Alejandro Revilla

jPOS project founder. CX4CC. What one fool can do, another can. Naides es más que naides.

[Alejandro Revilla @apr]

Joined a banking AI roundtable with 25+ Heads of AI from some of the world’s largest banks. Many oversee tens of thousands of Copilot seats. Only one had even heard of @steipete’s @OpenClaw.

I understand the regulatory constraints, but the disconnect between AI leadership and hands-on experimentation is larger than I expected.

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@antirez @deeperflows Ugh… I still have https://t.co/p1AFCwIDmx rule configuration nightmares :)

[Alejandro Revilla @apr]

Nobody knows where this is going, but I suspect AI usage costs will become part of a programmer’s personal toolkit—like buying books, hardware, or investing in education.

Out of 5,000 developers, maybe 500 will emerge dramatically more productive. Those people won’t just keep their jobs—they’ll redefine them, and they’ll be compensated accordingly.

We’re living through a difficult transition for our industry. Think of money spent on AI tokens as an investment in your future earning power.

[Ed Zitron @edzitron]

Uber’s COO has said that it’s getting “harder to justify” its AI costs because there was no way to show a link between AI spend and any meaningful increase in useful features. This is the first time I’ve seen a company say this directly.

https://t.co/xUhZvtpwah

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@tqbf Good advice. I see it everywhere and didn't take the time/energy to investigate if they actually work.

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@htmx_org Which framework would be the 3-cilinder?

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[Alejandro Revilla @apr]

I know I properly choose my friends, when they troll non other than Uncle Bob :)

[Gabriel Claramunt @gclaramunt]

No, finite state machines are NOT equivalent to Turing machines. There's a whole hierarchy of what an automata can generate (just google Chomsky hierarchy). Any decent CS course will teach you about it, pick any book about automata theory, or even ask your favorite LLM.

[Alejandro Revilla @apr]

@ToKTeacher @erotomanes @grok Looks like a huge 3-500Z tube upside down to me, love it!

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@htmx_org Time to review HTMX's ISO/IEC 20243 posture.

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@htmx_org Just for tastemakers.

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@steipete I'll add you to my "Things that tweet" list :)

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[Alejandro Revilla @apr]

@gunnarmorling I wrote something about recently. Accepting PRs—specially AI generated ones—is mission impossible for maintainers that need to reverse engineer the thought process. Contributing well polished prompts is probably better.

https://t.co/5JQy4aNKYY

[Alejandro Revilla @apr]

Who needs kubectl when you can manage your K8S cluster from @htmx_org based console.

https://t.co/4YLLm8mqyD

[Alejandro Revilla @apr]

I find this 'largest-blobs' alias useful to find situations like this:

largest-blobs = !git rev-list --objects --all | git cat-file --batch-check='%(objecttype) %(objectname) %(objectsize) %(rest)' | sed -n 's/^blob //p' | sort --numeric-sort --key=2 | awk '{printf \"%.2f MB\\t%s\\n\", $2/1024/1024, $0}' | sort -nr | head -n 20

[Alejandro Revilla @apr]

@alainmizrahi El problema es más profundo. Teniendo CI electrónica, cada una con su clave privada, es una locura centralizar todo el sistema en un esquema de “custodio de identidad” que tarde o temprano va a ser vulnerado. Es dejarle a Antel/Abitab una libreta de cheques firmados en blanco.

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@gunnarmorling @iavins I don't think UUIDv7 (available since Java 21) has this issue.

[Alejandro Revilla @apr]

@tqbf This is great. 5 seconds install, instant satisfaction!

[Alejandro Revilla @apr]

About #jPOS Latest & Greatest

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#jPOS gets 3D K8S cluster visualization

https://t.co/4YLLm8mqyD

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@Martinjbueno Igual llamas a una pizzería a las 8 de la noche y te dicen "Un momento que voy a buscar una lapicera". You had one job ...

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@gclaramunt @TurcoFerreyra Logo estaba divino. Y las tortuguitas robotizadas le daban un toque especial. Lo que no sé como llegaste de

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a Scala!