fullstack software engineer/ ml . youtuber. multi disciplinary piped.video/@blankspacets
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huh , it keeps getting better
Opus 5.5 is learning meta- and post-irony in 11 languages.
Every frame drawn in JavaScript using Katagami MCP art styles and design languages.
Lyrics: @claudeai (with my gentle guidance and encouragement), music: @suno.
Cameo: the man of the hour himself @Muse
MemeBench in ARC-AGI-4 @fchollet?
@alexandr_wang Jolly vynil plush merch when?
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"We have these two ends of
the creative spectrum: people
that know how to make
things work, and people that
know how to make people
care." - Nick Law.
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RuneIcons.com really pulled these numbers in just one week.
12.5K+ visitors
24.5K+ page views
500+ GitHub stars
2.2M+ edge requests
I genuinely didn’t expect this kind of response when I launched it.
But I just crossed Vercel’s free bandwidth limit and could really use some help keeping the site running.
@vercel @sonofalli @rauchg
Would love to figure out a way to keep RuneIcons running on Vercel.
Really grateful for everyone supporting RuneIcons. Still just getting started.
Rune Icons is live.
900+ icons, each in 5 styles: outline, duotone, fill, pixel, and glass.
You can reshape any path in the browser and copy it as SVG or JSX.
Free, open source, no sign-up. runeicons{.}com
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Funny story reguarding this .
do you know why serverless works ?
because amazon realised that since they cover a significant portion of traffic across the internet,
any percent of users are moving from an aws served client to another aws server client.
they know that charging for 2 separate server-stacks to keep them on is significantly more costly than over the air swapping code on a single server. Saves electricity, bandwidth, money and works well for everybody.
there are genuinely novel stories similar to this , wins you only get when you reach a certain level of scale.
this is a real term, performance at scale.
genuine question
AWS took Postgres and called it RDS
took Linux and called it EC2
took Redis and called it ElastiCache
took Kafka and called it MSK
took Kubernetes and called it EKS
$100 billion a year for the rename
am I missing something
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the way i think about ai is .
you now have a jetpack tied to your back , that much is clear , but the truth is , unless you don't know how to fly, you will crash the jetpack.
i don't think people realize that research from both openai and anthropic both agree on this phenomena.
if you are listening , you have a massive headstart , start using ai asap.
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true , it has an incredible ability to not give a shit of your explicit prompt sometimes .
some of my personal favourites.
1. never using patterns and libraries you ask for.
2. never catching intent in copy writing. sometimes even repeating a mistake .
3. never using tailwind and reaching for raw css. never using drizzle for orms , instead reaching for raw sql .
stuff like that .
Anyone else notices this problem with Astra?
Astra: I have done X
Me: This is wrong, you should do Y instead
Astra: You're right. I should do Y
Me: ...
Why doesn't it just go and do Y, like the other models??
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someone might say , postgress is just more vibey than rest of these.
never met a vibe coder using MySQL
never met a vibe coder using MongoDB
never met a vibe coder using SQLite
never met a vibe coder using Oracle
never met a vibe coder using DynamoDB
never met a vibe coder using Cassandra
starting to suspect vibe coding is just
Postgres + AI
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