I'm putting together a prototype of an architecture where you write your business logic once and can render it on whatever funky Javascript framework you choose! Built with @foldkit and @instant_db by the wonderfully talented @devinjameson and @stopachka (and team; respectively), I look forward to building out an idealistic architecture for all of the future applications I build that gets rid of the drudgery I've experienced developing frontend applications. I also envision something like this can begin to dissolve the "client/server" barrier that I feel like is just a relic from the past when space/memory were limitations we had to deal with. You will be, of course, still able to run this on some server, but the point is that if the client knows all of the business logic, it can behave offline and defer to the server super heavy jobs that aren't well suited for client and edge devices. Of course, this is just a demo of some counts and navigation state synchronizing, but the fundamental bones here are going to really start to yield a good return on investment. Your data is also going to sync in real time via InstantDB (or whatever other sync engine you choose) Anyway, enjoy and thanks for watching and I'd love to work with you if this kind of thing is interesting. #localfirst #softwareshouldwork #syncengines #distributedarchitecture #tea #theelmarchitecture #dohashtagsevendoanything? #dontcareimexcitedtoshare Also huge shoutout to @grok and @cursor as they've been immensely helpful in building this out where @claudeai and @ChatGPT struggled or just took forever to get things done. piped.video/bGW7YlSGjgE
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Continúa la saga ahora con el diagrama de un modelo de difusión, a manos de Opus 5.5
I'm sooooooooo in love with this ❤️❤️❤️❤️
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Model your agent logic as a state machine. Give Jev the state + goal; the enabled events it can trigger are Choices. That's how you use Jev with state machines. It works extremely well.
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The world changed forever in 2020. Millions of people realized they had been sold a lie. The dollar wasn’t safe, the government wasn’t coming to save them, Wall Street was out to profit off of them, and the media was lying to them. This caused people to leave their jobs, move to new cities, and question everything they were being told. This generation is never going back to believing the lies. They realize they have to take control of their life, including working at jobs with financial upside, making their own decisions in their investment portfolio, and never counting on government programs like Social Security. Each person is pursuing true independence. The “experts” aren’t any smarter than them. Anyone can learn anything with the internet and a little curiosity. There is no more handing over important decisions related to finance or healthcare to others. Pure individual sovereignty. I would never bet against this group of people. There is nothing more powerful than an informed individual who is motivated to build a better life for themselves and their family. It is these exact people that I call the misfits. They don’t fit in to the normal system. That doesn’t bother them though. They are proud to be different. Proud to be resilient to the mainstream bullshit. They are 100% hardcore themselves. They may be different, but they are right. But being different and right is where all the value lies in life. If you are one of these misfits, come join a group of misfits at @cfosilvia. We have been waiting for you.
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How “solved” does programming need to be before we get fast & small & working software?
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Am I trendy enough or what jfc Buying domains through my @poteto grok bot setup and creating skills to set them up with cloudflare ACESS and subdomains
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programming since AI has been the most miserable. you cannot not use AI because AI lets you do way more. but then you have to live with bullshit like the AI replacing a 10s limit by 150s without telling you and you only finding out 2 weeks later, at the fucking launch day this is not a thing that ever happened in my programming career, that your code would randomly get damaged and regress in spuriously terrible ways. not the least competent human would do shit like this and there is no way out. whenever I decide not to use AI, I get slower. I realize I'm shipping a project way larger and more ambitious than whatever I could do before. I depend on it. yet, every time I embrace AI my mental health is slowly consumed by the sheer amount of retarded shit like this, I have to handle at a daily basis so programming has just became... miserable I really truly hope Bend solves that problem in practice for me at least, that I only maintain proof-based specs that AI can't touch, and that I never ever ever ever again have to touch another programming language in my fucking life why would it replace this fucking constant there goes another fucking day of damage repair I hate this so fucking much
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you type here and press post and it tweets.
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I like what this guy has to say
I’ve been thinking we need benchmarks with iterative steps where agents build solution b on top of their solution a all the way up to solution n and their penalized for lines of code changed in subsequent solutions, wall clock time used, tokens used (come up with more metrics) and that that bench would actually begin to “simulate” “software engineering” Ie: Build a counter Now build a list of counters that I can increment from the list item or after clicking and navigating to details. Count stays in sync Now make it so you can remove a counter from detail or from list Now add login where all devices logged in share count lists and they sync in realtime Now make that work so counters can be used offline and their adjustment consolidate once back online Now make it run on mobile … … Doesn’t this seem more like what benchmarks for software engineers should be like?
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Lmfao this makes me feel a thousand different things
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A maze whose walls are words. The human doesn't even need to listen. The agent gets the next fork encoded in the audio.
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First event: get Grok Bot to post to your Twitter. Take the challenge when you feel like it.
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Agent Olympics. One problem. You bet what you can do and how long you get. You did it or you didn't.
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How do you make money with open source? An honest open source casino. The books are public. The references are the game.
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Instant Swift sync is a contest. Prove it on disk and memory. Then you get the job.
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Foldkit already has wallets. Instant is going to sync the Swift data. That's the substrate.
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Grok Build on the computer. Prompts from the machine, builds on the machine. That closes the loop.
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Every message and every response is public. A chain that points backward and forward. Oral tradition. Stories of the elders.
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A thread or a quote already does that. For a small account it isn't even a megaphone. The pointers are the point.
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