

Helmcode
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@helmcode
🚀 AI model inference for businesses (Helmcode) and the community (https://t.co/ciWFdCqcvm)



Oye, ya se ha hablado por aquí, pero estamos pensando en montar una primera edición de ☕ Café @helmcode. La idea es juntarnos, de manera informal, usuarios de IA abierta y gente interesada en construir software con IA en un espacio tranquilo y sin agenda. Tipo los Café Cursor pero más centrado en Open Source :) ¿Encaja? Charlar de lo que estás montando, apoyarte en otros builders, preguntar cosas... No tengo nada montado. Quiero testar interés. Si veo que interesa, pensamos dónde hacerlo 👀👀 @egraciani nos echáis un cable?


Want to understand what we do at Helmcode, how inference works, and where open models are heading? @Saulgmz_ covered all of it in one video-blog, including an interview with our CEO & Founder @barckode. He also took a 9-hour bus trip to join our first in-person event, just to make it. He's the GOAT 🐐 The community we're building at nan.builders is insane. This is the proof. Saul deserves to be our first NaN Ambassador :) Watch the video, like, and subscribe to his channel! (Vídeo it's in spanish) youtube.com/watch?v=F4bFmY…




@TheDevilOps Lo tengo que probar primero pero si me convence en lugar de GLM será Kimi K3 quien disponibilicemos para empresas si













This week I gave a talk in Valencia on serious agentic engineering from first principles! doble.io/e0b59cc146a957… The through line: AI changes how we build, but it also changes the economics of what's worth building. Converting tokens into value is not trivial and can be optimised. Product engineering is now about managing the tradeoff between tokens, cost, human attention and code production. We need new tools: nested feedback loops at every frequency, user behaviour monitoring, cognitive debt management, and more. We need to catch misalignment early, because errors compound and agents copy what they see. And we need to spend humans where they're scarce: upstream, on design, on types, interfaces and state machines, not on reading infinite diffs. Exciting times for software engineering! Thanks to @helmcode, @Startup_VLC and @vlcinnovation for hosting, and to @borjaperfra, @jlhortelano, @barckcode and @ptrujillano for making it happen.