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Deleting code with confidence may become a rare engineering skill in AI era

Vibe coding has entered the chat – at Anekal Bangaluru, India

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ASMR – at Anekal Bangaluru, India

@AmazonHelp @amazonIN

@AmazonHelp @amazonIN Is this how you help people?

@AmazonHelp @amazonIN This is beyond frustrating. More than 10 of my orders have reached the final delivery station in Bengaluru, only to be marked “Undeliverable” and returned. There is never a delivery attempt. I’ve spent hours with customer support, raised multiple complaints, and every time I’m told the issue has been escalated. Yet nothing changes. To make matters worse, this has now happened to my Prime Day orders. I bought them during the sale, they are being returned without delivery, and now the same products cost significantly more. Anyway, reordering isn’t a solution if the same thing keeps happening. This is clearly an operational issue with my account or local delivery station - not an isolated incident. Please have someone from your delivery operations team investigate this instead of asking me to contact support again.

Me, mentally, entering 2026!! Lesss gooo!! 😎 Happy New Year, folks! ✨ Video credits: ig: jeremynicollin

There are multiple layers to performance work. We usually start with algorithmic wins (time/space), then parallelism, then SIMD/vectorization. But sometimes the next bottleneck is… how your data sits in memory. Alignment + padding can bloat a hot struct, reduce elements per cache line, and show up as jittery frame times (this one came from a real-time production jitter issue). I wrote a post breaking down struct layout, padding, cache locality, and AoS vs SoA with a benchmark you can run locally. Link 👇