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@pmitu Plus understanding

AI gives you tools, but: taste judgment execution will always win over automatization.

@adilmania Solving depression via an Apple Watch app that works in your sleep.

what are you building? 👋 reply below in one sentence max. if it’s cool, i’ve a surprise for you this week.

@gabor I enjoy reviewing code. Weird, I know.

Does anyone even read code anymore?

@tautologer The best analogy I’ve read on this.

asking an llm how many letters are in a word is like asking a person what wavelength of light a color is

@skeptrune caffeinate works well too if you need something easy

it frustrates me to no end that making "know how to use tmux and a vps" a job requirement would make it impossible to hire people so many of the "software engineers" in our industry are completely uninterested in pursuing excellence

@Tim_Denning This is sooo interesting to me. As you grow to be more comfortable (professionally, financially) you tend to lose that sense. I’ve seen it happen to individuals, companies. There’s typically a decline afterwards. Action enables information and information enables action. 🔄

Whatever you do in life, do not lose your sense of urgency.

@ollama This is absolutely great! Love the possibilities of routing requests to other models.

🤯 Ollama now supports Claude Desktop via Claude’s built-in third party inference. ollama launch claude-desktop This allows all models from Ollama's Cloud to be used across Claude Cowork and Claude Code from the Claude Desktop app.

@xoaanya I don’t disagree. It may teach a lot, at the expense of others though. There are many ways one learns to swim. Depending on the goal they’re trying to achieve.

Unpopular opinion: Deploying a broken app and fixing it in production teaches you more than any system design course. You don't learn to swim by reading about water.

@petergyang caffeinate -d A good alternative. No installs.

How to keep your agents running even when your macbook lid is closed: 1. Go to Mac App Store and download Amphetamine 2. Go to Settings → Session Defaults → uncheck everything below You're welcome :)

@4xiom_ Congrats! Inspiring story line.

> be me, 24, peruvian > drop out from college because it's boring and expensive > no direction, purposeless > accidentally learn about codex and ai > start tweeting, everyone yaps about SF > feels like the a dream place but too far > u keep coding, ai psychosis, codex, 7 terminals concurrently > one day farza shares his side project on X > you fork and build something on top of it > share a video, gets 7 likes > one of the likes is from @farzatv > he reaches out, next day you're on a plane to SF > you're not an engineer, but nobody cares. you keep building > YC startup school applicatios open. you apply > you can just do things

@bryan_johnson Before bed and after you wake up. Whenever I do it my stress levels go down noticeably.

For real, turn screens off 60 min before bed. I know it feels like death at first. Do it for a few days, and you’ll realize that it was slowly chipping away your sanity.

software engineers before vs after agents

@forgebitz github.com/open-webui/ope… I can help you set it up in a day or so. We have IaC and all the right privacy setups on AWS for it. We use it in a team of almost 400

what is a good company-wide ai chat app i don't want to lock into one llm and have to switch every 3 weeks just give everyone access to the best models + some shared skills/markdown files

@smarick Disagree. It may happen to some and the reason will not be AI. Reason will be poor judgement and an education system that has failed to instill critical thinking. I hope everyone gets to experience AI.

In 10 years, we'll realize young adults can't read, write, or think as well as they should. We'll wonder how we allowed students to offload huge chunks of their learning to AI. Today we're just watching it happen. This is the most obvious unforced error of our time.

@0ximjosh For sure against any laws of nature

Websites that block pasting into the password box should be jailed

I think merge requests is a better name then pull requests

@emil_priver Absolutely 100% and always has been. Loved this about GitLab for many user as a happy customer.

they call them crisps there

@AishwaryaDevv I’d love for these sessions to be transferable across tools. It’s just text. Should be easy.

Most annoying part of vibe coding? Re-explaining the entire context to your IDE after switching chats

@collision @tempo @alpha_vantage I do see a future where this is how we manage transactions. Maybe with better UX, but definitely through delegation of reasoning to a series of specialized agents that will tirelessly look for the best deal and option for you to spend money on. Agent conversion funnels? 🤔

At Stripe Sessions, we showed how we think agentic commerce will often happen behind the scenes in the course of producing other final products. Here, we show our Claude Code using MPP and @tempo to buy a dataset from @alpha_vantage in the process of generating a research report for me on AI energy usage.