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👨‍💻 Core Contributor at @ClearpoolFin ⏮️ prev @Kwenta_IO @aelinprotocol - 🏆 2 Times Pan-American Simon Champion

Valhalla, NY
Joined January 2022
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"bro he vibecodeado una webapp que trackea las posiciones de los trenes en tiempo real (usando la API de Renfe) cómo es que ADIF se gasta millones y 5 años en cambiar el sistema?"
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linuz retweeted
Replying to @benswerd
I have steak, eggs & coffee for breakfast everyday 🦾
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Si eres programador y quieres saber dónde va la industria, esto te interesa. Amazon acaba de publicar una nota donde explican que el rol de desarrollador cambia en su empresa. Y dan estos 5 puntos clave: ① Aprende a usar IA ya ② Más tokens ≠ productividad ③ Más código ≠ más valor ④ El criterio humano es clave ⑤ Importan los resultados, no las herramientas Y lo más importante: no sólo produces código, estás creando producto. Debes preocuparte por el cliente y el usuario. Este último punto siempre me ha parecido importante, pero es que ahora es 100% obligatorio: aboutamazon.com/news/company…
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In my experience the people who are both thriving under AI and very happy are not being held accountable to anything.
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I am working on approximately 17 things simultaneously, and frankly, I find it overwhelming, exhausting, and not very rewarding. I used to find extreme joy in living with a problem. Keeping all the details in memory, thinking about it deeply for days, iterating and improving. Now all of that is gone. I am still pretty good at guiding agents - decades of developing and shipping all kinds of software cannot be erased - but I feel that what I considered one of my biggest strengths is diminshing in value. Anyone working seriously with agents knows this, even if they don't want to admit it. The deep super focused thinking is much more rare now. It is like a muscle - if you don't train it regularly, it gets weaker. Is that something that we are willing to give up? Something that is no longer needed? Can the new generations of engineers do without it? No idea.
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Finally something genuinely new in DeFi, built by some seriously talented OGs. Been testing Cardinal and really like where this is going. Bullish 🔥
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one day you wrote console.log("here") for the last time and didn't even know it
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India crece al 7%. Subnormal.
Vaya pero según los fachas vamos fatal con la dictadura de Sánchez eh
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Millions unemployed, endless free time, UBI, and AI curing every disease: massive drug and alcohol abuse incoming
BREAKING: Palantir’s CTO says some AI researchers are now smoking cigarettes because they expect AI to eventually cure cancer.
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Most ppl missed my point. I'm not saying @levelsio is wrong. He might be 100% right. But after spending years inspiring a generation of indie hackers, casually declaring software dead without a shred of empathy for those who followed your advice is pretty fucking cold.
Inspired thousands to pursue the indie hacker dream ✅ Made his millions ✅️ Couldn't give two fucks that 99% of them could end up screwed ✅
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Inspired thousands to pursue the indie hacker dream ✅ Made his millions ✅️ Couldn't give two fucks that 99% of them could end up screwed ✅
Software is dead It's now the era of personal software and everyone just builds what they need whenever they need it I think
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Btw, I'm not an indie hacker, solopreneur, or digital nomad. Never have been. I just can't stand this kind of bullshit.
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Something needs to change with the grilling sessions Matt. Most of the time the recommended answer is *clearly* the way to go and the others almost never offer a interesting alternative
Having shipped the AI Coding Crash Course (largely for beginners/intermediates) means that the upcoming Cohort will be really quite advanced/in-depth Just recorded an 11-minute /grill-with-docs session about DDD, scenario testing, and sharpening language. It's so good
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Having shipped the AI Coding Crash Course (largely for beginners/intermediates) means that the upcoming Cohort will be really quite advanced/in-depth Just recorded an 11-minute /grill-with-docs session about DDD, scenario testing, and sharpening language. It's so good
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linuz retweeted
buenos aires has a 20M population i only have 170K followers how do we fix this
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My god this is such a good speech that every SWE needs to hear. You know what? Every person should hear it Keep the happy memories, eyes on the reality, be excited about the future. That’s the best that anyone can do
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