JD Morton @mortonthoughts

Today, @grok helped me restart a linguistics R&D project I worked on 30 years ago. After I explained the details and objectives, it immediately spotted two small problems that always bothered me (and suggested fixes). BIG details coming in a couple weeks!

Computers ushered in an era where we could collect data efficiently. The internet ushered in an era where we could turn data into information. AIs have brought us to the era where we can turn information into wisdom. Starlink has made wisdom accessible to anyone in the world.

A brilliant mechanism for estimating effort in software development mdalmijn.com/p/roman-estima…

"Scale gives you muscle but ties your shoelaces together when it’s time to sprint." - Grok

I have three apps I'm currently working on that use AI mobile app generation. I've always been a "backend" guy, so these tools empower me to bring my ideas into the "full stack" world -- efficiently, I might add (with full unit and integration tests!)

Hasan Toor ✪ @hasantoxr

6 months ago

I have three apps I'm currently working on that use AI mobile app generation. I've always been a "backend" guy, so these tools empower me to bring my ideas into the "full stack" world -- efficiently, I might add (with full unit and integration tests!)

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Great podcast! Like it or love it, X's Community Notes system stands out as a great example of crowdsourced fact-checking that rewards conflicting ideas coming together. Worth a listen. lennysnewsletter.com/p/how-x-built-…

Haven't been here in a bit...busy with life. But, if you're a developer using Windows, do yourself a favor and get Warp. Seriously. warp.dev

Stuff like this gives me real hope about the future of AI.

Andrew Wilkinson @awilkinson

10 months ago

Stuff like this gives me real hope about the future of AI.

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I've been investigating the @cursor_ai tool (along with others). So far, Apple seems to be on the road to ruin with their severe lack of AI tool support for native developers - it looks like where AI was about 6 years ago. Somebody prove me wrong. I _want_ to be wrong.

As a guy who has always owned dogs, I find this analysis absolutely fascinating!

Andrew D. Huberman, Ph.D. @hubermanlab

a year ago

As a guy who has always owned dogs, I find this analysis absolutely fascinating!

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Why should you not start sprints on a Monday? This is why...

If you support what Brazil did, please block me as a courtesy.

Elon Musk @elonmusk

a year ago

If you support what Brazil did, please block me as a courtesy.

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Learn to walk before running.

Neo Kim @systemdesignone

a year ago

Learn to walk before running.

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Well, this is an interesting announcement: Azure Cobalt 100. youtube.com/watch?v=yTvtfi…

Congrats to @SnowflakeDB for their release of their massive, open source (truly) LLM. Once again, we are seeing AI advance on an exponential scale this year.

Vaibhav (VB) Srivastav @reach_vb

a year ago

Congrats to @SnowflakeDB for their release of their massive, open source (truly) LLM. Once again, we are seeing AI advance on an exponential scale this year.

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I'm ashamed. I just discovered this book (released a year ago) and it should be mandatory reading for anyone that writes code. Amazing accomplishment by @KentBeck (not that I expected anything less, he's a brilliant guy)

Alex Xu @alexxubyte

2 years ago

I'm ashamed. I just discovered this book (released a year ago) and it should be mandatory reading for anyone that writes code. Amazing accomplishment by @KentBeck (not that I expected anything less, he's a brilliant guy)

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So. Much. This.

Kent Beck 🌻 @KentBeck

2 years ago

So. Much. This.

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