Software Engineer Owner of focustube.io, worus.ai and building vonod.ai

Barcelona, Spain
mission for today: find a domain for the new product. lately every single name I actually like is sitting at $50k+ domain brokers are the real winners of this solo founder wave with 2-3 years contracts xd
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definitely need to try Mimo-v2.6-Pro 馃槼
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just hit my instinct daily limit 馃槶
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Started using Instinct this weekend and already found a use case that feels kind of insane. I gave it full read access to my Garmin Connect and Strava. It now reads sleep, recovery and training together, catches patterns I was missing, and adjusts my training around them. Honestly, this is working way better than I expected.
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Sharing the first use case I found for Jev in Vonod for voice agent workflows. Instead of letting an LLM blindly act and decide, it pings Jev to evaluate the state machine: - Which node is the best candidate? - Are the transition conditions actually met? Jev returns a confidence score, and I evaluate the probabilities to allow the jump. Currently testing an 80% threshold and so far, so good. Need to see if I can just let Jev handle all the routing while the agent continues the conversation. Let's keep playing with this!
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This weekend is for resting from my last triathlon and playing with Jev.
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Clarification: High-level thinking rules, but implementation details still make or break you. The data structures you pick, the size of your payloads, and where they sit in the flow matter deeply. AI handles the syntax, but mastering low-level mechanics is your unfair advantage.
How much of your code is AI, and how much is you mastering abstraction? 90% of software engineering today isn't about memorizing algorithms anymore, it鈥檚 about high-level thinking without getting bogged down in implementation details.
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How much of your code is AI, and how much is you mastering abstraction? 90% of software engineering today isn't about memorizing algorithms anymore, it鈥檚 about high-level thinking without getting bogged down in implementation details.
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Ryanair鈥檚 website is down and someone vibecoding in prod is destroying my triathlon weekend. Principal suspect: GraphQL throwing 403s. 馃拃
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I still think sesame Ai is better
GPT-Live-1 is now available in the API. Bring ChatGPT鈥檚 natural back-and-forth to your app, with voice agents that listen while they speak and work with the models and harness you choose.
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Went to my local triathlon store in Barcelona today. The clerk was vibecoding an app to optimize their inventory. Also said it's already saving them hours. He built it on OpenCode, strictly using free models. Stuff is changing.
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Pablo Arranz retweeted
I resigned from Anthropic today. I spent the last three years doing pretraining research at both OpenAI and Anthropic. Neither company is acting responsibly. They are racing straight to self-improving superintelligence and gambling with our lives. More thoughts below.
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Muse so far so good in Europe
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Now that AI has solved the Navier-Stokes problem, the next logical step is developing quantum computers. What happens to the world when that day finally arrives?
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Why is there so much hype around GPT-6 Astra AGI?
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Planned to launch Vonod next week but temporal decided to delete my account
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I don't write code anymore. I am a full-time cascading merge conflict resolver.
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Grafana is easily the best mcp i've found that actually changes how i work. well, that and vonod mcp.
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I barely type AI prompts anymore. 90% of the time i鈥檓 just talking to it rn. STT from all the major competitors is insanely good now, i just dump context out loud and it flows in a way manual typing never allowed me. it's crazy fast and good.
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the biggest difference for me is the "deep context". when i type, i constantly edit and filter myself. when i talk, i just ramble and accidentally give the AI all my messy background thoughts that is able to construct with. the outputs I get are just way better this way.
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