CI/CD
topic on 3 shows · 9 statements across 8 episodes
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Younis: Vehicle software testing is 95% CI/CD, 4% rig, 1% physical
“Most of your testing for software in a vehicle, 95% of that can be like traditional CICD kind of flows that you'd have in traditional web development. But once you add, now you, let's say you have a truck, but you can do like four percent of those in like a ri…”
Parakhin: Slower AI PR reviews actually save total deployment time
“It actually, in terms of the overall time to deploy, it's total time savings if you spend more time on a longer model, like, thinking for an hour, because then you don't have to spend all that time During testing and rolling, you know, rolling back the deploym…”
Parakhin: Human-centric CI/CD systems must be redesigned for AI agents
“Clearly the old thing were designed for humans will need to be morphed into something new.”
Webster: The future of AI security is in CI/CD, not runtime
“So the future is really, like, not in runtime, but Earlier in the software development lifecycle, ideally in CICD or before that.”
Rajpal: Reusable persona libraries are Snowglobe's top requested feature
“Today, all personas are net new, but this is our number one requested feature, which is I want to be able to, you know, like maybe this, maybe some product leader already has a set of like personas that they want to test again. So I want to bring those, be abl…”
Hykes: CI/CD Will Become Runtime Infrastructure for Fully Agentic Workflows
“Like, ICD will soon be nothing more than runtime infrastructure for your workflows, and all those workflows will become agentic, right? It's going to be either workflows running LLMs, LLMs running workflows, all the way down. And CI is just, it's also events, …”
Bansal: 90% of Harness's competition is companies building internal tools
“The interesting thing is like, you know, the, our competition about 90% of the time is people building it themselves, right? So we are, you know, so it's because they were not really good products to do this.”
Podjarny: Traditional SAST security tools are not usable for developers
“Unless we can actually build something that is fast enough for CICD, which these tools are not. And that is accurate enough to actually be usable to developers, because as it stands, these tools are not usable for developers.”
CI/CD principles address the black-box interpretability problem in deep learning
“You care about it because it adds reliability, reproducibility, determinism. You know, your systems are no longer inscrutable, which is a very big criticism, especially of deep learning architectures, which is that they're black box or they're, you know, they …”