Gustavo de Santos

90% of companies be like

@kapilansh_twt We use 1password

how do teams actually share .env variables securely because the options I see are - Slack DM (terrible) - email (worse) - shared Notion doc (somehow even worse) - 1Password or similar - something I'm missing

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Origamis de calidad. #StarFox

Them: "The demand is insane!" The Demand:

I’m not anti-AI. I like MRI machines. I like collision avoidance systems in airplanes. I like software that can detect cancer before a doctor can. I like machine vision systems that stop factory workers from getting their hands crushed in hydraulic presses. That’s what computers are supposed to do. Cold. Precise. Mechanical. I don’t need a technology to “express itself.” The problem started when Silicon Valley decided the machine should paint. The machine should write poetry. The machine should compose symphonies and generate films and imitate the human soul like a skinwalker wearing a beret. Now every ad, every song, every image online has this faint chemical aftertaste to it. Like the entire culture is being slowly replaced with synthetic substitutes because executives realized audiences consume slop at the same rate they consume art. And the worst part is they call this “democratizing creativity.” No. Creativity was already democratized. A guy with a guitar and 3 friends in a garage could make something beautiful. A college kid with a cracked copy of Photoshop could make an album cover that changed someone’s life. What they actually democratized was content production. Factories. Throughput. Infinite generation. A machine can diagnose my low testosterone. Fine. I just don’t want it writing the eulogy.

I made a paper pyramid for my cat, and it reminds him of the old days

Let's remember what Dijkstra said more than 40 ago. On the foolishness of "natural language programming". From one gut feeling I derive much consolation: I suspect that machines to be programmed in our native tongues —be it Dutch, English, American, French, German, or Swahili— are as damned difficult to make as they would be to use. cs.utexas.edu/~EWD/transcrip…

Our guidelines for submitting AI-generated code are now up in our repository! As for all the AI bros seething on our socials, we're simply blocking you. Learn how to debug, code, and leave behind something useful to humanity when you're gone, instead of peddling slop.

I've had this nagging feeling for a while now, after about a year of doing almost exclusively agentic coding this is how I feel about the productivity curve.

is this what dario sees when he keeps saying SWE will be automated

Idk, we think they look pretty neat

It's been 3 months since the 100x vibers started 100x vibin'! So, post your 25-years-of-work-equivalent project here, so we can signal boost and everyone can celebrate the Life's Work that you did in 3 months. Looking forward to it, Let's Go!!!

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Estaré revisando los archivos OVNI liberados por Estados Unidos, en este hilo dejaré lo mas interesante que encuentre. Comenzamos...

i love how people are saying "if we write a sufficiently detailed specification, the agent can write all our code" do you know what writing a sufficiently detailed specification that deterministically maps to what a computer's actions is? it's coding

@Zal0 @Victor_Fdz Y te lo comprarás igual

@Victor_Fdz ¿Por qué un remake? 🥲

Me gusta mucho cómo han actualizado la fórmula. Obviamente, caerá día uno 😁

Linus Torvalds explains "taste" in code by showing how to remove an entry from a singly linked list in C without adding extra complexity.

I’d rather work with a developer who is skeptical of AI but still uses it, than someone who is an AI maximalist. Skeptical devs verify. They read the code. They question the architecture. They test the output. They understand AI is a tool, not a replacement for judgment. Blind excitement is where the dangerous stuff slips through