Vladimir Kocjancic

@LuisGMGouveia What exactly are we going to win?

Think about this for a minute. Putin + Ayatollahs + Little Kim + Xi + Trump combined can't beat Ukraine with the help of just 0.3% of the EU's GDP. Ukraine has currently net territorial gains for the first time since December 2022. We'll win!

@eliana_jordan The problem now is that people don't learn foundations at all. AI does it for them and they never think for a second it would be wise to take a deep dive.

I learned to code in 2020 Spent 3 months learning foundations. Countless hours on stackoverflow fixing errors. Then got a job as a dev to learn a bit about infrastructure. After ~1.5 years… I finally started building my own apps. Now? People learn foundations with AI in a few weeks, build apps with AI, and focus on marketing instead of spending years coding from scratch. What took us years now takes months. The game changed fast

@redpillb0t No. Because people are pigs and I am not sitting in a car, where they sneezed, picked their noses and then touched every button possible. If I wanted that, I would take the bus.

The WEF: “The Netherlands is building a neighbourhood where every car must be shared. There'll be one vehicle for every three homes, and no space for privately owned cars." This is insane and it goes against basic human nature.

@CryptoCyberia Windows 2k was the last really really stable server system.

UI peaked here, unironically. Everything was so easy to read, even on low resolution monitors. Sure, it wasn't stable enough, and the search function (before they ruined it) is nice to have, but they really just focused on usability with the graphic design of Win2000.

@ItsAlexhere0 no users = no revenue. While no revenue != no users. So, no users, obviously

as a solo founder, what hurts more after launch? - no users - no revenue

@mark_k oh f**k

Your opinion on AI data centers is a good indicator for your IQ.

Below video is exactly why I think Chinese are doing more for AI, than any American company. While US companies are focusing on building data centers, Chinese AI companies are optimizing models, making them more efficient and thus cheap to run. youtube.com/watch?v=XJUpuO…

@ChShersh Not true. Many people work hard, yet they earn exactly the same. It is not about working hard, but working hard on what is needed.

@battleforeurope They will be totally different once we make them members. NOT

I don’t understand... surely Ukraine’s insane levels of corruption make it an ideal candidate to join the EU, no?

@KyleMau School holiday's are in summer

I have never understood the Eastern and Northern European mindset of going on vacation during summer. When your city is 75 degrees and beautiful and everything is available, you go to Greece and pay $300 a day to turn yourself into a lobster. Instead of just... going in November. You know, when your city is 40 and dreary and grey with 4 hours of "sun "a day. And Greece is 75 and you get a private beach. Make it make sense.

@aryanlabde That is why you keep context.md around

Vibe coding is fun. Until you paste your entire context into the chat for the 10th time in a day because it forgot what it built 20 minutes ago.

@vanderberg88 That is not it. We lost that ability because we are lead by a bunch of nepotistic nincompoops

Europe is currently a collection of fragmented markets, which makes us price-takers in a world dominated by the US and China. Because we act as 27 small countries instead of one power, we have lost the ability to decide our own future.

@ZConcacaf FIFA adopted Baldrick's negotiation skills, I see

¡¡CHINA GANÓ UN DESCUENTAZO!! La negociación más humillante de la historia de la FIFA acaba de quedar confirmada. El organismo que maneja el deporte más rico del planeta llegó a Pekín exigiendo $300 millones de dólares por los derechos de transmisión del Mundial 2026. La CCTV les respondió con datos en la mano: la mayoría de los partidos se verían entre medianoche y las 6 de la mañana en horario chino. Y China no clasificó al torneo. ¿Por qué pagarían tanto? La FIFA bajó a $150 millones. China dijo que no. La FIFA bajó a $120 millones. China dijo que no. Al final, la FIFA aceptó $60 millones. El 80% de descuento sobre su precio original. A 26 días del partido inaugural. Para que entiendas la magnitud del fracaso: el acuerdo incluye además los Mundiales de 2030, el femenino de 2027 y el de 2031. Cuatro torneos mundiales por el precio que la FIFA quería cobrar solo por uno.

@hiarun02 Ai still costs more than people. Maybe not to you, but that is because we are seeing dumping prices. There is no way Anthropic or OpenAI to sustain these low prices in the long run, unless they find a way to optimize their models. And they are wasting money on datacenters ibstead

AI is getting insanely good but are humans actually being replaced yet, or is it mostly hype online?

@0xPrajwal_ Payment provider

System Design Question: You click “Pay Now” once. The amount gets deducted twice. What exactly failed ? - frontend - backend - retry logic

@rand_longevity Sex drugs and rock 'n' roll

what do you think people are gonna do all day when nobody has to work?

@1ssve Home was built for, well, being home and leisure stuff. Work place has been built for, well, work.

Why Boomers hate remote work: 1. They hate their wives 2. Work is their identity 3. They hate their families 4. They love to gossip 5. Control

@neetcode1 Because the idea is not tonreplace us, but push us into situation where they can pay us just as much that we can get past the month, while they get even more profit they won't be able to spend.

So he’s saying Microsoft will be dead? Idk why no one ever talks about the second order effects of anything

@Kirsten3531 Nope

My cousin is betting his career on "LLMs can never be more than the average of their training data" but I feel like that's a very 2024 take? Aren't we already past this in like, coding and math?

@Demeter_Erinia Maps

Serious question… How did people get to places before GPS??