Ubiquiti stuff just works, and it works well. There really isn't much more to ask for.
And if you want to tinker, there are a lot of options. First company that I've dealt with that also has strong software to scale your network as needed.
I suppose you're right that I could have another agent review my code too. Something to at least try out and see what results I get.
I do think AI is valuable in code reviews, I just think people are way too reliant on AI and spit out what it says verbatim.
Not my own code, but I use it for other's PRs.
I basically point my agent at their branch and ask it to do a code review on it (and provide no context). I then look at what it recommends and verify for myself. Anything I think is worthy, I comment in the PR or ask questions about.
What I HATE...
I stayed overnight at this house, my family rented it to ourselves so we had free reign. Was cool but didn't see goddamn shit
Also the Ed Gein series was awful lol. They made up so much shit.
I have somehow niche'd my way into being the only person in my company that knows how my feature works. I went out for 2 weeks and progress completely stalled because there are no other SMEs for it. I'm the tech lead and SW architect for it with a team of 1.5 engineers. And this isn't a small...
I have asked our senior director how he envisions us getting and retaining talent in the future. For someone like me it's awesome. But Junior engineers here have no idea what's going on
Yeah a lot of modern metal drives me nuts. Everything is unnaturally tight, even guitar tones. Everything is gated and quantized and sounds unnatural. That's why I like a band like revocation that plays real amps and sounds real