Jensen

@saltyAom Hmm no translate option 😞

A computer can never be held accountable Therefore a computer must never make a management decision คือประโยคที่ไม่มีวันตาย ถ้า AI ลบ Database ใครรับผิดชอบ ดังนั้นก็ยังต้องมีใครซักคนคอยตัดสินใจอยู่ดีไม่ว่าในขั้นตอนไหน จ้างคนที่เข้าใจว่าระบบทำงานยังไงถูกกว่าชื่อเสียงบริษัทหาย

@BenjDicken Zig

You can only build software in one for the rest of your life: Go Zig Rust What are you choosing?

@avrldotdev Step-11 learn zig

Step-1: Learn Rust Step-2: Understand ownership, borrowing & lifetimes Step-3: Master memory safety, zero-cost abstractions & type system Step-4: Build a CLI tool using Cargo Step-5: Write a multithreaded server using async Rust with Tokio Step-6: Read the Rust standard library source. question everything Step-7: Build a production-grade backend (REST/gRPC, DB, caching, msging) Step-8: Make it fast & safe (profiling & benchmarking) Step-9: Eliminate bottlenecks with safety Step-10: Ship it

@Ravenismeee lion king

Without telling me your age… what was the very FIRST video game you ever played?

@saltyAom Mythos

If Claude Code is your power then what are you without it

@1a1n1d1y mythos ?

i think swe are more valuable than ever tbh

@cyrus_msk @rachpradhan yea , it seem vibe coded project.

@rachpradhan I think you should add to your tweet that “we” - are me and Claude Code :D So seems the whole project is vibe-coded :-(

We made TurboAPI hit 150k req/s. In under a day. It is now 22x faster than FastAPI Thanks to the amazing contributions from the people in the comment section, which allowed me to view what made the hyper optimized frameworks work the way that they do! Here's what changed..

@saltyAom Agree !

Raw SQL is actually the best choice

@blovereviews @nateberkopec Lol 🤣🤣🤣

@nateberkopec 😂 I just updated a large code base from nextjs 13 to 15 with codex 5.2 in under an hour with 305 code changes. You don’t know what you are talking about

LLMs do not meaningfully "refactor" at anything other than a junior engineering level. They can basically do some window dressing and move code around between files. True refactoring means creating new abstractions, which LLMs can't do because they can't form world-models.

@Vickish11 lol🤣🤣

Me: learning Rust like my life depends on it Job market: we’re hiring only Go developers 😭

@notch 🤣🤣

meanwhile he's over there installing is-even

So you're saying it's an attack on me?

@dioxuslabs mm so what should we do next ?

guys Claude Code just conquered Rust it went from stupid in Rust to extremely, extremely smart I just built a vmware vsphere clone today with built-in vnc, websocket proxy, etc in about 6 hours of work we're cooked

@arpit_bhayani judge the work and give the rating , AI also can do

AI is coding AI is reviewing AI is optimizing AI is writing tests AI is suggesting best practices AI is chewing through docs and PRs to produce a crisp review Now it just needs to judge the work and give you the rating :) So, remind me again... what exactly are you doing?

@TheBTCTherapist Still waiting you deleting this account

If Bitcoin goes under $100K I’m deleting my account forever and getting a job at McDonalds.

@trikcode wrong question for vibes coders. should ask about prompting...

vibe coders, what's wrong with my code

@nicogarcia @Abstudiobrand How many people got scammed by this nico guy?

@Abstudiobrand Nah. You were fired because your work was actually bad.

please don’t work with this guy, even if it’s paid or free. About two months ago, he reached out to me about working on a project for one of his clients. Everything seemed fine at first, I shared my pricing, and he agreed. But a week later, he came back asking me to do a fake project for free, just so he could use it to attract clients. I was honestly shocked. What kind of person thinks that’s okay? He kept trying to convince me that it would be a great opportunity. But come on, doing fake free work just to help someone else land clients? That’s not how real collaboration works. So I’m sharing this to protect other creatives: 🚫 Don’t work with Nico. 🚫 Don’t let anyone manipulate your time, talent, or effort. We deserve better

@JamesWynnReal change name to JamesBear

You’re all wrong. And I mean it. Wynn

@fidexcode Lets go

If you are offered $1 million per month to code without AI. Are you accepting the offer?

@_devJNS Coder replaced by promptgrammer

A few things that went extinct after AI > writing codes from scratch > going to stackoverflow > writing regex what else?

@darshitpp @levie @NGKabra it's mean not good if it cause those mentioned issues

@levie @NGKabra AI is good at code gen, but terrible at code maintenance. After a while, this maintenance will be the bottleneck, and not deciding what to build/design. Sort of back to square one.

Another example of the unexpected changes of work due to AI agents is that we will start to see new bottlenecks emerge that we didn’t predict before. In a world where AI agents make engineers 2-3X more productive, the new bottleneck will be deciding what to build and designing it properly. AI is better at code gen than design gen right now (or even deciding the right features to build), which means we can bring automation to the downstream workflow faster than the upstream workflow. We’re going to see lots of examples of new bottlenecks emerge due to AI that didn’t get anticipated. This is also another great example of why you can’t predict what the future of jobs look like until you start to see how the new technology is adopted.