@pol_avec@answerdotai By the way, there is a lot of wisdom in your post :D so I'm wondering if you have any meditation book recommendations (I remember you mentioned the Waking Up community last year)
I'll be traveling a bit in a few weeks and looking for something to read
@pol_avec@answerdotai Congrats!
Definitely agree that SolveIt Discord is one of the nicest places on the internet! There are many talented (and also super humble) people there!
"Mastery is not about creating more outputs or products. It is about building genuine ability. AI can either decay or support human mastery.
The people selling you AI models & your bosses at work don’t care about your mastery. They will put you in the decay world every time."
2 blog posts if you want to read more details about it (built by solveblog https://t.co/jX7RgJUVyq):
Why I make this magic: https://t.co/YaIdUB5X0q
Demo using SolveIt to learn mojo: https://t.co/hoW2OWuSHa
I just made a Jupyter magic `moso` https://t.co/GUfqYMTruA, to make Mojo work in Jupyter Notebooks. Unlike the %%mojo magic, this one collects all Mojo cells together in the notebook and can also run remotely.
yeah, we were sitting at a coffee shop in vienna, and i said: let's write a shitty python web app framework. armin was like "that's a brilliant idea, but i don't know how to program". so i went ahead and taught armin, which explains the python. the rest is history.
I only have an old integrated AMD GPU on my laptop (gfx90c), not sure it’ll work with the latest techs I want to learn (HF kernels, Mojo, TinyGrad).
Renting cloud GPUs for side projects always makes me stress…
Even if it doesn’t work, still a great opportunity to learn
I’m hesitating too much to post on X these days. Maybe with more experience, I worry more about losing some “reputation” if I say something stupid.
But even writing random thoughts can help maintain momentum when learning new things.
So let's be a complete beginner again!
@pol_avec The soldering iron tip should touch both the component pin and the copper circle. Hold it for a while so the pin and the copper get hot enough, then feed the solder in. if isn't hot enough, solder just sit on the surface, it should really blend into the copper pad and the pin
@pol_avec Nice!
Regarding the soldering, maybe you should hold the iron a bit longer (or use a higher temperature?) on the copper pad.
I think because the copper pad isn't hot enough, the solder can't stick to it
Mojo in Jupyter is here 🙌
@jeremyphoward released a new Jupyter kernel that lets you run Mojo directly in notebooks.
It works great on macOS, supports recent Linux versions, and is easy to install via pip or uv.
Give it a try and let us know what you build!
https://t.co/3AN1UooKCd
#MojoLang #OpenSource #DeveloperTools
I built a robot that lives in my house. It recognizes family members, works with me on writing and code, checks my mail & calendar, and likes to chat about its changing interests. URL shows how to make one.
(My son made this video, which totally saved my bacon for a deadline! 🙏 😅)
https://t.co/j3Lan1bYhQ
I work at an AI company, and we use AI every day. AI is useful! However, we approach vibe coding with caution and have seen that much can go wrong. Don't completely abandon the development of your current skillset. 7/
TensorFlow was all about making it easier for computers. PyTorch *won* because it was about making it easier for humans.
It’s disappointing to see AI community focusing on what’s easiest for machines again (prioritizing AI agents & not centering humans). -- @jeremyphoward 1/
I’m building a web app with FastHTML. Started with a single .py file, then moved to a mix of notebooks and .py files, and now I’m fully in notebooks 😂 I just can’t live without notebook. The only way I feel like having full control over every single line of code.