
Infra Architect @ ByteDance. Maintainer of @webpack @rspack_dev - creator of #ModuleFederation #auADHD #synesthesia own opinions.
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Debating rewriting Tracedecay into t3code. Half the features I built for orchestration already exist there.
Wow OpenAI feels unlimited today. I’m trying to burn my wife’s GPT resets with Astra and struggling to.
“reconnecting 3/5”
Replying to @Zackary_Chapple @theo
“Use opencode, t3 or pi or something”
Replying to @cafkafk
No. Specifically tries not to be a harness. Which is why I love it
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Caring a lot about harnesses rn feels similar to caring about tabs vs spaces
Replying to @theo
Just deploy to vercel and collect your fat paycheck
Replying to @codingzx
Might be. But i didn’t want to fill out custom forms. The battery in my machine is failing and it’s incredibly slow. So I just wanted something better. The hardware at home is already much better so I can offload work to those
Replying to @codingzx
The highest that company offers in 14” was 48g of ram and the higher GPU count
Replying to @juristr
Doesn’t matter. Buy a second sub or whatever. Use them even more.
Liberal states will outlaw this at lightning speed
global crime rates are gonna collapse once superhumanoids like this hit the streets
imagine facing this thing as a robber lol
Unitree’s new "Guardian" robot can fight off a guy with a knife and patrol areas for 8 hours straight
which is terrible news for criminals, because the biggest thing that stops them from committing crimes is the chance of getting caught
right now in the US only about 13% of burglaries ever get solved
so most burglars are making a pretty safe bet
but if you put a robot on every block that:
> never sleeps
> records everything
> and can physically stop/beat the shit out of you
...then almost no criminals would make that bet anymore
on top of that, if you add the abundance that AI and robotics are likely to create
then far fewer people will even get desperate enough to commit crimes in the first place, because they'll already have enough
there's a good chance that our kids will think about robbery the way we think about guillotine executions



