Alex

11.3K posts

Alex

@ledjetpack

Software developer

Worldwide Beigetreten Şubat 2014

361 Folgt384 Follower

Alex retweetet

Jussi@jussisaur·27 Şub

cant wait to be laid off and go to work on a farm shoveling pigshit so i don't have to read one of these you are falling behind FUD posts ever again

Alex Finn@AlexFinn

Jack Dorsey just laid off half of his company in a single tweet. 4,000 people gone Not because business is down But because AI made them unnecessary If you aren’t AI native, you have become expendable to execs. You need to learn these skills now: 1. How to build software in Claude Code 2. How to automate in OpenClaw 3. How to create artifacts in Claude Cowork 4. How to orchestrate multiple agents in Codex 5. How to use ChatGPT as a copilot for everything you do These aren’t optional skills anymore. They’re mandatory. And the time you have left to learn them has quickly disappeared.

English

1.1K

Alex@ledjetpack·2 Şub

@relizarov That is the only true way of using it. Otherwise you degrade faster than AI "helps" you.

English

Roman Elizarov@relizarov·20 Oca

One of the most powerful use cases for AI is learning. Go beyond “help me do this” and ask it to explain how and why things work, explore alternative solutions, and point you toward ideas you didn’t even know to look for.

English

4.9K

Alex retweetet

Roman Elizarov@relizarov·1 Şub

Turns out the path to disaster is simple: humans handing bots admin privileges over every computer-controllable thing, because it feels like progress.

English

Alex retweetet

ℏεsam@Hesamation·14 Oca

this is a catastrophe. StackOverflow provided data to LLMs, LLMs replaced StackOverflow, and now no new Q&A hub exists to provide fresh data. it’s a self-undermining causal loop, like mold growing on food, consuming it, and dying once the food is gone.

Pedro Domingos@pmddomingos

RIP Stack Overflow.

English

921

3.8K

39.8K

2.4M

Alex retweetet

Jussi@jussisaur·15 Oca

i find for most AI coding tasks the homer simpson model works better than ralph wiggum claude is bart ofc

English

306

Alex retweetet

Тsфdiиg@tsoding·30 Ara

Do not argue with AI shills. Their goal is to sell their useless crap by preying on incompetence and insecurity. They do not want to make the world better. They are actively making it worse and do no deserve to be argued with in a good faith. Mockery is all they deserve.

English

159

672

5.7K

322.4K

Alex@ledjetpack·24 Ara

@iyoushetwt Java is not really old at all

English

Ayushi☄️@iyoushetwt·22 Ara

WITHOUT GOOGLING Name a programming language older than Java.

English

4.1K

294.2K

Alex@ledjetpack·24 Ara

@BowesChay 🤣🤣🤣 damn

English

Chay Bowes@BowesChay·23 Ara

BMW will make it harder to repair their cars "illegally"- The company has introduced patented screws with a logo-shaped head, which are currently only available to official dealers. These fasteners cannot be removed with standard keys, which could make independent repair and maintenance impossible in unofficial garages. The patent will affect interior components and important assemblies - seats and body connections.

English

2.7K

904

4.5K

606.6K

Alex retweetet

Lord Bebo@MyLordBebo·23 Ara

Russia trolls hard “It’s all Putin’s fault”

English

382

4.3K

19.3K

589.8K

Alex@ledjetpack·20 Ara

@adityadotdev thinkpad & macbook

Deutsch

Aditya@adityadotdev·20 Ara

Lets end the debate Macbook or Thinkpad.

English

555

2.8K

234.6K

Alex@ledjetpack·20 Ara

No, they can't turn off the heart of you wife if you don't prolong her subscription in time. But yet... I've heard there are brands selling wide wheel turning angle via subscription model :D You just select it in the menu... pay few thousands euros per year and it is active :D

English

Alex@ledjetpack·20 Ara

You tell the same about movies. Try to recall the moment you watched 1st season of Black Mirror. It was wow fantastic... and the last season? Personally for me it felt - wow reality...

English

Alex@ledjetpack·20 Ara

Hmm. My top literature author is Hugh Howey and The Silo series. :D I couldn't wait for apple tv... All trilogy in 65h... 11h for longest reading day. Shockingly all dystopia and sci-fi books sound very probable and realistic nowadays.

English

Alex@ledjetpack·20 Ara

My ex-ex-ex-ex-ex company hired a dev. It was long before tailwind. His first commit was looking same way and I asked: Hey buddy why did you do it this way? And he was like: Which way? And I said: Okay, bro you are fired. I don't need you in my team. :D :D :D

Gilang@mgppap

English

Alex retweetet

Dave W Plummer@davepl1968·19 Ara

We keep getting offers to run Ai clusters - GB10s, Mac Studios, etc. It's tempting, because I love hardware, but I keep saying no. I've already got a Mac w/ 128GB. As far as I can tell, the ONLY benefit of clustering multiple machines together seems to be the ability to run a larger model, albeit quite slowly. Yawn. I don't know how to make an episode about how running a big model slowly at home for ten thousand dollars into compelling content. What the heck would you do with four 128GB Macs if you had them besides pose with them? And this guy has five!

English

455

109.3K

Alex@ledjetpack·20 Ara

@natterbrot @tsoding 🤣 or faking bird?

English

nesssel@natterbrot·20 Ara

@ledjetpack @tsoding It's not identity, it's \x.xx. I know it as the mocking bird function.

English

Тsфdiиg@tsoding·20 Ara

lol

1.3K

94K

Alex retweetet

Roman Elizarov@relizarov·15 Ara

Competitive programming (ICPC/Codeforces/etc., even LeetCode) is controversial. Some people despise it, while others relentlessly hunt for top talent from competitions. There’s such polarity in opinions largely because people misunderstand the value it can bring to industry. 🧵

English

2.1K

Alex@ledjetpack·18 Ara

@ChShersh Windows users probably... I don't think there is GH app for Linux

English

Dmitrii Kovanikov@ChShersh·18 Ara

I genuinely don’t understand who uses GitHub Desktop. All you need to use git efficiently is just these 28 commands: git clone git log git status git add . git add git diff git commit -m "Short description" git commit -am "Short description" git commit -a --amend git push git push -u origin chshersh/branch-name git switch chshersh/branch-name git switch -c chshersh/branch-name git branch -D chshersh/branch-name git pull --ff-only origin git fetch origin main git reset --hard origin/main git checkout -- . git rebase origin/main git rebase -i HEAD~ git rebase --onto git cherry-pick git stash git stash pop git stash list git remote add upstream git bisect git reflog

Rhys@RhysSullivan

I genuinely believe GitHub desktop is the best Git client for most people The design is simple but it's excellent for day to day work of swapping branches, cherry picking, undoing commits, stashing, previewing PRs - one of their best products

English

447

328

4.5K

624K

Alex@ledjetpack·18 Ara

@davidova_z41482 @evfidripiy Probably you're describing me yourself :D

English