Tomer Nosrati
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Co-Owner & Tech-Lead @CeleryOrg | Software Consultant | Latin Dancer as a hobby 🕺 🇺🇸 English | 🇨🇴 Spanish | 🇮🇱 Hebrew
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Joined October 2019
I'm excited to share that the Celery Organization is expanding its social media presence! 📣 Join the conversation and stay updated on our latest developments by following our new X account @CeleryOrg (the successor to @celeryq). GitHub Discussions remains the primary
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I see myself as an artist and my art comes in the form of code. I discovered the world of programming when I was about 15 years old and loved it ever since. - Nusnus
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This is getting ridiculous 😅 It's like @brainfmapp turns the world off, and @rize_io keeps me on track. You guys should collab.
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Agency > Intelligence I had this intuitively wrong for decades, I think due to a pervasive cultural veneration of intelligence, various entertainment/media, obsession with IQ etc. Agency is significantly more powerful and significantly more scarce. Are you hiring for agency? Are
Intelligence is on tap now so agency is even more important
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The best way to get new customers to do a really really really good job with your existing customers. And if that doesn’t work, you didn’t put enough “really”s in front of “good job”.
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Claude Code can now ask you interactive questions when it needs more information or when there are multiple paths forward.
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Software development has never been about writing code. This was obvious to many before, but now AI has made it crystal clear to everyone. Building software is 99% thinking, 1% writing code, and 1% fighting off-by-1 errors.
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💼 AI will boost star workers more than everyone else, widening performance gaps and straining teams. WSJ writes. The core idea is that domain expertise and organized habits let stars get more from AI. Stars adopt AI earlier, explore features fast, and build personal workflows
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Excited to release new repo: nanochat! (it's among the most unhinged I've written). Unlike my earlier similar repo nanoGPT which only covered pretraining, nanochat is a minimal, from scratch, full-stack training/inference pipeline of a simple ChatGPT clone in a single,
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It's liberating once you realize that the mind can be trained to do anything you want. That most of what you lack can be changed with knowledge, skill, and a logical sequence of steps that victims will attempt to convince you don't exist.
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Building software is only 10% about writing code, and 90% about thinking what code to write, why you should write it, and how to do it well. You can delegate the code-writing part to an LLM, but so far, they have shown they can’t handle the thinking part. It’s called
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Grok Imagine 0.9 makes movie making a breeze. Reimagined this iconic Iron Man scene. YOU CAN'T WATCH JUST ONCE. I am blown away by the visual quality, motion and audio generation capabilities of the latest model by xAI. It is an incredible model.
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Your Docker containers are slow, bloated, and vulnerable. And you’re probably making the same mistakes 90% of engineers make in production. Take my advice and please • Don’t use “latest” tags, instead use specific versions like node:18.17-alpine • Don’t build
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The people who win aren’t the smartest or the fastest. ㅤ They’re just the ones who kept doing the boring shit long enough until it started working.
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There’s a lot of demand for AI application engineers. People who know which models are top of line for which use cases, understand how to prompt them and chain each one together, and know enough programming to build the software around it. There’s demand because this isn’t
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