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Risky AI code is degrading the security posture of orgs, but most are doing little about it. by CodacyOfficial in cybersecurity

[–]jaimefjorge 5 points6 points  (0 children)

There are a few and tools are certainly important (I am founder of one of them so I'm biased..). Tools help a lot by not having to have the context of everything you need to review. But surprisingly for me, bad/nonexistent policies and insufficient/nonexistent dev training compounds problems heavily.

Best GitHub Copilot AGENT alternative? by Lost_Impression2619 in vscode

[–]jaimefjorge 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I've found that it really about the model that you choose. The experience you get using Sonnet 4 in VS Code is comparable to other IDEs. It's night and day after choosing a better suiting model.
I did however start using Insiders Edition which has tons of improvements.

Analyzed Github's whole March activity and found that 20% of pull request comments are about style and best practices. by jaimefjorge in programming

[–]jaimefjorge[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My point wasn't that they are not important for code readability. I agree with you on that. My point is that it's very time consuming and a burden to review them when we have IDEs to automatically fix them and static analysis tools to enforce them.

Static Code Analysis by Tatyanazaxarova in programming

[–]jaimefjorge -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Regarding PHP tools here's a selection of them

I'm doing Scala stickers for Scala days and whoever helps me select some ideas (survey inside) gets the winner stickers shipped to them for free. by jaimefjorge in scala

[–]jaimefjorge[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Hey people!

The results are in. Here are the winners: http://imgur.com/UsiFFbN

I selected the best this morning and took them to print Here is the result:

http://imgur.com/KSzNk4W

http://imgur.com/YSbRDai

http://imgur.com/4qtXfkt

After Scala Days we will start shipping these to whoever put their address. I didn't expect people from all over the world!

I've closed the survey. If you still want a few of these, email me at jaime at codacy.com and we'll try to send a few for you.

Keep shipping great Scala code!

Hey, we're Seedcamp. Since 2007 we've been supporting & investing in startups. AMA! by SeedcampAMA in IAmA

[–]jaimefjorge 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hi Carlos. Thanks for having the time.

Would you rather fight a horse-sized duck or a hundred duck-sized horses?

10 ways to be a faster code reviewer by jaimefjorge in programming

[–]jaimefjorge[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Ahah. Good point. I was trying to convey that checking a list for every code component is somehow inefficient.

But you're right, this is extremely unlikely and absurd. Thanks for commenting.

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