Hi, I’m John! I’m a L7 Senior Staff software engineer at Meta.
My weird hobby is making AI Tech content on YouTube and Substack and I wanted to start sharing more here.
In the past I’ve worked on Reels, Meta AI on Msgr and currently working on Threads.
I also teach Agentic Coding with @bytebytego for fun on the side.
Doing an AMA here to share and meet new people. 👋
@ashebytes@OpenAIDevs I have a codex micro and it keeps disconnecting. It doesn’t just stay connect :(
I just want it to wake up right away and start recording when I hit the voice button
I’m turning 38 tomorrow.
I know, my Korean genes makes me look like a teenager, but I have two kids.
Was reflecting on getting one more year closer to 40 and I remember this post I wrote a little while ago.
This is my most popular essay on Substack.
It’s about loosing the joy to enjoy things as you grow up.
Let me know you think.
https://t.co/wZa6XS0jGh
@CXCarroll Yeah I don't think Googles models are that bad. I think this tier list is a little harsh but I'm like 90% aligned with it.
Google is still S tier company imo.
Google it’s time to make a come back. I have too much $GOOG plsss 😭
Jokes aside I think Google is just fine. They have a Billion users on Gemini and their entire TPU stack is really hard to ignore.
We are also approaching levels of intelligence where “good enough” is actually good enough for most task.
I remember being completely off manual coding since Opus 4.5. People just forget how amazing that model was. Every single model here is better than 4.5.
Google is going to be just fine.
I feel like doing stuff like this is a lot harder than it actually is.
The hard part of starting AI agency is not the tech but the marketing and sales. People always grossly underestimate how much work the ops or distruption side of a business is.
I've built so many side projects into production that had 5 users.
Disruption is hard, sales is hard, running a business is hard.
But with that said, anyone want to pay me 3K to run some AI Agents? I'm really good at it.
talked to a guy last week charging $3,500 per agent to local businesses. not per month. per agent.
he's deploying computer-use agents that log into the client's actual software and do the repetitive stuff their office manager used to do. invoice processing, appointment scheduling, follow-ups.
no one on twitter is talking about this because it's boring. that's exactly why it works. boring businesses have budgets and they don't churn.
@remymount This is my side machine just for model training and gaming. I forget the exact specs. Keyboard I use Keychron. This one is an older one but I usually use the split one for my main setup
Aaand I’m in. Took 3 minutes to install Omarchy. Not 60seconds haha. But still awesome.
Changing to Matte Black to fit my black out rack.
What theme yall setting? Do we have a theme market place yet lol
I think we are only a few model lifecycles away from being able to run everything locally if we wanted.
Everytime we make large jumps in the frontier we are able to distill and quantize them into powerful and useful local models.
Once a "Task" is solved at a certain intelligence level we don't need better intelligence for that task.
There will come a time when local models off your single GPU will hit the current SOTA.
If that happens what will you use?
UC Berkeley open-sourced FreeToken. Wild results:
A single RTX PRO 6000 runs the 753B GLM-5.2 at 14.9 tok/s!
An 8GB RTX 4060 laptop (~$1,000) runs Qwen3.6-35B at 39.3 tok/s!
FreeToken is 2–4x faster than Ollama across consumer GPUs. Local AI inference is getting very real. Great work by @Andy_ShuoYang and UC Berkeley Sky Lab!
Using other people’s skills will always be suboptimal then making your own skill. Everyone works different and in different contexts. Good skills are great to learn from or fork from but if things are annoying for you personally, it’s because you are not Matt and what he finds important you may not agree with.
Also your gut instinct probably sucks. You can literally just test your claims by A/B testing with two terminals or even create some benchmarks runs that uses a skill vs one that doesnt.
Just my two cents haha. 🤣