Ivan Makarov
@ivan_mkrv
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Building https://t.co/GvFSIRn8AL Previously, GNC, drones and space avionics engineering as a founder. Father of 👧👧👧
Palo Alto, CA
Joined January 2022
Here is the Software System. The Crown is thriving when the foundation is right. ThreeJS, procedural tree and crown generation. Now live on nautex ai website.
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These types of crimes cause enormous collateral damage to the tech immigrant community.
Former Google Engineer Found Guilty of Economic Espionage and Theft of Confidential AI Technology https://t.co/RZcsxwdDoV
@FBISanFrancisco
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It's kind of funny, but in fact it's always worth celebrating. A blinking LED is an indication that you have just closed quite a long loop of events coming from a chain of black boxes, and now you are in control of the outcome. It's the same feeling with bare-metal MCU
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`desert dunes planet with 2 suns: yellow and blue` `futuristic buggy car with canon, like mako from mass effect` omg, @GoogleAI cooked
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Famous Russian IT meme from y2k - Hello. Is this an anime channel? - Yes - How to patch KDE2 under FreeBSD?
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Switching to linux has never been easier, *nix combined with the unix way ecosystem gives an explosion in the software design space
back on arch feels good to be home my old install scripts mostly work but damn was it nice being able pointing opencode to any problem and customized some long standing issues i never got too
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X-COM: UFO Defense 1994
If you had to choose a game from the pre 2000 era that had the biggest and most epic "wow" effect on you, which one would it be? I had quite a few on my shortlist: Dune II for being a brilliant RTS, Monkey Island for one of the best adventures I ever played, M.U.L.E. for one of
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Only when you know how to move as fast as for pre-llm software development
more founders should do hardware
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The only thing that matters for the pace of systems building these days
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My major 2025 productivity boost was switching from ubuntu to arch + hyprland
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At closer look everything is a graph, Now the question: is it useful/optimal enough graph for that specific purpose? I see the problem of spawning tens and hudreeds of agents on the same codebase (each sandboxed), where file system graph abtractions are not helping me enough.
the filesystem is just a graph database. All of you saying you don't need a graph for agents while using the filesystem are just in denial about using a graph.
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Everything is software Manufacturing is the compilation into the realm of atoms
Lately I've been seeing a very interesting major shift. Large, man-made things that used to be designed and build-planned like they’re architecture are being moved to be designed and built like manufactured products: Ships and data centers. Historically, these systems were
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Every time Elon shifts to speak politics feed turns into shit
This might be the worst algorithm I’ve ever experienced. Is anyone else feeling this?
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Chat, I've got a better vibecoding benchmark than `balls bouncing inside a spinning hexagon`
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There is no an AI bubble, There is a bubble of pointless knowledge work and knowledge work imitation.
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It became much much better within last 2 weeks
I hate to say that, but @geminicli today is barely usable. Great model hits the cage of the poor product: - periodically ignores editing feedback (keep suggesting same edit, and this is not the model!) - periodically fails to edit files and then runs its context window over
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