denis

Developer / Entrepreneur · · · / @rudderstack

[denis @dciccale]

@midudev felicitaciones crack! por aquí otro dev, hoy hice la media maratón de dos hermanas y salió a 1:47 / 5:03 a seguirrr

[denis @dciccale]

@GuajeSalvaje @grok confirma los datos

[denis @dciccale]

@rauchg convex?

[Jeff Bezos @JeffBezos]

100% correct diagnosis and prescription. And it’s not just in Spain.

[denis @dciccale]

@erden_xi this is the opportunity of a lifetime don't let it pass

[denis @dciccale]

@Forbes Great!

[denis @dciccale]

@hollllyli you're awesome and did great! wanna use my dot in EU 🥺

[clipin @clipinfit]

We're in! CLIPIN has been accepted into Convex for Startups 🎉

We've loved building on @convex. It powers our apps and tools, and this support helps us keep growing for our community.

Thank you, Convex team! We're excited for what's next 🚀

[denis @dciccale]

for some time i would say yes. i think most people using AI (or SI now), is pointing it towards exactly that. and there's a lot to fix or improve. so for some period of time I'd say that would be what will be happening.
harder to see what's next, but usually once you run out of things to back-fix, you start (and will happen in parallel) focusing on new harder challenges. i'm optimistic in higher prosperity because of AI

[denis @dciccale]

software engineering today's dilemma:

"is less about knowledge and is more about understanding what you ship and ownership" they say.

but ownership and understanding, for how long? is my question.

we have consistently delegated understanding for practicity while shifting our capacity to less understood scienses. most of us are not dependant today on knowing how to handle wood for furniture (and so many examples of abundance).

we forget every day that everything we do as a species is moving faster than yesterday at an exponential rate. we not only fail to understand how that works, but also to introduce the question of 'when' on every fact we think we know now.

even if today the role of a software engineer seems to be more of a tech lead coordinating agents, yet having to understand and own the abstractions or implementations yo ship, this too will soon be gone.

even though we are at an ownership / understanding crisis, we will soon delegate more to AI. yes, even ownership, we are already doing it - and it will be even more so - exponentially.

we will also for some time still be the creators of AI. that too will be gone.

optimistically, we will refactor society backwards and fix all the bugs. after that, who knows?

[denis @dciccale]

@IDMTR I would say that is much more probable to not be imaginary. intelligence on itself is what created our mostly comfortable era if we compare previous times. and the same power multiplied by a thousand will continue doing the same at much compressed paced

[OpenAI @OpenAI]

GPT-6.1 Sol: near-Astra intelligence for a fifth of the price.

It’s the most cost-efficient model for its performance available today.

[denis @dciccale]

gpt 6.1 sol at 300tps will be a beast

[denis @dciccale]

@anthonysheww ruby rails no rust

[denis @dciccale]

@anthonysheww ruby on rusty rails

[denis @dciccale]

@rdelcampog @Renfe lo que es seguro es la cantidad de millones de € en vez de tokens que estarán gastando

[denis @dciccale]

in the next version of Bun...

[Jarred Sumner @jarredsumner]

sounds like a Bun 2.0

[denis @dciccale]

@CoachDanGo well that's "simply" probably way above average anyway, and 80% of the highest impact things you can do for overall health and longevity.
the other 20% are all the extra freak protocols.
don't you agree?

[denis @dciccale]

@axhiii88547 microsoft frontpage