Ivan Timoshenko

Co-Founder @ClickTheRoad | Software engineer @CostaBlancaGeeks

[Ivan Timoshenko @JTaurus19]

Things get messy even with far fewer agents running. I’d love to see this VCS made publicly available.

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The browser swarm from earlier this year peaked at roughly 1,000 commits per hour on Git. The new system peaks at around 1,000 commits per second.

To facilitate this rate of activity, we built a new version control system (VCS) from scratch. Throughput was not the only reason to own this layer. Every change in the system passes through the VCS, so it is where collisions first become visible, and several of the coordination mechanisms in the next section are implemented directly inside of it.

[Ivan Timoshenko @JTaurus19]

A good read from @cursor_ai:

https://t.co/N7MMT36I8I

[Ivan Timoshenko @JTaurus19]

This chart might also be helpful for personal projects.

I’ve noticed a similar pattern in the models I pick for planning vs. implementation.
Not with these numbers, naturally :)

[Ivan Timoshenko @JTaurus19]

@vaaselene @TTrimoreau Totally! It’s hard to imagine going back to the old-school pace.

[Ivan Timoshenko @JTaurus19]

@damiverdev @cursor_ai So cool! Any chance @cursor_ai could organize something like this in Alicante? 👀

[Ivan Timoshenko @JTaurus19]

Sometimes tech moves in spirals. OpenAI’s latest update gave me a little pet companion, and suddenly I’m thinking about Clippy again. 📎

[Ivan Timoshenko @JTaurus19]

@MihaLotric @MihaLotric Hey!
I found this repo https://t.co/imimRZ5wne [probably, SCAM 💀] that uses you GitHub handle to "support" their credibility. Probably, it would be helpful for you since they use your name. Please, ignore if I'm wrong.

[Ivan Timoshenko @JTaurus19]

@opencode guys, please — this is killing me 💀

https://t.co/lubz8vDGcR

[Timon Wong @t31kx]

Claude Code: "You've hit your limit · resets 7pm"

Me from 5-6.59pm

[Ivan Timoshenko @JTaurus19]

Finally! Cursor Pro+ is available in Spain 🇪🇸

[Ivan Timoshenko @JTaurus19]

Practically no hype. Just balanced, data-backed insights. Worth a watch!

https://t.co/nnKnHf1fh7

[Ben Dicken @BenjDicken]

I spent 250+ hours over 6 months working on the IO devices article. Here's a little BTS 🧵detailing what goes into making an article like this, and how to use it to both educate + effectively market a product.

[Ivan Timoshenko @JTaurus19]

My wife surprised me with the perfect Christmas gift: the Amazon Scribe 2! 🎁📖✍️
•PDFs? Perfect screen size.
•Writing? Feels like real ink—smooth and fast.
•Small writing sizes? Totally works, despite what most reviews show.

Absolutely loving it. @AmazonKindle

[Ivan Timoshenko @JTaurus19]

Christmas is around the corner, and I’ve just unwrapped an early gift: the NVIDIA Jetson Orin Nano Developer Kit! Time to dive into some high-tech tinkering this weekend. @NVIDIAAI @NVIDIARobotics

[Ivan Timoshenko @JTaurus19]

Add a "site" parameter to the YAML configuration. It's especially relevant for EU users.

[Ivan Timoshenko @JTaurus19]

If you have this error with @datadoghq initial set up in k8s cluster

[Ivan Timoshenko @JTaurus19]

We all need models, whatever art or craft we’re trying to learn. Bach needed a model; Picasso needed a model; they didn’t spring full-blown as Bach and Picasso. This is especially true of writers. Writing is learned by imitation.
©️Zinsser, William. Writing to Learn

[Ivan Timoshenko @JTaurus19]

Sometimes it’s really hard to get @ChatGPTapp to write in the tone and style you want. It can be too formal, too wordy, or too blunt. 🤪

I want to share a tip to help ChatGPT better match your desired style. 👇

[Ivan Timoshenko @JTaurus19]

You can prompt ChatGPT to emulate an author’s style. For example, you might say: “Fix errors and improve the style of the following text to make it similar to William Zinsser’s, the author of Writing to Learn.”🤖 @OpenAI

I was very satisfied with the result.