Michał Szajbe

Hey folks 👋 I’m Michał, software engineer from 🇵🇱 Currently leading a team of backend developers building data intelligence products for automotive industry. Here to chat about software engineering, team leadership and engineering management. I sometimes blog at szajbus.dev

Brilliant read on AI from Jeffrey Emanuel youtubetranscriptoptimizer.com/blog/05_the_...

It’s snowing for the first time this season and winter service vehicles have hit the roads. Nothing special unless you live in Doncaster: „Gritters christened David Plowie and Gritsy Bitsy Teeny Weeny Yellow Anti-Slip Machiney after hilarious naming competition.” www.standard.co.uk/news/uk/grit...

my main “bluesky tip” is simply — like and follow posts and people you enjoy seeing in your feed, and “show less” what you don’t enjoy. “training” Discover algorithm takes annoyingly long for now — but it does get more specific with time, and the team will be making it more responsive. data helps.

I like how helpful Cursor AI is with TDD - adding tests for new code or modifying existing ones after refactorings. If you do TDD, you should also try TTD (tab-tab development).

It’s always funny to google for solutions and finding your own article szajbus.dev/elixir/2023/...

It only takes one person working remotely, to make a remote team. It doesn’t need to be you. So, over communicate, in writing and preferably in public.

I’ve put together a starter pack for managers! Many experienced leaders have joined recently, including Engineering Managers, VPs, CTOs, CDOs, Tech Leads, and others from research fields and top tech companies. Perfect for anyone looking to connect with seasoned pros! go.bsky.app/J3W39y1 #management

Just started reading “The Software Engineer’s Guidebook“ by @gergely.pragmaticengineer.com I wish this book existed ten years ago, but there’s still a lot of value I’m getting out of it. And I just sent it as a gift to someone who is early in their journey. You can do the same.