AI aur Insan mein ek bahut bada fark yah bhi hai, context bharane per AI hallucinate karne lagta hai, pagla jata hai.
VahiHamara context jitna bharta jata Hai utna hamen maja aata Hai.
Like a well setup joke, a novel, or learning something in depth
Fixing Windows, one kilobyte at a time.
Back in the NT days, Notepad was lean, fast, and stayed in its lane. Today? It wants an account, cloud sync, and Copilot’s opinion.
So I did what any retired OS engineer would do: rebuilt it from scratch.
2,686 bytes. Full features. Zero bloat. Pure Win32.
All in assembly language.
No telemetry. No nonsense. Just the Notepad you remember — only smaller than the thumbnail image!
Would love to hear what you think — and what other “impossible” tiny apps we should tackle next.
insult me. call me a vibe coder, i don't care. i'm the future of this industry, not you. yeah i don't know anything about time complexity, how a websocket works, and i still don't know if hash map is a real "data structure" (?) or not. but my ai code is in your favorite open source project. maybe it improved it, maybe it broke it, but it's there. when's the last time you gave a shit about any of that anyways? my github graph is green green green baby. why cant you, the "real swe" keep up? "oh no thats all ai slop jimmy you aren't a real engineer" man shut up. 4 years ago a lot of you were landing 1 pr a week while spending most of your time arguing about vim vs vscode or how many monitors you need to be a "cracked" swe. that was the real slop, not my 1 million line diff i want you to merge. maybe my code exposes user information or racks up a million dollar vercel bill but thats what moving fast means. if you care so much about the boring shit then why don't you fix it while i innovate. so go ahead and laugh. keep saying i'll never be a real engineer. i'm already in the repo.
@vamsik77@arpit_bhayani https://t.co/FgEQxUaBow
Please read this once (there's also audio in it in case you wanna just play back)
The core idea is not try to handle every edge case you can "think of now", but to handle everything you "know" could go wrong, and to increase that knowledge
@arpit_bhayani I completely agree with this. But here is another thought to the same idea https://t.co/FgEQxUaBow
Wrote this blog a while back. Any thoughts on the same?