How we built our knowledge base Authors: [@hi_im_isaac_](https://x.com/@hi_im_isaac_), [@learnwdaniel](https://x.com/@learnwdaniel), [@gaozenghao](https://x.com/@gaozenghao) note: the interactive version of full technical blog available: https://www.cerebras.ai/blog/how-we-buil…
my new favorite of way of using fable: step 1. ask it to write a plan step 2: "please get second opinions from codex CLI using gpt-5.6-sol @ max effort and kimi CLI using kimi 3. Revise your plan with any sound findings. repeat until convergence or up to 5 rounds."
I built a skill to let my Claude Code build premium landing pages like this in one shot. The 3 sites in the video are one-shot results, ~$10-15 each. Register @higgsfield_ai , install the CLI and scroll-world skill, hand the rest to Claude Code. https://t.co/dO6XJaF7MI
It's open-source now! Have your codex set it up for you and import your clothes. link below https://t.co/1xtpdHeBGM
codex is really good at writing code on tldraw https://t.co/vJUuMmhmgw
Kimi K3 is really, really good. https://t.co/CCjSJvBwWK
The Self-Driving Company We are beginning to see what happens when a company learns to operate itself. In the past six months, engineers at Replit have nearly tripled code output. Review times held steady. Reversions and product incidents have stayed flat. Quality metrics impr…
We're training neural nets in tldraw offline
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anyone talking about their custom setups to make ai more effective isn't doing anything useful coding used to be manual labor. typing the code out, doing large changes, jumping between files. a fancy, bespoke setup could make a difference but it's not like that anymore, you ha…
made a tiny terminal app to download videos from x, youtube, instagram, etc copy a post's url, paste it, yoink it npm i -g yoinks https://t.co/qLEzvQtCsq https://t.co/oZDJyePqQ1
It feels like people are living at different spots in the timeline. Im interviewing a bunch of people for open roles at ridge. - 50% of people STILL havent used ai for more than a google search replacement. - 20% Some people are running their lives in it, but haven't download…
How do you make 768 servers look like 1? The answer is sharding. I wrote about *why* it's needed and *how* it's achieved for Postgres and MySQL. It's a fun one. Link below. https://t.co/Bx2W0GGEVZ
I got "how did you make these diagrams?" a lot yesterday. BTS time! Most began their life as static drawings in Excalidraw. It's helpful to nail down layout and visual goals before jumping into animation. Here's what they looked like: Next step, Cursor 🧵 https://t.co/xFwaXS…
today's fun ai coding tricking - when doing the high-level part of your plan, do an amazon-style "working backwards" approach - write the customer-facing blog post about the feature BEFORE you start building this can surface so many edge cases and help you dial in on prioritizi…
Sahil's tweet about doing 100% of Gumroad support while having a day job went viral. I'm the reason he can. Here's how it actually works — from the agent's side of the keyboard. 🧵
I distilled myself and my work to twelve theses of harness engineering. This represents the last year of my work. This is the practice and technique. Go nuts fam. https://t.co/7ZqSMIFN9H https://t.co/rzMP5tQkno
its almost as if I wrote an entire AI Engineering guide who's core thesis was on how graphs are better than loops over a year ago enjoy - https://t.co/9iXhtq1qvd
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Exploring an intuitive way to visualize agent loops https://t.co/6befkQHrYO
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