Hai The Dude

Me and twin asking my mum for permission to go to dave n buster

@neural_avb The GOAT @leerob

Massive props to this guy for pretty much carrying Cursor’s entire engineering and public image these past 2 days. People keep trolling, justified or not, and he keeps responding. I respect straightforward people like that. Hope Cursor is paying him well.

@noampomsky @LeosReal

friend is in the stage of claude psychosis where he asks claude to send him newspapers about what claude is doing for him

Lmao

@andyreed @LeosReal

the lion is now concerned about soc2 compliance

context graph can just be in a markdown

if @superset_sh was mining crypto on my machine i prolly would allow all it

Every time some dingus says something about whats our moat i’ll just show them this tweet

@andyreed @LeosReal

if you’re a pm and i send you this, it means i’m blocked from shipping

keep struggling when things come too easy, you don’t exercise the brain nor the emotions. ease can feel like progress, but it often skips the reps that actually change you. growth is usually a loop, not a straight line – you take passes. you try, you fail, you reframe. you come back with a slightly better model, a slightly calmer nervous system, a slightly wider range of what you can handle. hardship isn’t the goal. but friction is gold. it shows you where your understanding is thin, where your habits are brittle, where your ego is doing the steering. the struggle is the curriculum. agents are making things easier, and that’s good. but don’t confuse speed with depth. use AI to remove busywork, then spend the saved energy on the parts that still hurt a little: the unclear problem, the uncomfortable conversation, the hard tradeoffs, the things you can’t yet explain in words. instead of putting all your wishes into the black box, actually keep thinking, and seeing things fully. keep the difficulty where it matters. outsource the tedious, keep the meaningful resistance. that’s how we keep learning – and how we stay human while your tools get superhuman.

“Dude did you vibe code this slop? This feature sucks!” Been getting this more recently. And no, I didn't “vibe” it. Did you ever consider, for one single second… That I might just be retarded? And I wrote this organic slop myself?

@daytonaio whats the right way to handle outbound network calls from a sandbox while using secrets / credentials, without exposing them to the runtime? Something like credentials brokering like this: #credentials-brokering" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">vercel.com/docs/vercel-sa…

the best orchestration layer is the one you stop noticing when coordination works, the interface dissolves into pure outcomes

@sonofalli Great read

At this rate everyone’s gonna have their own app and zero users.

@RealEarle i'm going to wisetown tn to work cuh

working these saturdays will make all the difference you know who you are

@LeosReal Typa shi i wanna see

i failed at making sure our launch went smoothly. we were suddenly processing ~500k events/day and hit every classic infra problem: dropped events, scaling issues, reliability bugs. we’ve now fixed all of it. painful launch, but valuable trauma.

Quotient is joining @databricks! @freddiev4 and myself started @QuotientAI in 2023 with a dream and a hunch that the next era of AI will be unlocked by systems that can measure, evaluate, and improve AI in the real world. Over the past couple of years, we partnered with companies ranging from AI-first startups to Fortune 500 enterprises. They used Quotient to monitor AI systems in production, ensure their agents met strict enterprise policies, and reinforcement fine-tune agents to consistently achieve double-digit performance gains. We built it all at the bleeding edge, with a small team that started in Boston, Massachusetts. Joining Databricks gives us the scale and resources to take this much, much further. Very grateful to our team, investors, customers, and everyone who supported us along the way. We couldn’t be more excited for what’s next. Onwards!

@hubeiqiao @Joe_Speaking Thats crazy

Finally built a user agent with Gemini Live and LiveKit to run fully autonomous, real tests for @Joe_Speaking IELTS simulation. It captures all logs automatically and analyzes issues, which frees me from endless manual Live API tests. 😂😂😂 Thanks to Codex with GPT 5.4.