In the age of AI coding, I feel I need to become a better engineer than ever before. I'm now the lead engineer of a coder who: - Knows more than I do - Is faster than I am - Improves its capabilities every few months However, it's too obedient and lacks creativity in

I spent 3 months building a product; now I will spend a week removing everything that adds unnecessary complexity.

I'm very interested in the Midnight Network project. Projects like this highlight the usefulness of Blockchain beyond the crypto noise.

I have a somewhat strange attraction to watching videos on deep subjects I know little about, and I don't plan to learn more about or even remember what I saw in the video. It could be anything, physics, photography, football tactics, anything. It gives joy and relaxes me.

The Nvidia bull case requires two things to remain true forever: 1. AI (compute) demand keeps increasing. 2. No one else outperforms Nvidia on price-to-performance. I'm doubtful of both. Regarding the first, my intuition suggests that reaching AGI isn't just about "more

For 99% of companies: - You don't need a lot of people doing small things. - You need a few people doing big things.

Cold emails sound so AI-made these days. I can see how humor and unconventional styles will be the most significant differentiators for companies and applicants in the coming years.

wdf google?

I stand by the idea that oversimplifying problems, ideas, and concepts is way worse than overthinking them.

“…some think hallucinations is what give us consciousness in the first place…” The Foundation - Isaac Asimov

"the black swan" is not only an incredibly insightful book, but it is also hilarious

Claude just asked me to do some stuff, wdf, the lazy in this relationship is me.

"It's going to be a very busy year ahead." Listen to our CEO's latest interview with @TheKEReport for insights on #DMX’s future plans. Garrett Ainsworth discusses the historic lift of Sweden’s #uranium moratorium and what it means for the company’s projects, while emphasizing

It is surreal that we met in person for the first time after seven years of friendship. It was like we met every day. Thanks, brother.

It happened SF is a city where anything is possible, I met my brother @naxodev , our friendship goes back to 2019, I had just started writing blogs and doing OSS. And that was just a Start, we collaborated on multiple projects over the years, when I moved to Europe, we thought

So good to see you and catch up, @robocell. I'm glad we made it happen

Ran into a great friend from Uruguay in SF! So good catching up with @naxodev about kids, career, and sync engines!

I have identified that my **strong** negative bias towards activism is deeply rooted in my escapist past from a single-party dictatorial country. Activism and propaganda are indistinguishable to my beat-up, indoctrinated brain. And as most of these things go, there's probably

I love walking on SF