Gabriel.C retweeted
Vas lento porque usas un IDE.
Deja de usar IDEs y empieza a usar Herdr para volar desarrollando.
Te permite:
* Multiagent
* Worktrees
* Multitabs
* Control por SSH desde donde quieras
Te cuento como lo tengo yo configurado para no salir de Herdr y currar desde la playa 🏖️👇
Gabriel.C retweeted
Algunas imágenes del nuevo gentle-pi 3.0, alias - Gentle Shell, el nuevo agente propio de gentle-ai basado en pi-agents. Todo lo que ven es hecho nativo:
- Podrás ver el status de tu sub de OpenAI y Claude directo desde la status bar inferior.
- Interfaz totalmente moderna, nativa y super rápida.
- Consumo de recursos MÍNIMO.
- Diff Checker para que puedas ver qué está haciendo tu agente en vivo.
- Manejo NATIVO de sub agentes con posibilidad de abrir su session en cualquier editor de tu preferencia.
Y muchas más cosas que se vienen :)
#opensource #agents #llm #ai #workflow #work #agent #engineering
Gabriel.C retweeted
Don't waste 2 years learning to build LLMs like Claude & ChatGPT.
Stanford just dropped a 2 hour course on how to build LLMs from scratch.
00:00 - break text into tokens
25:44 - decode a user prompt
35:40 - train the model end to end
1:16:47 - build the architecture from scratch
Anthropic pays $750,000/year to engineers who understand this exact knowledge of LLMs.
Watch it, then go further with the step-by-step guide below on how to build a system that improves itself.
This is an amazing list of tools. Adding a few of my favorites (not on the list).
Inspiration
- collectui.com
- recent.design
- mobbin.com/mcp
AI Code
- code.minimax.io
- x.ai/bot
Components
- canvasui.dev
- toolcraft.sh
- orbs.jakubantalik.com
- originkit.dev
Mac
- diabrowser.com
- maccess.io
- glaze.app
- mimestream.com
whoever made this for design engineers, I really appreciate your service.
-> designengineer.tools
Gabriel.C retweeted
Notch MCP just launched for Claude.
Claude could always tell you why your ads win.
It could never do anything about it.
Today it read 184 of our Meta ads, pulled the 5 patterns that outperform, built the next campaign, and shipped it to Meta.
The report era of AI just ended. The shipping era started.
Add the connector. One minute -
→ Claude reads your past ads. Spend, CTR, ROAS. Finds what wins and why.
→ Notch turns the findings into ads. 8 scripts, statics + video, AI creators.
→ Edit by chatting. "New hook." "Swap the creator."
→ "Publish the winners." Live on Meta.
Analysis used to end in a summary. Now it ends in a campaign.
The fastest way to build winning ads lives inside Claude.
Comment "MCP" for the connector link + 60-second setup.
Gabriel.C retweeted
On this day 15 years ago, we launched our first game, Bastion. To everyone who helped the Kid survive the Calamity, thank you!!🙏 You're the reason we've been able to carry on as an independent studio ever since.
Gabriel.C retweeted
Andrej Karpathy spent 8 years at OpenAI and Tesla.
Last week he put everything he knows into one free 2-hour lecture.
People pay $15k for bootcamps that teach half of this.
You probably don't have 2 hours right now. Don't lose this in the feed.
Watch it. Then read the guide below and build your first loop.
Gabriel.C retweeted
Vi esta gráfica de la Distribución de aciertos del examen de la UNAM para Medicina y creo que es muy evidente lo que ha pasado.
Estamos ante una bomba que acaba de estallar.
Gabriel.C retweeted
Breath of Fire IV is a 2000 PlayStation RPG from Capcom. More than 200 spells to learn and master unlock new magic from opponents. 2 epic intertwining storylines: follow the fates of Ryu and Fou-Lu, with high resolution, animated characters in vast 3D worlds.
Gabriel.C retweeted
Lo aviso ahora para obligarme a hacerlo...
Voy a dar un curso de AI desde 0, desde que es un LLM hasta Loop Engineering y más y lo haré en DIRECTO
Atentos a ver si llego este viernes sino lo haremos la semana que viene ☺️
Gabriel.C retweeted
More and more people are asking me about testing resources so let's put everything I've written in one post. Bookmark, share, and, most importantly, please read these.
The True Purpose of Testing
epicweb.dev/the-true-purpose…
Developers often overlook the fundamentals and rush into writing tests without properly understanding what a test is and what is its function. No test is inherently useful just because it exists. Read this one to learn what makes it useful.
The Golden Rule of Assertions
epicweb.dev/the-golden-rule-…
There's a lot of debate over what makes a good test. In this one, I'm defining a short and objective way to grade a test's quality no matter the language or the tested system. This is, without a tinge of exaggeration, a game-changer in how you approach your tests.
Anatomy of a Test
epicweb.dev/anatomy-of-a-tes…
Let's talk about the building blocks that make up any automated test. From JavaScript to Go and Rust—these blocks power tests everywhere. Know your blocks.
Implicit Assertions
epicweb.dev/implicit-asserti…
Did you know there's a way to express expectations in tests without writing "expect"? Those are called implicit assertions and they are tremendously powerful because they help you express more by writing less.
Inverse Assertions
epicweb.dev/inverse-assertio…
Sometimes you need to assert that something did not happen. That can be tricky, especially if that something is asynchronous. The last thing you want are false positives. What you actually want is inverse assertions.
Making Use of Code Coverage
epicweb.dev/making-use-of-co…
Code coverage has been an ongoing debate in the engineering circles. Is 100% code coverage in tests good? Bad? When should you strive for it? Why do people say it's harmful? I'm answering all those questions in this one and giving you practical tips on when to use (and not to use) code coverage.
Good Code, Testable Code.
epicweb.dev/good-code-testab…
You've gathered by now that some code is easier to test than the other. But why? Let's take a look at the characteristic of code's testability, what defines it, what is its relationship with complexity, and how to make your code more testable.
What is a Test Boundary?
epicweb.dev/what-is-a-test-b…
Automated tests rarely involve your entire system (yes, even the end-to-end ones have exceptions). There's often a place where you draw the line. The boundary. Learn what it is and how to use test boundaries efficiently to focus on the exact behaviors you want to test.
Be S.M.A.R.T. About Flaky Tests
epicweb.dev/be-smart-about-f…
Flakiness is the scourge of reliability. If you've written a test before, you likely had experience with flakiness. But what is it at its core and what causes it? And how should you deal with flakiness?
Writing Tests That Fail
epicweb.dev/writing-tests-th…
You write tests for them to fail. We all enjoy a green CI, but the true value of tests is when they fail. What matters is when and how they fail.








































