Human. CTO @sibipro. Formerly: Engineering at CircleCI.

Gilbert, AZ
Joined November 2008
My nephew, y'all!
Placed 2nd out of 70+ teams at the @OpenAI x @cerebral_valley Codex Hackathon in NYC! My teammates @clintonimaroo,@imanmokua and I built Fathom a multilingual Siri for codebases that understands, chunks, and graphs your entire repo while tracking architectural flow in real time
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Olu Ayandosu retweeted
I flew down to PHX last week to watch @lukekarrys present at @halfstackconf. He just published a great recap of the event: blog.vlt.sh/blog/halfstack-p… (his recorded talk will be up soon) Was great to see/reconnect w/ friendly faces: @jeffbcross @dylans @tonyjcamp @retrohack3r @0lu
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I had the best time speaking at @halfstackconf
Thrilled to have had the privilege of hearing from these three incredible speakers ( Olu Ayandosu, Malak Janus, @jenlooper ), each bringing their unique expertise and insights to the table. Here’s a glimpse into their impactful presentations! #HalfStackPhoenix
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Olu Ayandosu retweeted
The Sibi team is having a great time at #KBIS2024 & #IBS2024! Catch one of us for some Sibi swag 🍦
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This.
figure out the mission and then learn any skill you need to succeed at it (instead of the other way around)
HUGE! Congratulations, @jeffbcross, @victorsavkin, and the @NxDevTools team.
🚀 We're excited to announce a huge @NxDevTools milestone today, our first outside funding of $8.6M led by @NexusVP and @a16z! 📖 Read my blog post to see what it means for the Nx Community blog.nrwl.io/from-bootstrapp…
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“Whatever you build will be mostly wrong, so your ability to succeed lies in how quickly you can change your product, not with its initial incarnation.” Words of wisdom.
Replying to @rsms
Technically you don’t need much. A database to model many-to-many and some basic HTML UI. You worry about scale later. Whatever you build will be mostly wrong, so your ability to succeed lies in how quickly you can change your product, not with its initial incarnation.
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This!
Replying to @kocienda
As it is with writing, in my view, so should it be in software. Brief, cogent, concise. Omitting the needless. Never quite good enough. Always wishing it were better. /end
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”One of the biggest traps for smart engineers is optimizing something that shouldn't exist.”
Underrated engineering skill: picking the right problem(s) to solve
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Great thread! s/design/engineer
Great designers are strong at "product thinking." This is a key aspect of many design interviews, as well as many PM or VC ones. But what exactly is product thinking? And how does one get good at it? Thread below 👇
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Olu Ayandosu retweeted
Scheduled a twitter space, if you want to hear from professionals who work in tech firsthand and ask them any questions. You won’t want to miss this xitter.cf/i/spaces/1lPKqmwWkXeKb
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"When working with people, assume good intentions. When listening to people, interpret their words in a generous way. You will occasionally get burned and mistreated by always assuming the best in others, but it is a far better way to live than the opposite." –@JamesClear
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I absolutely love Twitter’s new ad campaign. It’s a spotlight on tweeting things into existence and the people behind them. So good!
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This looks very interesting. Particularly the tracing bit.
I am ✨thrilled✨ to announce that the beta release of AWS Lambda Powertools TypeScript is public🚀 It provides a suite of utilities for Node.js Lambda functions to ease the adoption of best practices such as tracing, structured logging, custom metrics ✨ github.com/awslabs/aws-lambd…
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Olu Ayandosu retweeted
I wrote about my experience at Amazon and some of the observations I had working there. The TLDR - I learned a lot in a short time, but working at a massive company wasn't for me. benadam.me/thoughts/my-exper…
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Sibi is growing a ton and looking to expand our engineering team. We should talk if you enjoy working on a team where people care about each other and favor incremental learning over perfection. sibipro.homerun.co
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