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Recent Notes

The Tim · 64w
The thing is, we’re using coding tools and frameworks that are designed for humans.. what happens when we optimise coding IDEs and frameworks *for* AI.. frameworks that have all the security and i...
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I guess that would help. But why don't we have those for our self?
Also10 years ago full autonomous cars were 6 months away...

So I have no idea.
It's cool to be able to build an app in a day.
But I got burned many times now, after a few days you have so much dead code that is not even used in there. It really gets messy and terrible quite fast.
And when you happen to really know about some specific stuff, you realize that the AI did some terrible choices like really really bad and stupid.
It will improve, but I don't buy the classic linear thinking where you see the changes of the last few years, and you project that on the next years without understanding the mechanisms at play.

I use it massively, but I have not seen a vibe coded project that is not pretty rubbish to use.
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The Tim · 64w
True true. It’s still v early days, but I feel like it’s reached a tipping point. I use cursor every all the time now in my day job. It’s become indispensable! I think the natural progression is from low-code to ai-code, where you describe the process needed, and the ai architects it with you...
calle · 64w
when I preach about AI I'm not selling anything, or saying that everybody and your grandma will be making their own apps one day, or that classical coding is dead. what I'm trying to say as urgently ...
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I half agree. Ok maybe a bit less than half.

It's awesome and groundbreaking.

If you let it code a project from the get go it's a throw away project(as of now), excellent to explore ideas and for quick personal tools.

It gets the structure of the core abstractions and the basic ideas massively wrong. It does better in an advanced project where it can reuse well defined types and do specific task you ask.

It's really good at looking at your code and finding possible bugs, suggesting improvements.

If it gets much better, most of the techniques and tricks you learned will be useless. Whoever comes later might just find better and more effective ways to use it.
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The Tim · 64w
The thing is, we’re using coding tools and frameworks that are designed for humans.. what happens when we optimise coding IDEs and frameworks *for* AI.. frameworks that have all the security and interoperability built into small components that can be stacked together by ai to build complex syst...
Guy Swann · 71w
They just DM a link and/or code for your session and you click or copy/paste.
jb55 · 72w
yeah i asked tim on twitter since he follows me there (damus account) but no answer 🥲
jgbtc · 73w
In fact, it's the core devs that are claiming omniscience. They assert that spam transactions will get into blocks "one way or another" but of course they don't know this. Yet another analogy is gun o...
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They mention that miners use private mempools and will include transactions nonetheless as they have incentive of higher fees.(like they do it already, it's not an hypothetical thing)
So running nodes with filters only makes the network more split, and more centralized(miners will tend to run code that give them fatter fees overall). So it does not avoid spam in the blocks.
This is what I understood from their arguments.
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Snotklap · 73w
Yes, spammers can still submit transactions directly to miners through private channels. But this isn’t free... it transforms spam from a low-cost, frictionless broadcast into a high-cost act of collusion. It requires coordination, trust, infrastructure, and, above all, higher fees. Filters work b...
sitting at an airport bar · 73w
Money is cheap. Bitcoin is not. I’ll continue to give people paper money for goods and services as long as they are willing to take it. Eventually there will be a time when people will no longer wan...
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I kind of get that.
I do fear that by never developing a useful network of payments that many use, bitcoin will be an asset for just some people.

It might be ignorance from me, but I don't see how automatically, over time everything will disappear and only bitcoin will stay. I don't see the logic in this, it seems more like having faith and repeating the sermon of some guru.

I am naturally skeptical, so I learn what I can and try to question things constantly. Especially when I see people repeating the same thing over and over, it makes me dubious.

Not saying you are wrong for sure, but to replace the use of the fiat money, people need to use something new. Not that we need to replace gold with something else, and some new "elite" comes out.
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sitting at an airport bar · 73w
What would you rather have right now? $100k or one BTC, because next week $100k will not buy you one BTC.