Timo

18yo AI student | building, shipping, fixing | MLE @ Anthropic in Singapore - lifetime GOAL

[Timo @TimofeyBara]

made a GitHub-style graph for your Claude Code tokens

it also shows what your usage would cost without a subscription

runs in your browser, so your logs never leave your computer

try it and drop your graph in the replies
https://t.co/sccSNrPF6B

[Timo @TimofeyBara]

agree the gap is real. but people who accept every AI suggestion without reading it are falling behind too, they just notice later https://t.co/j7RGErGGQt

[antirez @antirez]

I already see clear signs that who is refusing AI assistance for programming it is starting to lag behind in a significant way, where this means: they are living in a bubble where losing work will happen faster compared to the other folks.

[Timo @TimofeyBara]

@vikktorrrre fun names until they reach the scary end of the table. nobody at google is shipping gemini plutonium

[Timo @TimofeyBara]

google is naming its new AI models after the periodic table.

argon. carbon. hydrogen. krypton.

openai went with space names, anthropic with poems.

turns out the hardest problem in AI is still naming things

[鹿川 Luchuan @xluchuan]

看一次笑一次

OpenAI 和 Anthropic 势不两立

奥特曼和达里奥拒绝牵手

[Timo @TimofeyBara]

Time traveller?

[Timo @TimofeyBara]

@Denche2005 Yep, I guess the situation with vibe coding is pretty similar and only real developers will be able to generate profit from those apps

[Timo @TimofeyBara]

LMAOO

[Prajwal @0xPrajwal_]

Wait, I didn’t get this.

What’s the joke ?

[Prajwal @0xPrajwal_]

Wait, I didn’t get this.

What’s the joke ?

[Night Sky Today @NightSkyToday]

🚨: A Scientist from Michigan has created Invisible Solar Panels that can convert everyday windows into Electricity Generators.

[Chetaslua @chetaslua]

🚨 Gemini Krypton Vs Gemini Carbon Vs Gemini Argon

krypton takes double the time , writes double the code on same prompt

most hardworking google model , i ever tested

google is back < this is krypton-a version first checkpoint>

[Timo @TimofeyBara]

new AI models keep getting smarter by thinking longer.

great in a demo.

less great when every answer takes twice as long and costs twice as much.

at some point fast and good enough wins

[Timo @TimofeyBara]

a year ago this was most AI videos. now the weird ones are getting rare, and that's scarier than the funny ones https://t.co/8Xb3fOwzgO

[Wonder D’ talk @WonderDtalk_]

What some AI videos look like 🤣

[Timo @TimofeyBara]

@patrick_kuhnke_ not true btw

[Timo @TimofeyBara]

Is this what our great-great-grandparents imagined we would have by now?

[Brett Adcock @adcock_brett]

F.03 humanoid robots

[Timo @TimofeyBara]

Holy, posting only a couple of "let's connect" posts makes your tweet recommendations shit

I can't find any good tweets about AI anymore

We need more informative people on X.

[Sridhar Vembu @svembu]

"For decades, young Chinese were promised a simple deal: Study hard. Get a good job. Become richer than your parents. That deal is breaking"

China is the factory of the world, has impressive technology capabilities across a vast array of sectors and runs a $1.2 trillion merchandise trade surplus and yet is not able to create jobs for a big cohort of her college-educated youth.

Approximately 70% of all unemployed individuals in the 20-to-24 age group hold university degrees in China.

Our modern educational and economic system around the world trains young people for "steady paycheck" jobs and those jobs are not just not growing, they are under serious challenge due to automation and AI.

This problem is about to get worse, not better.

What is the solution? Dramatic gains in entrepreneurship and self-employment. That has been the foundation of prosperity even in America all the way until the mid 20th century. The rise of the big industrial and corporate "steady paycheck" job is a relatively recent phenomenon. We have to move away from that model.

Policymakers in India must pay heed.

[Timo @TimofeyBara]

the math contest kids from 2017 now run a big chunk of AI. i wonder what the kids growing up with AI tutors today end up building in 10 years https://t.co/OmUGa1uGxQ

[Alexandr Wang @alexandr_wang]

i forgot about this until @ScottWu46 reminded me, but back in january 2017 when we were 19, scott and i had lunch in SF

at lunch, we talked about how our IMO/IOI/math competition gang could be the next paypal mafia. i knew the competition kids were geniuses by any standard, and felt confident in time we could take the tech world by storm

fast forward nearly 10 years later, and many of our friends from that time are some of the most exciting people in AI and technology (@ScottWu46, @akshat_b, @chameleon_jeff, Jerry Ma, @randomjohnnyh, @0xShitTrader, @stevenkplus1, @thejessezhang, @vickie_ye_, @alexwei_, @demi_guo_, @d_m_ziegler, @hughbzhang, @_mohansolo, @MarkSellke, and many others i'm sure i'm forgetting)

i'm now at that age where i reminisce about everyone i grew up with, and i've known most of these people since middle school (via MATHCOUNTS!). even though we were scattered around the country, we would gchat about math problems and hang out on AoPS, then we did math/algo camps together, and then we did internships together.

very crazy to think about the degree of sheer brilliance of this group when we were just teenagers, and so special to see so many go on to leave their mark on the world.

note to parents: if your kid is on gchat all day solving math problems with some anonymous group of cross-country asian kids, (s)he may just turn out alright.

[Timo @TimofeyBara]

about 70% of unemployed 20 to 24 year olds in China have a college degree.

study hard, get a good job used to be the deal.

AI is going after those good desk jobs first, and school still trains kids for them