sky
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stonechat lore:
age 10: start coding out of curiosity
age 11: build a minecraft texture pack list site and make my first internet $
age 12-14: got into hacking, spent a lot of time on forums, hung around a lot of bad influence
age 15-17: very into algo trading. Jim Simons is God to me. trying to make some money to invest into my algorithms
age 16: made some money promoting an algo trading startup. got an engineering job at that same startup a few months later. huge unlock, learned *a lot*
age 18: startup gets acquired, no income. start a cloud hosting company out of hate for AWS and Replit
last few weeks of being 18: company making me 4-5x average income in my country, got income again. got an offer to work at spawn, joined.
age 19: founding engineer at spawn, learning insane amounts of new things at a crazy pace. 10x at everything in life
age 20: ahead of most people. now rich in my country. learned so much, developed new skills and doubled down on my gifts
I went from not having any money ever in my pocket until I was 16 to now, being on pace to achieve everything I wanted by 25.
I didn't realize the path I had chosen in life was a risky one, especially given my limitations, until I was 18
I'm so lucky everything has worked out, I can't believe I might actually make it
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@thegeneralist01 yeah it was my first time outside of asia tbh, weather was chilly food was good
not v good with navigating through the shady areas tho lmao
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@rachpradhan how is it still so slow though? even the slowest nodejs framework (nest) tops 105k req/s
#hw=ph&test=plaintext§ion=data-r22" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">techempower.com/benchmarks/#hw…
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@ValtteriValo thanks for elaborating lmao i’ve never used cc so simply saying it “mops the floor” didn’t really tell me anything
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cc has cron tools to check on shit in a loop for example natively it feels nice
i can have multiple training runs/experiments going overnight and make claude take a look at each every hour and react based on some flow chart i've given it
background tasks are also way more native and transparent feeling than codex
i was so dismissive initially since honestly there's just no contest, claude code is miles ahead of codex
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