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Never trust people that don’t like cold weather or spicy food
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Absinthe and Chinese cigarettes fund and it will be easier than ever to hire infra engineers
Should we start a beer fund or something for all the infrastructure engineers out there. They will be working hard to keep the internet running for a while.
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changed my mind, you deserve at least 5 more exploits
Also if you use PH* in 2026 you deserve the CVEs [CVE-2026-109618, CVE-2026-109619]
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Humans don’t appreciate art for its colors, or even its technique, cause then multiple artistic waves wouldn’t exist They admire the effort, dedication The supposed Choice The Romanticism of Sacrifice Themselves through a potential timeline they didn't experience
Art is not It; Art is the evidence of It
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Unlike vision models, humans are not forced to create; They choose the Homeric sacrifice that made Achilles prefer a short-lived life cause it was supposedly his decision Helen of Troy was not a person
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Although, majority of them do just follow art for it's potential status, they do not really admire It, or understand it, they just crave to acquire an aesthetic position in the midst of it all xitter.cf/wavefnx/status/2108537…
I'd suggest you to look into Bourdieu's book (1984). Taste is unequally distributed and used to establish class distinctions Those with exceptional taste can identify others. Taste is selection, the opposite of abundance, a filter. To imitate it you must replay life, a ledger.
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idealistic romantic engineering
I want perfect systems Only a perfect system is worthy of existence Everything else must not exist, it must be destroyed
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I understand slop being produced by LLMs but what is truly surprising is the amount of slop produced by humans the past years, especially related to networking Bad decisions piled on worst decisions, consortium upon consortium Be glad it's somehow glued together
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Been telling you since march, it was infra time, now it's cooking with grease time I have primitives from base http clients, parsers, optimized matrix mult/attention/kernels, grapheme utilities, video codecs, sse, streaming, model routers, storage, math libraries and more
Things will continue to get worse until you finally realize that it is time to stop using dependencies
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on the other hand, if you write these in a really bad quick way you're also better off using dependencies as we've seen lately; unless they get the attention and time they deserve xitter.cf/wavefnx/status/2031354…
build more infrastructure, this is the time infrastructure is important it's infra time the rendering/gui is really the last thing - the HTTP client is mine - all LLM providers connect via a unified lib of mine - autocomplete, long-running tasks, pub sub - streaming <-
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exploring the potential of the moov editor (+brainrot music, +porsche 911 GT3 RS)
How to train models, 60's edition
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oi oi oi
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Option 1: Car bumper barely touches you at 1 mph Option 2: Get Haduken right in the f solar plexus, 10 McRibs broken and a free concussion
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Little timmy learned his lesson, no more games on the street. He also learned that medical bills aren't covered by batman and that solar plexus is not part of the milky way.
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A guy enters at a bar and says to the bartender: - Give me beers - How many? - 4 - ok, php is fine actually
Replying to @wavefnx
php is fine actually
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codex isnt even that, its a 2010-template-selling intern that just graduated
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called claude a wordpress boy the way it was choosing these layouts
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"It is difficult to find the beginning. Or, better: it is difficult to begin at the beginning. And not try to go further back." On Certainty (1969)
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one of my favorites in the collection, extremely adaptive too
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