ohh my children are having a small site diary i handcoded for them 😭😭😭😭💖💕
Jun 14
found my wordpress blog from when i was 10 and it’s making me cry like life used to be so simple
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Jun 13
The dude handcoded literal working software back in the 90s, what do you expect? He deserved that car every bit
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Jun 14
The funny part is that if symbolic AI ever works, it probably won’t be because humans handcoded GOFAI hard enough. It’ll be because deep learning got strong enough to automate the research loop and discover the right symbolic/formal abstractions itself.
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Jun 14
This profile feels like the 90s geocities-html-handcoded internet. Complete insanity everywhere. We're back to the wild west.
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You handcoded Serebii??
I thought it was a template like wikis and so.
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May 27
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technically yes although I read it as more like "5 years of research handcoded per problem" rather than "a side effect of solving huge amounts of everything"
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May 26
One shows it. The other tells it.*
I’m picking Site 1
What about you?
#ConstructionWebsite #WebDesign #VisualStorytelling #CustomWebsites #ConstructionMarketing #WebDev #HandCoded
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May 7
Most people aren't even developers. Some dev sites look terrible even though they’re handcoded. It’s better to let an AI handle it than have a person code it badly. Besides, most people don’t give a damn s*** anyway. See it from an user perspective.
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Apr 29
1. Handcoded Python(FastAPI) for a simple project since I went from zero -> vibecode
2. Completed my NYU coursework by finishing my final two memos for "Strategist" course.
Work @ github.com/rohan-g0re/
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Anything published <1931 is public domain in the USA. Problem is that 99.9% of that old stuff it is poorly OCR'ed with "handcoded" OCR sw.
GPT 5.5 is phenomenal at OCR. Eg i had Codex OCR my scanned 1834 book and asked it to republish as a website: zenasleonard.com
Apr 27
New work with @AlecRad and @DavidDuvenaud:
Have you ever dreamed of talking to someone from the past? Introducing talkie, a 13B model trained only on pre-1931 text.
Vintage models should help us to understand how LMs generalize (e.g., can we teach talkie to code?). Thread:
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Thanks to X algorithm, every time I see a post that goes, "Is C better than C ", "Your Nodejs project can't beat a handcoded webserver written in x86 assembly", "Should I install Linux?" only 3 words pop into my head.
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Apr 27
Oh. Almost your daily life / daily struggle / daily fight with AI, when it comes to testing things in production.
This was not test, but this is so typical of AI, especially Claude, like destroying docker builds, emptying databases, removing volumes if he thinks there is a bug, the default reset for it is -> delete everything.
So stupid. And yes, Claude is the one who is the fastest to not follow the rules. I tried to add a set of rules to the agents, plus global rules, plus multi agent setups where before any CLI is called towards production setup, to go through a reviewer. It is impossible sometimes.
However, small Local LLMs are hardcore followers of the rules. Gemini is in between, but it stands more on the rule following. Gemini 3.1 Pro High follows the best, Gemini Flash has its moments, when it loses it, but even flash improved a lot in the last 2 weeks.
I think that in software we still need the true handcoded solutions and scripts and you do not give the agent some API Keys through which he can call anything, you give an API key through which he can call some internal scripts, and the internal scripts will verify everything. Like you limit what the AI can do and the internal scripts are the old school scripts, maybe written even manually.
Maybe this is called basic software engineering, with public and private functions. A lot of vibe coders will go through universities to learn basic coding and rules.
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Apr 22
Read a fantastic paper yesterday
We are now at the level of simulating a single cell of a specific organism (500 genes; minimal bacterial cell JCVI-syn3.0) at the molecular level (3D, across time) with handcoded dynamics for proteins, the cell membrane, and division
Simulation takes six days across A100 GPU's, it simulates a process which is 105 minutes in real life
Code is fascinating. It is very nascent - does not look like Facebook code yet at all. Probably a lot of efficiency/performance gains to be had here.
Paper is fascinating too
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