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Grok 4.20 runs four parallel agents at once:
• One for reasoning.
• One for real-time X data.
• One for coding and one for creative work.
We went from a chatbot to a board of directors in two years.
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Mar 15
These days, context windows are so large that an entire codebase can be fed into an LLM.
However, you simply get faster garbage if your underlying architecture is garbage.
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Mar 14
One harsh lesson I learned while starting from scratch to build a digital studio is that building in a vacuum is a trap.
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Mar 14
Even if you have the best AI tools available, you will still make scalable mistakes if you don't have reliable people to share ideas with.
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Mar 14
Locate your people in advance.
Everything is different when you have someone in the trenches with you to go over the architecture.
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Mar 14
Hot take: A developer who blindly relies on AI gets fired for shipping a bad code.
A developer who ignores AI gets fired for moving too slowly.
Become the strict editor.
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Prelyct HQ retweeted
Mar 8
UI/UX tip: Group your prices and 'Buy' buttons together.
Forcing visitors' eyes to move back and forth across the screen is exhausting.
Design for low cognitive load.
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Mar 13
The cloud is essentially someone else’s computer, but edge AI makes it feel like the cloud is right back on our own devices.
That’s technology for you; just a continuous loop.
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Mar 12
Our transition from "AI as a toy" to "AI as a teammate" happened quickly.
As we play Head Chef, it now essentially serves as our entire line-cook staff.
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Mar 9
Unpopular opinion: The true power of AI coding tools isn’t how quickly they work.
It’s how they force you to truly understand system architecture, since you can’t just brute-force your way through boilerplate code anymore.
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Mar 9
This perfectly highlights why we’re not going to be replaced anytime soon:
It’s extremely easy to vibe-code a broken demo, but it takes a real software engineer to come along and fix the completely broken system architecture.
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Mar 9
Quick Tip: Don't put all your logic into one massive component.
It'll kill your application's performance and your sanity.
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Mar 9
Rather, divide your user interface into small, discrete parts.
One component = one task.
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Mar 9
It makes debugging easy and lets you update features without breaking the entire system.
Keep the architecture simple.
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Mar 8
UI/UX tip: Group your prices and 'Buy' buttons together.
Forcing visitors' eyes to move back and forth across the screen is exhausting.
Design for low cognitive load.
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If you're struggling with a huge cognitive load with your current project, my brother and I can offer you high-converting web and app solutions over at Prelyct.
Let us handle the UI/UX complexity so you don’t have to.
Check us out here: prelyct.com
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Mar 7
The hardest part of software engineering in 2026 is no
longer writing the software, but rather proving to the
internet that you are not an AI bot.
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An LLM can't sit on a client call, feel their frustration, and design a UI/UX that actually makes their life easier.
Empathy is the human edge AI can never cross.
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Mar 7
Vibe coder vs normal developer.
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