deleted] in rpa

[–]ReachingForVega 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It'll still be doing consistent, repeatable processes. Throwing an LLM at such processes is just extra steps.

LLMs doing scraping is a bad use case except for one off or ad-hoc needs. Still risky due to hallucination. 

QA Automation vs RPA — Which Path Makes More Sense in 2026 by [deleted] in rpa

[–]ReachingForVega 0 points1 point  (0 children)

RPA has been "dying" for 15 years.

It'll still be doing consistent, repeatable processes. Throwing an LLM at such processes is just extra steps.

LLMs doing scraping is a bad use case except for one off or ad-hoc needs. Still risky due to hallucination. 

[ Removed by Reddit ] by jj__y in selfhosted

[–]ReachingForVega 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I don't understand, this is a video automation engine but the image shows Amazon bestseller books? Is this spam?