
{ BBA ~ MBA | Gamer 🎮 } Opinions are my own. Co-founder @ThalozUS 🇺🇦 💙💛 #StandWithUkraine #NearshoreTalent #Recruiting #AI_Teams
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Next month should be significanlty higher I hope.
Lets see how well this ages.
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Pablo García retweeted
Remember when I said we should only look at output and quality. If you make good stuff, then people should not care if you do or don't use AI... Or how you use it, or when you use it...
Been using a bunch of @bot as orchestrators to lunch a swarm of workers on @t3dotcodes across my fleet of Boxes.
This has been beyond amazing.
This stack is goated:
- CLI proxy (for 3-4x AI accounts)
- T3 Code (the local workbench)
- Grokbot (the always on orchestrator listening to slack/hooks/etc)
Seriously, try it out. Yesterday!
Pablo García retweeted
now that we all agreed to not review most of the code any more, CI became the next bottleneck
at agent speed, if our CI pipeline is simply "run all the build, lint, tests", it'll become a major slow down
here are a few things i suggest for how to optimize:
1. balance load between CI and CD
CI protects main branch. CD protects production. if you can tolerate some delay in deploying your main branch to production, then you can do less in CI and do more in CD
for example, for a cross platform app i made my CI pipeline skip most mac and windows tests because linux already covered the same functionality
the tradeoff is occasionally i'd catch a mac or windows-only bug in CD before release, but in exchange, my CI pipeline became 15x faster - well worth it
2. modularize your codebase such that changes are isolated
then you can make your CI only run build, lint, test for the module being touched
this requires careful consideration for cross-module protocols. they should likely be their own modules, so when they do change, you know you probably need to test all dependent modules
3. for large modules, invest in test selection
in CI, try to only run tests that are covering the areas being changed. doing accurate test selection is not easy though, and often requires continuous tuning
i have a nightly loop specifically doing audit of past test runs and tweak my test selection to be more accurate. a big codebase of mine got pretty good at this - 20x faster CI compared to running all tests, and almost never miss any real problem
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The r/OpenSource subreddit has officially banned anything using AI. In any way. Violators will be permanently banned.
Which means… r/OpenSource will ban anyone submitting anything that, in any way, involves… the Linux kernel.
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Pablo García retweeted
I kid you not, sometimes I talk to an AI and they are stunned by my insight into architecture
Oh boy, went from 20 PRs a day to ~120.
Not on @poteto levels but after a couple perf iterations and getting a beefy dedicated worker box it should jump again.
Fun times.
Pablo García retweeted
Hey, it is Wednesday
OpenCode hacked
eMudra had picked a private key value of 4, thus everything is now deemed unsafe.
PHP, running 70% of the internet, has an insane hack...
Happy getting internet getting humped day
Pablo García retweeted
Great.. now i have to invest into claric a new system one model for extracting values...
STOP RELEASING COOL NEW THINGS, ITS A HUGE PAIN IN THE ASS
Pablo García retweeted
Since the American President announced the energy ceasefire a week ago, Russia has deliberately attacked Ukraine’s energy and oil and gas sectors 76 times. Last night alone, there were strikes on substations in the Vinnytsia, Zhytomyr, Khmelnytskyi, and Odesa regions. Tens of thousands of families remain without power. Energy workers and repair crews are working virtually around the clock to restore electricity supply. Overnight, the Russians also struck residential buildings in our regions. As of now, 12 people have been reported injured, including two children. Two people have been killed. My condolences to their families and loved ones. This morning, there was a strike on an agricultural enterprise in Volyn. All necessary services are working at the site.
In total, over this past week, the Russians have attacked Ukraine with almost 2,700 attack drones, 1,700 aerial bombs, and 66 missiles, most of them ballistic. The main targets of these strikes are energy facilities – the Russians are trying to cause a blackout. And America should see that Russia is not taking any reciprocal steps in response to sanctions relief or agreements. On the contrary, they take every signal of an opportunity to make money as proof that their bet on war is paying off and they can keep fighting. It is because of this position of Russia’s that the war continues, not because Ukraine is rightfully defending itself. It is Russia that must face pressure for peace to have a chance. Thank you to everyone who understands this and helps.
My god how many ads on "excuse me Jev can what?" "Anthropic just drop a course" do I have to ensure?
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Pablo García retweeted
I no longer see any compelling reason to believe that taste is some permanent boundary LLMs won’t cross. It’s already happening.
Pablo García retweeted
I think I have experienced “AGI”…
Just did a 30-minute “phone call” with @bot. Together we got back to about 20 emails, organised my calendar for the week, wrote a proposal for my team, ordered lunch for my family, booked (and paid for) a hotel, and arranged a cab to the airport. It also gave me some great advice along the way.
Did it all 100% “hands free” with my baby fast asleep on my chest.
If this is what life is like with superintelligence, I am all in.












