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claudiacsf

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About claudiacsf

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    Comment #49019010

    Yes, please. More drones for good.

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    Comment #49018999

    But I get triggered by the em dashes. :(

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    Comment #48917949

    We wrote about how AI-assisted development changes the economics of code review and how good ole SAST does actually have a meaningful role to play today.

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    Comment #48833444

    Hey folks, I've identified 3 different stages of AI coding adoption: autocomplete, prompting, loop engineering. The autocomplete stage is basically a throwback to 2024 and is mostl…

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    Comment #48833326

    We think so too. We just launched a bunch of new updates, including device authentication. The latest version is v0.27.0 > npm install -g @codacy/verity-cli > verity init Let me kn…

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    Show HN: Self-healing review gate and knowledge base for Claude Code (Beta)

    We built Verity.md for the new era of loop engineering where traditional code review simply doesn't fit and is a major bottleneck. This is what we think the future of code review l…

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    Comment #48777222

    I'm forever shocked at how marketing illiterate this huge multi-billion $ conglomerate is. I guess when you're Google you don't need to be.

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    Show HN: Verity – self-healing review gate for Claude Code

    Hi folks, We built what we think the next generation of code review looks like. It's an adversarial, self-healing gate for coding agents that repairs the code on every run, so only…

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    Comment #48676129

    Agreed the move is AI reducing what you review, not adding to it. What's also needed is a process for classifying changes by risk so the low risk PRs get the automated gates while …

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    Comment #48675557

    I'm a sucker for pretty UIs. I already have a company-mandated knowledge base tool, Slite, can they be used together?

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    Comment #48675415

    So this is how Apple makes up for the margins on the Neos.

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    Comment #48644852

    Oh man, that's a great idea. Well done.

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    Comment #48569741

    In teams where there is downward pressure to reduce the rigorousness of PRs there shouldn't be much of a bottleneck problem. They've solved it by lowering the bar. The article is f…

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    Comment #48553535

    Fair. TL;DR: The goal with the article is to explain what tools can be employed to tackle the PR bottleneck and where humans are still needed - at this point in time. Code quality …

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