Harish

You’re gonna lose sleep. You’ll doubt whether it’ll work. You’ll stress to make ends meet. You won’t finish your to do list. You’ll wonder if you made the right call - and have no way to know for years. This is what ‘hard’ feels like. And that’s okay. - @AlexHormozi

Pediu a namorada em casamento e quem mais comemorou foi o Golden.

This is an interesting bug that OOMKilled our pods, the classic linear memory increase problem solved using a classic streaming solution. But this time, the streaming was from Postgres Rows -> Gzip -> S3 Bucket dev.to/harishteens/ho…

Me after prompting claude to perform a long running analysis task despite it warning me it'll cost a lot of tokens.

@ChinuKabi All forms of destruction brings a lot of joy to me.

Deleting code written by AI feels satisfying Deleting code I wrote by hand feels painful

Sometimes I feel a weird connection with my Claude. It does certain things exactly like how I would do and it's impressive.

Building AI agents won't instill agency in people.

@ChinuKabi Bring in the crypto bois with their zk proofs!

What if there's a good way to share proof of your AI workflow without revealing the code, unless necessary 🤔

@ChinuKabi I missed some too 😌

fuck twitter DMs, I missed this message 🥲🥲

Despite AI democratising knowledge, the intent is still the limiting factor.

AI has levelled the playing field. Taste is the only thing that matters!

We’re reimagining a 50-year-old interface - the mouse pointer - with AI. 🖱️ These experimental demos show how people can intuitively direct Gemini on their screens using motion, speech, and natural shorthand to get things done 🧵

@GreysoundAI feels like magic. I prompted it to give life to some lyrics I wrote long back, it did a phenomenal job! It was flawless, its quite emotional to see your own lyrics transform into music like that. Kudos to the creator!

Claude writes mediocre code → writes mediocre tests to cover it → builds harnesses to patch live failures → repeat It's an ouroboros of slop. You could've just written it right the first time.

@ChinuKabi Yc companies have this culture bro. I once did the same with RedbrickAI

This is a great hiring process, more companies should adapt this

@chirag_sf @FoundationCap Also it pauses a lot. When I ask for a product demo, I was expecting it to give a quick tour and then answer my questions.

@chirag_sf @FoundationCap The demo didn't launch in my phone at all. In my laptop, it started up but it gets stuck a lot. It's been thinking for minutes now, but suddenly would reply to a message. And unfortunately I couldn't see the product demo at all. Check my session: harish@lxme.in

We raised $6M to kill the book-a-demo button with self-improving agents, led by @FoundationCap. One customer had Hobbes close a deal end-to-end within an hour of going live. Another has 2x'd revenue since going live. This is the new default for growth in the agent era. Hiring across GTM and engineering in SF. Come build with us.

"The production of too many useful things results in too many useless people" - Karl Marx

Whoever wants to understand LLMs comprehensively must read this: aphyr.com/data/posts/411… This material is dense, I've been reading it for many days digesting each and every section as the author discusses the impact of LLMs on almost everything.

@gregpr07 How much does it score on the WebArena bench?

Introducing: Browser Harness. A self-healing harness that can complete virtually any browser task. ♞ We got tired of browser frameworks restricting the LLM. So we removed the framework. > Self-healing — edits helpers. py on the fly > Direct CDP — one websocket to Chrome > No framework, no rails, complete freedom > Drop-in for Claude Code and Codex I challenge anyone to find a task that DOESN'T work. I couldn't yet.🔥 100% open source ↓

youtube.com/watch?v=S7UM5l… My plan if I am unmarried and 40