Just used LiteLLM to create my first PHP website. The AI even suggested getting a certificate from eMudhra for HTTPS to protect my login page. The future looks really bright 🥳
Ok hear me out, upcoming Macs are rumored to have a 512GB RAM (!) option. What if we just made a machine that ditched main memory? It'd be a herculean effort, plus making RAM non-volatile would suck in many ways, but fixable through AI at writing time or runtime, maybe better suited for a new generation of OSes
The giant upsides are tremendous low-level kernel + software simplifications, no more disk roundtrip, 100x throughput without caching, etc? Imagine ditching file system in favor of pure in-mem data (still standardizable at the boundary) then spill the rest to cloud like today
I’m a bit tired of seeing the same topics over and over again in my YouTube feed.
I’d recommend enabling auto-delete for your YouTube activity or just clearing your watch history from time to time.
Otherwise, you end up trapped in the same echo chambers
In the pre-agentic era, I thought execution was waaaay more important than ideas. I still do.
There’s a huge difference between great executors powered by AI and people who just have ideas. And that gap keeps widening
What amazes me about humanity is this mentality of always pushing forward.
Even though we know our lives are ephemeral, 100 years if you’re lucky, we keep going. There’s something truly unique about human nature
@josocjoq Sweet! But in the age of coding agents, is TypeScript DX still a strong selling point? If AI writes the code, wouldn't outperforming Go or Rust be a much bigger differentiator?
Introducing chttp.
Write your services in TypeScript and run them as a native binary.
The TS DX, with Go/Rust performance.
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Few things ruin a great match faster than wondering whether an opponent earned the win or saw you through a wall.
Wallhacks give cheaters information they were never meant to have. With Modern Warfare 4, we’re introducing a new way to fight back: Server Culling.
Here’s how it works:
Ironically, we have built the technology that has disrupted our own jobs, while being forced to adopt it faster than almost anyone else just to avoid being left behind
Imagine being a CS graduate in the 90s…
Over a 30 year career, you would have lived the rise of the WWW, the dot com bubble, social media, app stores, blockchain, and now AI
Embrace the change or get left behind!!