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If you're a based, adequate programmer who actually cares about programming, you'll ****hate**** this.
Otherwise, you'll love this and you should be barred from writing any code ever again.
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Replying to @pskocik
People saying AI outperforms them are just admitting their own skill issues.
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Breaking: Between the Huang affair, the Blue Wave, continued results showing lack of clear productivity improvements, increases in the cost of credit, and this startling new result showing just how expensive incremental improvements in generative AI have become, the bursting of the bubble may well be near.
The Jensen's affair actually reflected how distorted the GPGPU market is under the absolute monopoly of NVIDIA. I mean, even without his affair with the Chinese spy, such a business empire - no substantial competition, no bargain power of distribution partners, interventions from geopolitics - must corrupt and collapse. It is just a matter of time, not a matter of CEO's scandals.
The whole AI industry needs a reflection: how to get rid of this distorted supply chain?
Unfortunately, the most influential players such as OpenAI and Anthropic are so pleased to be a GPU DataCenter reseller, without balls or courage to challenge or reshape the supply chain. That's the sad part.
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BREAKING: Nvidia, $NVDA, CEO Jensen Huang sends a company-wide email regarding his recently reported relationship with a Chinese spy.
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Replying to @zack_overflow
Who creates these “SOTA” models? Software engineers, often of questionable skill. The CUDA guys are sometimes good but the Python researchers suck lol. The same goes for all of the software engineers that are feeding these models massive amounts of data and trying to filter out good code from bad code based upon existing source code that it can come across.
The problem with all of this is that almost all existing code out there actually sucks, so models will never actually become that good so long as they’re based upon copying what already exists. Top engineers do not copy others. They approach solving problems from first principles and compete against what is maximally theoretically possible. It’s the only way to become #1; you never become #1 by just copying others that are ahead of you.
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Replying to @tobi
TS only exists because the web forces everything through JS, and it's held back by having to stay a JS superset.
Baking that compromise into browsers just cements the more of the mistakes of the past.
Give WASM real DOM access and you can use an actually good language.
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BREAKING: $1,300,000,000,000.00+ wiped from U.S. technology stocks at market open.
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Replying to @mitsuhiko
Don't do this if you want good software. And avoid using software from people who say this.
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Hello!
I'm available to work as a freelance programmer (I'm UTC+1)
If you're looking for a skilled Go/JS/TS programmer to work full stack, backend, ship desktop native or fix your vibecoded app; feel free to get in touch!
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daily reminder that TUI developers in the 1980s & 90s had a better handle on visual affordances than professional grown ass men GUI designers today
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"people always say things are getting worse"
yeah, well, rome fell & we are watching usability crater before our eyes, so sometimes people are right
Replying to @htmx_org
Drives me insane. Windows 95 somehow got this right 30 years ago and yet here we are
Man, if only those "anti calculator" people would just shut up and make way for progress, amirite?
teapaw.org/axios/status/211326820…
SCOOP: Major U.S. banks are detecting unauthorized third-party AI agents operating inside customer accounts, with some agents attempting to take actions that appear to be independent of user instructions. axios.com/2026/10/22/ai-agen…
Imagine how much of a divet your code cuck chair has to have, to be so deluded as to not even consider this a possibility.
teapaw.org/svpino/status/21133524…
People are in denial.
They literally think they will wake up tomorrow and all the AI-generated code will somehow be useless, and we'll go back to typing code by hand like Neanderthals.
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If you think the issues with PHP and the internet being down today and all that jazz is bad...
wait until the lingering explosives of all the code cucked "vibe coders", who love letting other machines touch their code while they watch gleefully, finally reap their dues.
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Spiro Floropoulos retweeted
Hardware is fixed and cannot change. If your interface is also fixed and cannot change, then something has to bend and take the hit and that ends up being the code, forcing a wildly expensive mapping effort to occur from interface to hardware, adding significantly to both development times and execution times.
Replying to @AgileJebrim
Your point hits home, clinging to legacy APIs is the fastest way to sink performance budgets




















