Is it still mostly juniors and big coorporations who pick React?

Fil-C is sometimes faster than Rust. And it’s always safer. And it’s just C (and C++).

LLM proompt maxxing is astrology for software devs

Interesting that @lauriewired is predicting continued use of "memory unsafe" languages (C/C++ and Zig). This sort of lines up with my whole strat behind working on Fil-C. The only path to memory safety is to make unsafe languages safe, not to try to get folks to switch

ship something valuable using only AI

No

btw im talking about spoken languages. LLMs aren't really good for coding beyond toy examples, snippets and light weight autocompletes.

Language learning hack: have Gemini interview you, then summarize your weaknesses, expand on them, then feed that output to Notebooklm and listen to a completely customized podcast about it.

You don't need to learn React Native, you can create native apps with plain old #React (or any other library) —

REAL vibe coders rearrange the keys on their keyboards *randomly*, and then type with their faces.

Join us tomorrow at 7pm for what I am sure will be a fascinating conversation about the future of Software development . https://t.co/RbH01woNl5

LLM = 💩+ 🧁 Agents = 💩*n + 🧁

the realization requires actually trying to use these models to do real work. not just toy demos or trivial frontend things.

AGI bulls (<2y) are smoking the hype pipe. LLMs aren't going to yield AGI. their recall is awesome, not downplaying the utility. basically, function approximation, even with MoE, agentic-architectures, or knowledge-graphs won't cut it. fundamental discoverers still required.

New Fil-C binary release v0.668.4. Fanatically compatible and memory safety C/C++. Try it! https://t.co/CqTZ656umy

LMAO 😂 Sam Altman is probably not sleeping well. Kai-Fu Lee (Taiwanese businessman and computer scientist)

Text data is maxed out (LLMs). Real world data is next (robots). P2P will have a 3rd wave. https://t.co/5PvGqy9UzA

patterns > libraries/frameworks

Linus is under a unique requirement that the vast majority of web developers have never encountered: His code has to work.

I wrote a doc that has examples of Fil-C pointer (mis)use. It's a great way to learn how Fil-C pointers work and what you can (and can't) do with them! https://t.co/3mkQWdT9KR