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Joshscript🧧
@joshscripts
AI Engineer & Fullstack Engineer. Building in public.
127.0.0.1 Katılım Temmuz 2019
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@ChShersh C++ is really insane but a great foundational knowledge, you can pick up any other language at ease.
Took me time to wrap my head around it too.
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I haven't seen a C++ vibe coder yet. Or is it just me?
NOVA@Its_Nova1012
I haven't seen a Java vibecoder yet. I don't know why?
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@GeminiApp The UI looks absolutely stunning. Those fluid animations are incredibly smooth! 😍
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@suryanox7 Great breakdown. It also explains why pricing is based on tokens and not word count. Those extra spaces and punctuation marks add up more than people realize! 💰
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Ever wondered why LLMs use tokens instead of words? 🤔
Because AI doesn’t actually read full words like humans do. ⬇️
You see: "unbelievable, isn’t it" 😃
LLM sees tokens: "un | bel | iev | able | , | isn’t | it" 🤖
Instead of storing millions of complete words, the model learns smaller reusable text pieces. 🔄
So when a completely new word appears like: "ChatGPTify"
the model doesn’t fail. 😩
It breaks it into familiar parts, understands the pattern, and can still reason about it. 💪
That’s what makes LLMs flexible enough to handle slang, typos, new terms, and multiple languages. 🤝
Follow for more!

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@ns123abc Standard open-source playbook. Keep the crown jewel close until the competition forces your hand
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Google 🤝 CapCut
Google partners with CapCut to bring its image and video editing features directly to Gemini! Will we see Seedance models coming to Gemini too?
This is quite an interesting move 👀


CapCut@capcutapp
CapCut is partnering with @GeminiApp . Soon, users will be able to edit images and videos directly within the Gemini app using CapCut’s advanced creative and editing capabilities. As creative workflows become more connected and seamless, we believe the future of creation will be more conversational, intuitive, and intelligently integrated across tools and experiences. This is just the beginning.
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@interesting_aIl Calling it an 'AI race' doesn't mask the fact that major tech companies are aggressively trimming the fat to appease shareholders. It’s wild to see massive profitability paired with 8,000 layoffs, all under the banner of pivot-or-perish AI anxiety.
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@capcutapp Sounds like an incredible opportunity! Could you share a bit more about what kind of 'exclusive rewards' are involved, or what specific AI models creators will get to test first? Always looking to push the boundaries of visual storytelling
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Calling all visionary AI creators & artists:
The next chapter of creation starts with you. Join CapCut in shaping the future of AI-powered visual storytelling.
Join the CapCut Creative Partner Program for early access to cutting-edge AI models & tools, exclusive rewards, and a global community of creative pioneers.
Learn more in thread.
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@smiko_builds Sad to hear that.
You're right about the focus part tho. I hope you resolve it ASAP
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The real test of your secrets rotation isn't whether you can rotate them.
It's whether you can rotate them without taking down production.
Most teams fail this test.
Because secrets rotation was never built into the deployment process.
It was an afterthought.
Until a breach forced the question and the answer was:
"We have to take the site down to change the database password."
Build rotation in. Every secret. Every service.
Before you need it.
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Hot take 🔥
Developers who only test on fast, stable connections are building for themselves.
Not for their users.
4 billion people still experience the internet on connections that Western devs treat as edge cases.
Slow networks. High latency. Intermittent connectivity.
If your app breaks at 3G, you don't have a global product.
You have a local one with global ambitions.
Test on bad networks. Build for real conditions.
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@suryanox7 The rule I follow:
Before cherry-picking, run git log to see what commits came before it on the source branch.
If the commit references anything added in the last 3-5 commits that aren't on your target branch, you have a dependency problem, not a hotfix.
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@joshscripts Exactly!
Cherry pick is super useful for hotfixes and isolated patches, but dangerous if the commit depends on surrounding changes that don’t exist on the target branch.
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The git command that sounds fancy but does one simple thing:
git cherry-pick
It takes that one commit. Replays it on your current branch. Creates a new commit with the same changes.
The classic use case: you fixed a critical bug on your feature branch.
Main needs that fix today.
The feature isn't ready.
Cherry-pick the fix. Ship it. Keep building the feature.
Just read the diff before you run it.
A commit that works in one context doesn't always work in another.

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@devbelowstairs Good morning mate, fresh hot black strong coffee to me please
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@myentireself Being ahead definitely is.
You deserve the medal 😀
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@joshscripts Saved prod at 11pm with exactly this. Team lead thought I was a genius 💀
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