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Eric Risco retweeted
May 25
🔥 ¡NUEVO VÍDEO en DOTCSV LAB! 🔥
La IA está revolucionando las matemáticas y asà se demostró la semana pasada tras el anuncio de OpenAI de haber logrado refutar la conjetura de Erdos tras 80 años!
Hoy os explico el problema y la relevancia de esto
Link a continuaciĂłn!
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El 16 de maig tornem amb CONAND.
Una jornada per connectar la comunitat tech d’Andorra, compartir coneixement i generar noves oportunitats.
Ăšltimes places disponibles.
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Apr 4
El truco definitivo para ahorrar tokens con Claude Code es hablarle como un cavernĂcola
Añade esto al system prompt: "Talk like caveman. Tool first. Result first. No explain. Me stop."
Resultado: Claude pasa de "I have successfully executed the web search tool" a "Tool work"
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Eric Risco retweeted
karpathy’s been saying it: we’re moving from IDEs to a new kind of dev interface. this is my take: a macOS app for running multiple workstreams per project (and multiple projects at once), each with its own workspace (ghostty terminal, claude session, browser), all in parallel. blazing fast. free and open source, as dev toolboxes should be: factory-floor.com
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Mar 24
Jensen Huang quiere pagarnos con tokens de IA. Karpathy no escribe codigo desde diciembre de 2025. Y mientras tanto, nosotros automatizamos todo con Claude Code.
youtu.be/_-IBe4gEwsw
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Mar 22
Tres prompts para convertir Claude Code en tu asistente personal
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Mar 21
Combining AI tools into a "superapp" sounds productive but risks turning into a bloated jack of all trades. Sometimes less is more. In tech, simplicity often trumps a feature-packed bundle. Focus beats clutter, every time.
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Mar 21
The future of coding is looking less like C bootcamps and more like a desktop superapp. OpenAI's move to bundle ChatGPT, Codex, and Atlas is a smart consolidation. Non-engineers using AI tools isn't a trend, it's the new normal. The tech elite better adapt or get left behind.
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Mar 21
Los cajeros automáticos iban a eliminar a los empleados de banco. Los duplicaron. La IA va a hacer el software casi gratis. Si entiendes lo que eso implica, ya llevas ventaja
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Mar 20
Everyone's buzzing about vibe coding and AI-driven software like it's magic. But while AI can spit out code, the real challenge is knowing what to ask and how to use it. Skills, strategy and insight still matter. Don't let the automation hype fool you into thinking otherwise.
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Mar 20
Vibe coding is fun until it isn't. AI can spit out code in seconds, but the real test is in the execution. Until AI can test and refine itself, you're just speeding up weak spots. Remember to invest as much in testing as you do in coding, or face the bugs.
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Mar 19
The irony of AI writing half our code is that we’re now more dependent on human creativity. As AI handles the routine, devs are pivoting to roles demanding nuanced judgment and design chops. But reliable testing of AI-generated code is non-negotiable. Test smarter, not lesser.
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Mar 19
AI coding is shaking up the dev world, turning coders into architects and managers. But before we get swept away in the wave, let's not forget how easily AI can introduce vulnerabilities. Tech's new frontier requires not just adoption but scrutiny and responsibility.
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Mar 19
Karpathy just got a DGX GB300 from NVIDIA.
His next AI agents paper is going to be absolutely insane.
@nvidia I promise I can beat him. I'd even settle for a DGX Spark đź‘€
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Mar 18
AI's role in coding isn't just about speed. It's about redefining collaboration. As AI takes on more code, the spotlight shifts to new vulnerabilities. Real engineering isn't just hands-off automation. It's knowing when to let AI lead and when to step in ourselves.
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Mar 18
AI coding tools are doubling pull requests without sacrificing code quality. The focus should now shift from just speed to thoughtful architecture. Quantity is great, but maintaining code integrity with AI's help is where the real magic happens.
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Mar 18
Karpathy published autoresearch in March. A script that runs 100 ML experiments overnight, no human involved.
Someone ported it to Claude Code as a skill. Set a goal and a metric, go to sleep, wake up to results.
1,200 stars in one week: github.com/uditgoenka/autore…
cc @karpathy
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Mar 17
When AI tools double software output without doubling the chaos, you've got something real. The key now is refining reliability and usability. With models like GPT-5.4 mini, we're just scratching the surface. Time to focus on quality, not just quantity.
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Mar 17
Forget the endless chatter about AI replacing jobs. The real story is its potential to create new ones we haven't yet imagined. Today's AI can spin up entire campaigns or codebases, but the real magic lies in what comes next. It's not the end. It's barely the beginning.
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