Edward Ribeiro 
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It’s a cute theory and I like cute theories but I don’t believe this one at all (as a theory).
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There is zero evidence for this (yet). It should be provable from git logs?
And the downthread complaints about Claude Code’s own code misses that there can be, and often are, tremendous differences between the code of a compiler and the code it generates.
Pookleblinky@pookleblinky.bsky.social
Some people have misunderstood this. We literally saw how Claude itself, coded by Claude, turns one API call into a DOS of thousands upon thousands of API calls done in the sloppiest fucking way possible. This postmortem shows Bluesky vibecoded a function to DOS itself, in a similarly stupid way.
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Release notes: tinybase.org/guides/relea...
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🎉 Announcing TinyBase v8.2 with Svelte components & inspector!
Browser-ready Svelte components for rendering & editing TinyBase data as HTML tables - as well as a fully-fledged data inspector for TinyBase data.
Links below. This brings @svelte.dev support up to perfect parity with React ⚛️ - enjoy!
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how dare you speak like this of a programme that has been judged by public intellectuals santino rice and nicki manaj
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RIP Luna the rat. After her sis Rizzo passed last month, she totally deteriorated. )-:
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Reminder that you could always do worse than saying what you mean.
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The blossoms are out on campus, and Marcus Aurelius approves.
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But best make it two and also go to bug bash
bsky.app/profile/anti...
Antithesis@antithesis.com
BugBash is now completely sold out, so we can go back to our usual programming: nerdy blog posts about niche data structures. @bill-pugh.bksy.social came up with skip lists at @univofmaryland.bsky.social in 1990, so UMD now provides our production database as well as half our engineering team.
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If you’re only going to one conference this year, make it systems distributed!
TigerBeetle@tigerbeetle.com
The 4th Systems Distributed will be in... Boston! July 27-28 systemsdistributed.com
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TIL a box on wheels (with a motor and a steering mechanism and brakes) is not a truck.
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guys c'mon the objective is not to hold all the cards
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As someone who is contributing to both local-first and atproto I am delighted to see these communities moving closer together. We have a lot of principles and values in common
Local-First Conf@localfirstconf.com
@pfrazee.com is the CTO at @bsky.app and one of the codesigners of the AT Protocol. He's going to talk about the Atmosphere's ideals about open computing, and how the team views tackling scale as core to the mission.
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I've been waiting for articles that point out the existential threat that AI coding technologies pose to the Indian tech sector. Here's one. I fear that the social and cultural—and hence political—consequences in India could be even worse than in the US.
www.bloomberg.com/news/fe….
www.bloomberg.com
India’s Computer Science Grads Are Unprepared for the AI Revolution
Companies like Infosys are running their new hires through many weeks of training to bring them up to speed on new programming tools.
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Thank you Mark Wong, Jonathan Katz, Michael Brewer, and Roberto Mello!
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This is a very good piece, and I'm glad you're updating your priors while maintaining your sense of balance. We need more of this kind of writing.
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CC @joshuagrochow.bsky.social the post linked above may or may not tell you new things, but FYI.
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Nor does it take into account the loops around the language model. It's not single-shotting a proof of any size. So there is some agent + tool + RL process that seems to be behind the success. I know enough to know I don't know, as opposed to the ones confident that they know why it can't. (-:
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I do not! But there are numerous things that are not easily explicable from a "blurry JPEG" account. The blurry JPEG doesn't help me understand how it can single-shot code in a whole new programming language, for instance. Or maintain parallel structures between input and output. ↵
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Haha. All I mean is an advanced scientific object that interests us, is weird, but whose underlying technology is too sophisticated for almost anyone to understand, so we use wooly metaphors to muddle our way through, often poorly.
FYI, about your post, bsky said this:
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In a way, I feel LLMs° are the new quantum physics.
° Even the terminology is complex because a modern agentic coding system is like 7 layers wrapped around an LLM, so calling it an "LLM" does it a disservice. Indeed, when we had only ~3 layers around the LLM, it didn't do much useful at all.
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