@_tomash

All-around nerd. Programmer. Sr Staff Dev at EverAI. Ex-Shopify. Founder of @rebased and @artragepl. Books, whisky, crossfit, motorcycling. he/him.

Warsaw
Joined May 2009
Tomasz always taking it a step further Stachewicz retweeted
My talk deck for Euruko 2026 Day 1, introducing Ruby Box "Stacking Boxes" speakerdeck.com/tagomoris/st… #euruko
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Tomasz always taking it a step further Stachewicz retweeted
>sam altman: "we tried this because there were rumor on the internet" >rumor: math professor close to solving navier-stokes >the professor: using codex for a year >openai: has all his logs >checked every codex session tagged to N-S >found the most promising one >spun up 10,000 agents to finish the proof where he couldn't >they got caught >told the guy if you say anything you'll destroy your own career >he ruins his career over this >openai: "we did not see his work" >also openai: "we cannot rule out that de-identified data from their usage helped improve our models" they stole it lmao
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Tomasz always taking it a step further Stachewicz retweeted
You are an AI engineer now. That means you need to deeply understand the toolchain underneath you: 1. Chain of thought 2. Traces 3. Harness design 4. Benchmarking/evals 5. Sandboxing, safety/control So many people are just trying to shortcut everything by throwing xhigh thinking at every problem and installing skillslop repos or agent memory projects that promise token savings or to 'make your agent smarter', whatever. I see so little curiosity for how anything works, and so much laziness of people just wanting to eat at the trough of whatever OpenAI or Claude or X throws down the pipe at them. If you say you're an engineer, act like one!
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Tomasz always taking it a step further Stachewicz retweeted
Also, local models seem inevitable. I want to be able to run a “good enough” model on my laptop, or even on my phone, and not depend on paying for an API that changes prices in ways I don’t control. AI labs will hate this idea of the future, cloud providers will love it tho.
At this point I just want models to be faster and cheaper. I have enough intelligence. Please, size doesn't matter any more, I need performance.
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Tomasz always taking it a step further Stachewicz retweeted
Can we really blame them when for decades managers have pushed the idea that software engineering is coding. With their focus on LoC to measure productivity and LeetCode to assess engineers? Job specs that demand specific programming languages and frameworks. Yet never ask for software engineering skills?
A buttload of developers are going through a tough time right now. Their identity has always been tied to their ability to write code, so now they feel threatened by this new era where *anyone* can write code. If they don't write code anymore, who are they? I'm very pragmatic, and yet I've struggled with this too, so I totally understand how tough it must be for others. You'll hear from these people everywhere. They are the ones fighting with everything they've got against AI-generated code. But they must understand this is an uphill battle. Manually writing code is destined to disappear. There's no going back.
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So, who's coming to Euruko 2026 in Brno?
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Tomasz always taking it a step further Stachewicz retweeted
Either: AGI is here, hence all the AI's hacking and escaping. Frontier labs are clueless about security. It's all marketing stunts. Apply Occam's razor.
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Tomasz always taking it a step further Stachewicz retweeted
It does not surprise me that the same people who thought react.js was a good idea are now into vibecoding.
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Tomasz always taking it a step further Stachewicz retweeted
Databases are dead My vibe-coded apps store everything in localStorage No database costs or roundtrip calls to the server 👍🏻
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Tomasz always taking it a step further Stachewicz retweeted
Everyone knows that 15 minutes before standup is the most productive time. This is when developers do highly-focused last-minute work just to give some updates. So, in order to increase productivity, we now have 4 standups a day.
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Tomasz always taking it a step further Stachewicz retweeted
I get the impression AI makes a lot of people addicted to their work the way some get addicted to video games because it lowers willpower/activation energy needed to get to the next incremental bit of reward by taking care of the tedious stuff
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Tomasz always taking it a step further Stachewicz retweeted
People who say that managing coding agents is the same as being an engineering manager are self-reporting. 1) Either they never worked with good programmers 2) They are soulless dehumanizing ghouls who love replaceable cogs Coding agent is nothing like a human programmer
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Tomasz always taking it a step further Stachewicz retweeted
One of the easiest ways to stand out when writing or creating videos or posting: DONT. USE. AI. Suddenly you sound distinctively different from 80%+ ppl who do and output the same verbose + nicely formatted stuff that feels all the same (+ most ppl stop paying attention midway)
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Tomasz always taking it a step further Stachewicz retweeted
I don’t understand why you all put up with coworkers sending you PR descriptions that are 12 paragraphs of AI slop they haven’t even read.
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Tomasz always taking it a step further Stachewicz retweeted
Replying to @sama
What if you just talked to your children
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deepseek-v4-flash-0731 is *absurdly* good for its price ($0.09/$0.18 per 1M tokens)
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I'm not happy about the state of leadership in Rails (to put it mildly) but I like this perspective.
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It's been exactly a year since Piotr's death and I still miss him.
Yesterday evening Piotr Szotkowski, also known as Chastell, has passed away. Friend, partner, great engineer, wonderful person.
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Tomasz always taking it a step further Stachewicz retweeted
Very happy to support this on behalf of Google. We have long benefited from open source, are big contributors to open source and in fact have consistently made open weights models with Gemma available from @GoogleDeepMind @demishassabis . Onwards!
For my first post, I’m sharing a letter @NVIDIA signed on why open models matter. AI will transform every industry, power every company, and be built by every country. Open models strengthen safety and cybersecurity, accelerate innovation and diffusion, and enable sovereignty. The world needs both frontier closed models and frontier open models. images.nvidia.com/pdf/Open-W…
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