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Saved from the timeline, straight to the source ↗Jerry Cain from Stanford University explains pointers and structs in C, showing a clever way to access struct fields. This series is one of the best resources online for C programming. x.com
via tetsuo @tetsuoai
Nvidia literally told where to invest: IP: $ARM Fab: $TSM $INTC Memory: $MU $SNDK $WDC Packaging: $ASX $AMKR $CAMT Equipment: $KLAC $LRCX $ASML $KEYS Networking: $COHR $GLW $FN $LITE $APH Servers OEMs: $DELL $SMCI $JBL Power Systems: $FLEX $VRT $ETN Power Electronics: $STM $ADI x.com
Accurate x.com
THE SUPER CYCLE PHASES Phase 1 was Semis: $NVDA $ARM $AMD $AVGO $INTC Next money rotates into the next layers: Memory: $MU $WDC $STX $SNDK Photonics / Optical: $NOK $LITE $COHR $AAOI $GLW $CIEN $MRVL Now it’s hitting Compute / AI Data Centers: $IREN $CIFR $WULF $CORZ x.com
software engineering is mostly asking "why is this like this" and slowly learning that nobody knows x.com
3 things often heard before disaster: - "hold my beer" - "i think we can make it" - "non-technical teams are now shipping production code" x.com
"Nothing from my end, thanks" x.com
Claude code so freaking good lately, someone dropped a banger on it 😂 x.com
via JNS @_devJNS
Another week on the road meeting with a couple dozen IT and AI leaders from large enterprises across banking, media, retail, healthcare, consulting, tech, and sports, to discuss agents in the enterprise. Some quick takeaways: * Clear that we’re moving from chat era of AI to x.com
Retardmaxxing Boyd 🤩 x.com
🚨do you understand what two Anthropic engineers just explained in 16 minutes. Barry and Mahesh built Claude Skills from scratch. here's the part nobody is talking about: > Skills are just folders. > folders that teach Claude your job. > your workflow. your expertise. your x.com
This 2 hour Stanford lecture shows exactly how Stanford trains it's engineers to build AI systems. It's more practical than every Claude tutorial & prompting threads you've seen. Bookmark & give it 2 hours, no matter what. It'll be the most productive thing you do this weekend. x.com
via Roan @RohOnChain
Sequoia’s @shaunmmaguire wrote a private hardware manifesto arguing that over the next 25 years, most of the money will be made in hardware: "Every software revolution is preceded by a hardware revolution." "To have the iOS App Store that enabled Uber, DoorDash, and all of x.com
via TBPN @tbpn
Alan Kay, pioneer of object-oriented programming and the graphical user interface, talking about agents and tools in 1990. x.com
- grind leetcode for months - memorize patterns you’ll never use - clear the interviews - join the company - open the codebase - 47 microservices staring back at you - no documentation - ask AI “what does this even do” - ship anyway you are now a senior engineer x.com
via sachin. @sachin2
Se você trabalha em empresa grande, esse podcast com o ex-VP da Amazon tá elite demais. Quase 3 horas só sobre politicagem corporativa. Se você tá no começo da carreira ainda, isso aqui te coloca uns 10 anos na frente, sem exagero. x.com
One of the most entertaining things about a language model trained entirely on Victorian novels, is that it thinks that it is *in* a Victorian novel, and so invents Victorian scenarios: x.com
Wanted to share a personal project I've been working on: I love classic literature, and I'm also taking an AI class here at UIUC, so I trained an LLM from scratch on Victorian lit from 1837 to 1899. This is Mr. Chatterbox, the Victorian Gentleman Chatbot: huggingface.co
🚨 BREAKING: Someone just open-sourced a full offline survival computer with AI, Wikipedia, and maps built in. Project N.O.M.A.D. is an open-source offline survival computer. Self-contained. Zero internet required after install. Zero telemetry. Everything runs locally on x.com
If you think AI film can’t be art then explain this. x.com
> be anon > studies probability theory since 14 > gets into MIT > recruited by Jane Street > 2 years, $350k/yr, 80hr weeks > discovers people bet on 15-min BTC markets > realizes he’s been training for this his entire life > builds Poisson + Kelly model in one weekend > loads x.com
via Rossium @rossium
Holy shit. I'm now running a Sonnet 4.6-level LLM. Local. Private. No rate limits. 100% Free. That was way too easy. x.com
Do you understand what just happened? Qwen dropped small models you can run on a $600 Mac Mini. Locally. No internet. No subscription. No company controls your access. Go do this right now: Download LM Studio Search Qwen 3.5 Grab the MLX versions Load them You now have x.com
via Tuki @TukiFromKL
Do you understand what this means? Are you aware how much the world just changed? You can now run frontier intelligence on a potato Your $600 Mac Mini can now run unlimited super intelligence for free. No authoritarian AI companies can cut you off Do this immediately, no x.com
As someone who builds institutional level quant systems for prediction markets, this is the closest thing to a quant desk simulation I have ever seen publicly shared. Runnable code for every model. Read it before someone takes it down. x.com
via Roan @RohOnChain
someone vibe coded a 3d city where every github developer is a building more commits = taller building. more repos = wider base. lit windows = recent activity x.com
My other takeaway from Cloudflare rewriting Next.js in Vite is that it was possible largely due to Next.js’ comprehensive test suite, so for job security, it’s best us software engineers band together and agree no more writing tests x.com
Whenever I ask people what all the unprecedented amounts of software they can write with AI, they are writing is doing with I get replies that remind me of the Oscar Wilde quote: "The bureaucracy is expanding to meet the needs of the expanding bureaucracy." x.com
having coworkers is crazy it’s like claude code but they prompt themselves x.com
why are people still paying aws prices for gpus there's marketplaces where datacenters rent out idle gpus at market rate vast .ai is the main one. same A100 that's $4/hr on aws is 50 cents here. use cases: - train your own models instead of paying openai per token - run local x.com
via caiden @imcaiden
Things I’m thinking about in 2026: * The risk/reward of a mediocre hire is worse than it’s ever been * I don’t really want more code writers, I want one of two kinds of engineers * The first is the architect. Someone who can design for scale. * The second is the product x.com
You really are not supposed to install OpenClaw on your personal computer. It needs to be on its own separate computer, Mac Mini or otherwise. It must have its own phone number — one that you install on your phone as a dual eSIM so that you can receive its 2FA SMS codes. It must x.com
A surprising amount of “tech leadership” is just being the adult in the room when everyone wants to work on shit that doesn’t matter. x.com
I got a local HVAC company mentioned by ChatGPT in 72 hours. No SEO. No backlinks. No waiting months. Here's exactly how: Most people think LLMs pull from: • Google rankings • High DR websites • Old established brands Wrong. LLMs pull from recent, structured data that x.com
The best Docker setup I ever saw was at a company doing $30M ARR. One Dockerfile, one docker-compose for local dev, plain ECS in production. No Kubernetes, no service mesh, no drama. Boring works. Boring scales. Boring lets you sleep at night. x.com
As a Frontend Developer, Please slap yourself if you cannot clearly explain at least 10 of the following : Hydration Partial hydration Islands architecture Streaming SSR Concurrent rendering Time slicing Reconciliation algorithm Fiber architecture Virtual DOM diffing complexity x.com
via SumitM @SumitM_X
Claude: “I estimate this will take 1-2 weeks to complete” Me: x.com
look real hard at the green box every category under 10% on this chart is a department still running on manual effort and tribal knowledge. that’s where stress lives that’s where budgets live turn one of those workflows into a repeatable AI agent that’s vertical saas 2.0 x.com
"How's vibe coding going?" x.com
Okay so Google's Pomelli is awesome - Feed it your website so it can build brand DNA - Prompt it to create any marketing material you want The photoshoot feature is something you would previously have to pay thousands of dollars for. All done instantly in one prompt x.com
A open secret is that all cameras are basically the same. Just look at the sensor. Leica SL2-S? IMX410 Sony a7 III? IMX410 Lumix S5II? IMX410 BMCC6k? IMX410 Same photosites…but they still manage different feels. The processing pipeline is where it gets interesting. x.com
double espresso + good playlist + claude code x.com
via gaut @0xgaut
LLMs process text from left to right — each token can only look back at what came before it, never forward. This means that when you write a long prompt with context at the beginning and a question at the end, the model answers the question having "seen" the context, but the x.com
via BURKOV @burkov
How to finally become the 10x engineer: Add WarCraft 3 sounds to Claude hooks to get alerts when it finishes a task or needs permission. x.com
Figma has come to Claude Code design has been freed LET"S GOOOOO x.com
via Avid @Av1dlive
Locked in so hard now I'm getting merge conflicts in projects where I'm the only contributor x.com
Make a copy of your default browser profile and point Playwright to that copied profile. x.com
Creative geniuses may be the right amount of crazy. Reduced latent inhibition—difficulty filtering irrelevant stimuli, linked to psychosis—predicted higher creative achievement when paired with high IQ. IQ appears to transform a cognitive deficit into a creative advantage x.com
how Anthropic's marketing team uses claude code x.com
via Robleh @robjama
It's pretty incredible how much of how I work has changed in just the last two weeks. We rolled out an AI chatbot inside Slack (OpenClaw), hooked up a bunch of tools via MCP and APIs, and now I basically just chat with AI to knock out entire projects. I can also do a lot more x.com