@HectorIP

Desarrollo software. Creador de @TheDojoMX. I’m running out of time.

 CDMX, México
hectorip.com
Joined August 2010
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zeta
@zeta_globinOct 19
they told us in math class in the early 2000s that we wouldn’t have a calculator with us always and 20 years later my friends argue whether or not my pocket phone contains a conscious machine god
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hannah
@erhannahOct 18
one day you wrote console.log("here") for the last time and didn't even know it
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Unfinished coding side projects are now way easier to complete than unfinished blog posts. I’m perfectly OK with AI writing my code, even the docs. But I flinch at the idea of AI writing my blog posts, which feels like an egregious violation of a fundamental ethnical contract.
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Liste@endlisteOct 18
Just found out about recency bias. Maybe the most important bias ever
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shaurya
@shausethOct 17
if you’re a software engineer you should pivot to being a navigator of complexity
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diva
@divaagurlxwOct 16
You think you’re great at thinking until you write.
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Okay, so matrix multiplication on silicon isn’t thinking, but the flow of sodium ions through protein channels embedded in a lipid bilayer is? Why do materialists turn to animist reasoning when the substrate is carbon-based instead of silicon?
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getting absolutely wrecked by this today
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claude: the two versions of the code compile to identical binaries, let me benchmark them to make sure they have the same performance ??? claude apparently believes in dualism and must check the binary's immaterial soul
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Best time in history to be a software engineer. Learn more. Build more. Ship more.
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Eduardo Díaz
@lndsOct 15
Uno no abre una terminal. Uno nunca no se sale de la terminal!
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I no longer see any compelling reason to believe that taste is some permanent boundary LLMs won’t cross. It’s already happening.
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Julia Turc
@juliarturcOct 14
I feel so bad for Anthropic's botched PR. Opus 5.5 is simply amazing. Blazingly fast, one-shots animations in a way that I feel like a film director. I can generate 5-10 animations for a scene just to narrow down what I want, then nail the best combo. In the meantime, they're pulling PR stunts, bribing the clerics, and scaring my momma. What an unnecessary tragedy, when the product sells itself.
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Aníbal Rojas
@anibalOct 13
This is a friendly reminder that unless you are "lab" and you and your team enjoy INFINITE TOKENS to commit at scale never seen before, you should not be building your own git replacement, neither using it.
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Juncheng Yang
@1a1a11aOct 10
This semester I am teaching a new course on Agentic Systems, which explores the full stack of AI systems: from building and optimizing agent harnesses to serving and optimizing LLM serving infrastructure. Students learn by building, measuring, and optimizing real agents and systems, balancing capability, latency, and cost. Our goal is not just to teach today's AI technologies, but to prepare students to build tomorrow's. All lectures, readings, and assignments are publicly available at cs2680.seas.harvard.edu

CS2680 Modern AI Systems: Agents and System Optimizations

CS2680 Modern AI Systems: Agents and System Optimizations — Harvard SEAS, Fall 2026

cs2680.seas.harvard.edu
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antirez@antirezOct 11
What Tao should do right now instead of slide decks? Use AI and his skills to make the AI results understandable. Never bet against technology.
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eni 🍞
@eniwhere_Oct 8
hot take: by freeing us for the hassle of writing code, SWE is now more about engineering than it has ever been
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Thariq
@trq212Oct 6
working at a higher level of abstraction has always required understanding the lower level ones, I don't think coding agents changes this
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DHH
@dhhOct 6
It was almost impossible for a programmer who wrote all their code by hand to divorce their ego from the output. Now agents are delivering what decades of agile admonishing about “collective ownership” never could. What a gift!
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the "Hard Problem" in a nutshell: 1. atoms aren't conscious 2. humans are made of atoms 3. humans are conscious 4. so at least one of 1-3 must be false Panpsychists say #1 is false Dualists say #2 is false Illusionists say #3 is false Materialists say #4 is false
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