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Before you let agents touch your codebase, build these gates.
Not because you don't trust the agent - but because you wouldn't trust anyone without them. Including yourself.
https://blog.reccehq.com/before-you-let-agents-touch-your-codebase-build-these-gates #ClaudeCode #AIAgents #DevWorkflow
"Arrow has the intricacy of a fine Swiss watch." The co-creator of Apache Arrow on why AI agents cannot replicate decade-long infrastructure design.
"Pandas in 2011 was essentially book-driven development, quite literally." Wes wrote features because he needed them for the book chapter.
"If I had taken three years longer to do things the right way, it would have been too late." -- Wes McKinney on why pandas shipped imperfect and won.
"This is bad. Why haven't you fixed this yet? I would have already fixed this today with Claude code." -- Wes McKinney on radical accountability for software vendors.
"I would just wake up and write Python code." Wes McKinney on the founder hours that created pandas.
Scott Breitenother jumped into every Slack thread at Brooklyn Data. It made the company fast and him the bottleneck. His fix: subscribe to replies, don't comment, check back in 3 hours.
"If you have a successful career built on glazing people, I kind of hate you."
Bryan Bischof on why truth-seeking is non-negotiable for data teams.
The most predictive feature in the world's first coffee recommender? Favorite salad dressing. The baristas knew.
Bryan Bischof on Data Renegades
"When an escalator breaks, it just becomes stairs. When your data workload fails, it's often just stale data."
Scott Breitenother on why most data failures aren't as bad as they feel.