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Please… Can we all agree we won’t show this to Texas?? They will 100% build a hot wheels loop overpass
BREAKING: Tesla's Roadster flips off a ramp and hovers back to the ground. "Flying cars are real."
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Zero interest in returning to pre-AI coding. Agents have won total and complete victory. Apart from nostalgia, I don’t miss it at all. Bringing ideas to life is why I got into it. Now I get to do it faster. Coolest thing ever. I’d rather quit than go back.
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I dunno guys. It sounds like the very worst kinds of people on the App Store are upset. Maybe Apple is really cooking here?
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I suspect software engineers will look a lot more like pilots Yes autopilot can basically do their job But it turns out we still value judgment, decision-making and ability to manage the unexpected
I’m still calling bullshit on the software factory bois. I’ve not written code since March. I’m using Codex, Claude, and Grok Bot non stop through the day; at home, in the cab, at the gym. I’m building stuff people actually use. Not millions but tens of thousands. And I’m still not running 20 agents in parallel for 8 hours at a time. And every time some dude tries to prove me wrong , he shows me a piece of shit generic software factory or social media scheduler. It has no users and the sloppiest of landing pages (“coming soon”). It still takes a LOT of work to drive what to say no to and to sweat the details.
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It occurs to me that in pure capitalist system, passenger safety is already financially incentivised. Govt/regulators often get the credit for air safety - it’s logical!.. but I’m beginning to suspect their actual contributions is mostly just making flying a worse experience.
Airline seatbelts prevent ~100 injuries per year (of ~5B passengers), at the expense of imagining anything better than extra legroom.
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The solution is to just do things for the love of the field of interest. May a thousand Satoshi’s bloom.
People clowning on him don’t understand what he’s saying. All the wealth of humanity to date supports perhaps 250k living math phds. Roughly the population of St. Louis, Missouri. The training pipeline for that group has been irreparably shattered in the last month. A phd is supposed to make an original contribution to their field to graduate. That’s just…. not possible anymore. 938 years after the founding of the first university in Bologna… Do universities now reward… teaching ? comprehension of something discovered by a machine? application ? do mathematicians become quotidian (gasp of disgust) engineers? Tao is upset because he knows none of those outside the field care about its future. He is a horrified gardener watching humanity gorge on its seed corn. It is irreparable of course. The old way is dead dead. We live in the short interregnum before the new king is born: a Lean crawler that spawns a billion copies exploring every corner of math latenspace. So much math to understand that even if 8 billion humans had the ability of the 250k mathematicians alive today, it would still take a million years to comprehend. It is ironic and sad.. because Tao himself is a pioneer of collaborative math: math that is understood by a combination of minds rather than an pindividual. The tools that Tao began exploring a few years ago, solving problems through blog posts and using Lean to guarantee each mind’s contribution stood on its own when assembled into the greater truth, have been turned against him. Math’s path to utilize multiple minds didn’t restrict access to human minds, and now the machines have blitzkrieged themselves into the heart of the matter. The agents use rudimentary message boards, working 10,000 to a task, tirelessly, using Lean to verify the correctness of each contribution. It was good while it lasted… and now it’s gone.
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How did things get so bad @build_aus
An Australian engineer built a micro nuclear reactor that can be mass-produced in months, fits on the back of a ute, with a 5 year refuel cycle - as simple as a swap-and-go gas bottle to replace. The fastest and lowest cost reactor build in American history. Trump called Australian Bobby Gallagher "one of the greatest in the world". This is banned in Australia.
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I am eagerly awaiting the day that my Grok and Cursor credits/usage can be pooled
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“What if we are actually alone” is an underrepresented possibility when discussing our place in the universe. We may actually just be the first, possibly only, intelligent life out there.
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Australia was handed one of the greatest starting positions of any country in history Massive mineral wealth. Abundant energy. World-class beaches. Amazing climate. No fault lines... no earthquakes or tsunamis If you gave a 12-year-old this setup in a civilisation-building game, they'd build a paradise Instead, we got decades of useless politicians on both sides of the aisle who couldn't run a sausage sizzle at Bunnings without a $4 billion feasibility study and a royal commission Australia isn't unlucky. It's grossly mismanaged
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These pricing changes to “super” @grok are actually kind of dogshit Build and a little bit of Voice while driving: 75% First time since subscribing I’ve ever thought about if the grass is greener at OpenAI or Anthropic.
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So are we doing Gemma 4 + Claude’s leaked code yet? Because I’m excited here.
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At this point I’m committed to muting the entirety of X if I have to. This is my digital equivalent of buying a farm and living the quiet life. I don’t care if my X account is just me and some tumbleweeds as long as I don’t have to see the engagement bait slop factory anymore.
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I have decided to just automatically mute anyone that shows up in my feed hyping “it’s so over for XYZ” AI slop tweets. It’ll either destroy my feed or make it great Thank you for your attention to this matter.
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I don’t think self vibecoded software is the future for businesses A couple of months ago I vibecoded a tool for a friends business his entire staff has been using it for six months now (37 people) the thing is, he’s constantly sending me feature requests, bug fixes The app is pretty complicated since it deals with insurance benefits verification so for someone that doesn’t have software development experience you can’t just prompt to fix it (believe me, he tried) recently, the API provider changed something that broke everything he’s getting really tired of dealing with it and as Peer points out that’s why saas was built in the first place somebody who’s not in the software business will find it really annoying to now have to deal with all the maintenance saas is not dead
"why would i pay for saas if i can prompt the software myself and run it" my brother in christ have you heard of open source businesses the last thing people want to do is to be in charge of development and maintenance of software
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Who the hell do you think is instructing Claude Code to build these products? It's certainly not your aunt Carol. It's developers.
Claude Code wrote 100% of Anthropic’s new Claude Cowork in a week and a half. If this keeps going, software engineers will have no job.
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We’re all going to have to re-learn “ideas are worthless” mantra from the early Silicon Valley startup days, aren’t we?
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It’s wild that Apple still haven’t fixed their steaming pile of crap that is the new Photos app. HOW DO YOU FIND RECENT PHOTOS. THATS ALL I WANT TO SEE. WHY IS THAT SO HARD??
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Tried a slideshow today. Tbh the hype seems real. TikTok 647 views, 15 likes, 0 comments. IG is a mystery- couldn’t figure out how to post it like on TikTok 🤷‍♂️ No new signups, still
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Day 3. New video went live. Best one so far! IG 343 views, 9 likes, 0 comments TT 247 views, 20 likes, 0 comments Not really moving the needle with key metrics yet (downloads + usage) Has led to more views/likes on yesterday’s vid too.
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Day 3 and one long held doubt I’ve had with this style of marketing is: what if it’s all just one big vanity metric circle jerk? But time will tell if that’s the case for my situation
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