"The impediment to action advances action. What stands in the way becomes the way" M. Aurelius
Joined May 2020
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Valeriu Guțu retweeted
We built an entire education system to prepare kids for a world that no longer exists. We test memory in a world with infinite memory. We punish collaboration and call it cheating.
This needs to end.
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We're one step closer to "if you can imagine it you can create it"
Day 17 Solo dev log:
I achieved (almost) 100% automated 3D asset modeling.
Input:
A single Reference image
Output:
Gameready asset
SKYRIM QUALITY
With the Unreal Engine 5.8 announcement, wind is blowing in our favour
#b3d #ue5 #MCP
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Jun 15
I recorded a first video of my robotics journey. It’s so cringe that I don’t want to publish it. I will publish it anyway. It’s embarrassing, but that’s the purpose. I want o look back after 2 years and understand that it was amazing, that it was the first brick of my dream house
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Valeriu Guțu retweeted
Pessimists sound smart.
Optimists build the world.
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Jun 14
This was published 9 days before Wright brothers’ Kitty Hawk made its first successful flight.
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Jun 14
If you’re a tech person building and sharing what you do - I’ll just follow you
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Jun 14
Better look like a loser while learning, than being a loser forever
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Jun 13
They don’t care for the poor.
They just envy the rich.
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Jun 12
I can’t believe people can dedicate themselves to “impossible” goals like making an OS
And you can’t even fail because you will learn so much on the path that the goal is meaningless
This made me think of Elon and SpeceX
Commit to something beyond your possibilities and just keep going is actually the secret to achieving those impossible things
Jun 7
week 123, streaming kernel dev right now
topic: stack guards smart pointers
testing the stack guard support we developed last week, and also improving and iterating on the pool smart pointers
see ya 👋
youtube.com/live/NPe-uAYn8-M…
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Jun 8
I started to explore open source lately and I'll be brutally honest
Being useful is much harder than you think
Meaningful contribution is not as easy as going and doing free work
Open source is probably going to be the most powerful experience growth in my entire dev career
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Jun 8
Besides experience, OSS is the only path to build real reputation that speaks for itself. All projects I worked on in the past years fall under NDA and I can barely demonstrate something at job interviews
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Jun 7
It’s easy to be in the top 1% in the world
You need only 15 clean pull ups
The competition in the most areas is easy, cause people are lazy
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Jun 6
Is learning coding fundamentals still worth it in 2026?
For example PHP Reflections
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Jun 5
Just built an interactive wiki with Claude Code and a quiz to practice for "Anthropic Certified Architect" Exam
Solve the quiz to find the gaps and study via an interactive Wiki instead of reading a ~40p boring PDF
The future of learning is here
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Jun 2
AI helps to increase the productivity, not replace workers. If you fire people, then the competitors who didn't fire will outcompete you simply on numbers of workers multiplied by productivity.
"AI isn't paying off in the way companies think. Layoffs driven by automation are failing to generate returns," per FORTUNE.
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Jun 1
Doind a little experiment over weekend. I believe you should build in public in 2026. Show your work, your skills, connect
That's the path to building something great
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May 29
I joined IT to be part of the community of people who push the boundaries of what is possible at the frontier of technology and innovation. If I should explain to you why AI is an important technology then you are not made for IT
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May 26
I started hobby coding at 15, freelancing at 16 and got my first contract job at 20 and now I wouldn't be able to really prove anything before my first contract
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May 26
The oldest ever proof of me coding are 3 YouTube videos about Qubik. I was 15. It was built during a 1 week vacation from school (9 days with weekends) in Unity
youtu.be/hAeH81sUHM4
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May 26
I was so obsessed with Game Dev
~10 hours a day of development using different YT tutorials
Solutions came into my mind while sleeping
Wake up at 7 am to implement the next future
It was a mobile arcade which was popular among my school friends. Even had a 3-4 real players
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