I’m a software engineer. I’ve been freelancing and building for almost 10 years. My day job is distributed systems and AI infra. The work that matters to me is rarely the screen people click. It’s the backbone underneath. The queues. The failover. The boring reliability that means something still works at 3am when a dependency falls over. Most people ship the app and rent someone else’s stack. I want to build the systems that stay up, and share the patterns that make them hold. Shipping in public from here. Builds, failures, and what I learn when production gets ugly.
@contractorkeith@dhh How is the t3 platform? personally i havent used it but cross platform llm sounds like a good idea, for a mixture of training data opinions
@levelsio We have major businesses making thousands of people redundant because of ai, and I honestly believe they are all unproductives. You can’t make someone more productive with ai if they weren’t productive before
I am pretty sure nobody on AI twitter is actually trying anyone else’s product
Instead we are all just tweeting let’s connect to each other
So yeah, uhh, Let’s connect?