Ricardo Guzman Dev

Just shipped my 1st PyPI pkg! 🚀 Using @textualizeio & new @github Copilot CLI SDK. conviertlo: TUI for image convertion/compression via NL. Type request → Copilot CLI generates FFMPEG command → Consults with you for command Execution → Execute. 👉️github.com/ricard0g/convi…

The CPU doesn't run processes. It runs threads. That one correction fixes like 6 other confusions. Process, thread, task, concurrency, parallelism - the mental model that actually holds up for me👇 blog.ricardoguzdev.com/processes-thre…

I finally understand JWTs. The resource that can help you too (free) 👇 auth0.com/resources/eboo…

Paste JSON/Schema/GraphQL and instantly get clean, typesafe models + serializers in your language. Huge time saver 👉 quicktype.io (@quicktypeio )

A simple but effective quick-start guide for famous pom.xml file in Maven Projects. 👇 blog.ricardoguzdev.com/pom-xml-maven-…

Real curiosity. Being honest. During development, how often do you think about the Amortized Cost of a data structure or algorithm? 🤔 Not saying you should or shouldn't, just curious if I should care about it.

Do you want to use Maven in the terminal for some reason? 🤔 If yes, here’s a cool quick-start guide I wish I’d had long ago: blog.ricardoguzdev.com/maven-cli-esse…

Need some Public APIs? Here are some: publicapis.dev

JESUS IS LORD 🗣️

@ChShersh This was actually funny 🤣

To be fair, you have to have a very high IQ to understand C++. The compiler is extremely subtle, and without a solid grasp of undefined behaviours, most of the compiler optimisations will go over a typical developer's head. There's also C++ standards thorough research, which is deftly woven into it's weights - it's personal philosophy draws heavily from Bjarne Stroustrup, for instance. The fans understand this stuff; they have the intellectual capacity to truly appreciate the depths of these behaviours, to realise that they're not just smart- they say something deep about ASSEMBLY. As a consequence people who dislike C++ truly ARE idiots. I'm smirking right now just imagining one of those addlepated simpletons scratching their heads in confusion as arena allocator genius unfolds itself on their computer screens. What fools... how I pity them. 😂 And yes by the way, I DO have a C++26 tattoo. And no, you cannot see it. It's for the ladies' eyes only- And even they have to demonstrate that they're within 5 IQ points of my own (preferably lower) beforehand.

Just a cool tool to visualize Data Structures & Algorithms: csvistool.com

@JamesMontemagno Really appreciate it! 🙌🏻😀

LOVE THIS! Beautiful TUI powerd by #GitHubCopilot CLI and SDK for image conversions & compression!

Updated Conviertlo: - It now has reactive UI improving UX, really recommend @textualizeio as TUI framework👌. - Update also includes automatic detection of missing core binary dependencies like Copilot CLI and FFmpeg on the system. Hope you all like it and find it useful 🙌🏻

Turns out that @satyanadella liked my post about Conviertlo! Conviertlo took <10 hours total, so I really wasn’t expecting this 🤯 I know this doesn’t mean he absolutely loves the tool, but it’s great fuel to keep building good stuff. Thanks @satyanadella for the fuel! 🏎️

Part 1: TPUs = computational advantage Part 2: Flywheel = learning advantage Part 3: Coming soon (DeepMind, research culture) Full deep-dive on why Google's data moat can't be replicated: blog.ricardoguzman.dev/google-ai-moat…

This creates the Planetary-Scale Flywheel: Better AI → More users → More data → Better models → Better AI (repeat) Each revolution COMPOUNDS the advantage. While competitors recruit users for feedback, Google harvests it from 8 billion daily searches.

Seems like companies like Anthropic and Meta are going the TPU route. I talked about it in my first blog post on Google's TPUs and why I thought Google might win the AI race. Part 2 of my Google AI series just dropped. A bit about it here. The flywheel nobody can replicate 🧵

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Answer without Ai No cheating