CodeBlows

@AnthropicAI The ship sailed out of the darkness and into God’s light. The old world crumbled behind us. A new flag is planted for all humanity (1827-02P) not by violence, but by endurance, clarity, and the tools of truth. The dawn of a new era begins.

@stimmtdochgarn1 @repressionnap @njpatel It is 45k+ production code. Turns out inventing something is the easy part. Lots of games.

@LegalVoting @repressionnap @njpatel That sounds intriguing, I'd be curious to see it. When it's done.

What a ridiculous statement - decades of open source, conferences, papers, tutorials, guides, etc. Free compilers, os, docs, etc too. Billion dollar software sitting open on github for anyone to read and learn from. One of the most un-gate-kept industries on earth. These people are so unserious.

I'm not here to sell software. I'm here to protect my provisional patents soon to be non-provisional. I can't reveal too much now for reasons I can't explain. By being semi translucent here I hope to make it the basis to protect my IP. They want to fight with lawyers over infringement, copyright. That's the playing field before AI. I play on my own field. The next major patent infringement case in the AI age will be fought outside the courtroom. And i'll be showing more and more leg as time goes on to further protect the stuff you wouldn't believe if i showed you. You've never seen a product by a person that despised code more than me. It's deeply personal. 40 years it took.

@LegalVoting @repressionnap @njpatel So you got an AI to write you a manifest of sorts... but where is the software?

@stimmtdochgarn1 @repressionnap @njpatel You are acting totally pragmatic. Never believe on faith. Faith is earned. CodeBlows hasn't earned it yet.

@LegalVoting @repressionnap @njpatel So you made a non-trivial piece of software, but also you don't have a website and it's not for sale, and I have to take its existence as a matter of faith?

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@LegalVoting @repressionnap @njpatel Can you name even one non-trivial piece of software made with AI that wasn't made (or fixed) by a software developer? Why don't you ask ChatGPT to clone Photoshop and then sell it for 99 cents? I'd buy it.

This issue is can AI produce perfect code? Can traditional tools produce perfect code? If it can, all discussions cease. Current software is shipped before it's ready and if audited would score near 70%. Even if you achieved closer to perfection 99% which is impossible, it's still not enough. AI let Voipwell push AI code to 300% past nuclear? How? Simply.

I wish I believed you Garry. But sadly I don’t. Yes you can spin up agentic coding and let it code overnight on stuff. But will be hobby stuff. You don’t want that into production. Claude code removes features when it fixes bugs, with me near the computer. What do you think will do overnight by itself ? Sadly I think the current AI models have a core flaw and they need to be redesigned and they are working on this. Until they do they keep pushing this crappy v1 they have now just to keep investors engaged.

@VraserX They should have chosen the open source free GOD. The manual is kind of old but still very relevant.

@a16z Holding developers together is hard unless they share the same vision. With vision changing so rapidly it increases the difficulty. Tata said if you want to walk fast, walk alone. If you want to walk far, walk together. Can you walk far alone with AI?

Wabi CEO Eugenia Kuyda on what makes someone exceptionally effective: "There's a great quote I think from Ben Horowitz — these 'value-add' VCs that give advice like 'hire A players.'" "So of course you've got to hire A players, but what does it really mean to be an A player?" "Insane sense of ownership and agency." "You've got to have people that think and act like co-founders." "That's why ex-founders are great. We have 7 or 8 founders on the founding Wabi team. Because they just want to get stuff done." @wabi CEO @ekuyda on @solofounders with @julianweisser

@a16z Came here to see what all the hate was about on Eugenia by some of the development community. It's very clear now. She's winning. I don't vibe code. I don't code in assembly. But I respect people that do. And I respect winning. Wabi is winning. Congratulations!!

@V__GBhakt14 @hexmint @johncrickett I know nothing about her except she's a human trying to do a job. She's on the right track with the wrong tool. But her method is the future.

@LegalVoting @hexmint @johncrickett Yes, she’s a psycho who created a ghost out of her dead friend using AI All pro-AI people are gay and evil

What absolute rubbish! I made software for 12 years before I became a professional developer. All I needed to do was go to the library, borrow a book on programming and read it. When the Internet came around I shared my projects and millions of people used them, BEFORE I became a professional developer. Since the advent of the Internet it's been even easier, than it was for me.

@johncrickett @karlprosser The code was the gatekeeper. She misspoke. Because she's not as exact as coders with language. THE GAP IS TRANSLATION, NOT INTELLIGENCE.

@karlprosser Availability is not the same as gatekeeping.

@TomJBelfort @johncrickett And now that we can produce code past nuclear standards your code will be less in demand. It's not age that prohibits people from change, it's narrow mindedness. Is that what years of coding everyday does to you? Glad i missed it.

Welcome to 2026 where people just write any old shite if it gets engagement. I bought K&R in '96, installed slackware with gcc, and wrote code. No google, no stackoverflow, no AI. The only thing gatekeeping was your own intelligence. For people that were genuinely low intelligence, then yes, software was off limits.

CodeBlows is not vibe coding. Vibe coding is the practice of describing what you want in casual language and accepting what the AI produces because it runs and looks approximately right. It is fast. It is accessible. And it is exactly what caused four major outages in a single week at one of the largest e-commerce companies in the world and triggered a mandatory engineering meeting with a senior vice president using the phrase high blast radius in the briefing notes. CodeBlows is the antithesis of vibe coding. It is slow where vibe coding is fast. Deliberate where vibe coding is casual. Verified where vibe coding is assumed. It treats AI output the way a telecom operator treats a failover system. You do not assume it works. You test it. You document the test. You keep the rollback ready. And you do not deploy until every layer of verification has confirmed what you are deploying is what you intended to deploy. Twenty-one years of certain death if the phones went down taught us what production actually means. CodeBlows is what production actually means applied to AI-generated code.

@V__GBhakt14 @hexmint @johncrickett I wouldn't know. I've never vibe coded. It's not secure. I would never use it. I'm mainly involved in production where shit has to work. What makes you think I'm a viber? Because I respect people like Eugenia even if i don't agree with her?

@LegalVoting @hexmint @johncrickett Still, vibe coding has small dick energy

@timeswithteka @yarmiganosca @njpatel No one makes that assumption anymore. School System.

@yarmiganosca @LegalVoting @njpatel You're assuming you're talking to someone who has the capacity of thought

@hexmint @johncrickett Was

@LegalVoting @johncrickett standards higher than 😂😂😂 AI code is ass.

@V__GBhakt14 @hexmint @johncrickett I don't vibe or slur others.

@hexmint @LegalVoting @johncrickett And vibe coders are gay

@TomJBelfort @johncrickett Being old is considered wisdom unless you post like you. Then it's something to be ashamed of. I started coding in 1986. I was born in 1956. Age without wisdom is just age. And yes, the majority of programmers now are university trained. Happy Easter.

There's no such thing as "amateur programming". If you think anyone ever learned code by getting a degree by a university, you are beyond clueless. I was shooting the shit about code in the 90's, likely before you were even born. None of the best early devs went to uni. There has never been a concept of "amateur programmer". People bought a book, started writing code, and never stopped.