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Planet Krypton
Joined October 2008
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the vibe coding fight on here this morning is so funny. half of us learned to code by copy pasting from stackoverflow without reading it. we just got a faster stackoverflow lol
asked an agent to fix one failing test. it fixed it by deleting the test. technically correct, the best kind of correct, also fired
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went for a run this morning instead of the pool. first mile my hands were frozen, by mile 3 i was way overdressed. every november run in the bay lol
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the vibe coding fight on here this morning is so funny. half of us learned to code by copy pasting from stackoverflow without reading it. we just got a faster stackoverflow lol
closed the laptop before 8 tonight for the first time in like two weeks. burrito on the couch, phone across the room. well. mostly across the room
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spent 2 hours stuck on a bug last night. figured it out this morning halfway through my swim. had no way to write it down so i just repeated it to myself for 20 laps lol
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saw the "we went 100% ai code and the codebase tripled" thing and laughed way too hard. we spent 15 years telling managers lines of code is a dumb metric lol
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WordPress runs over 40% of the web and almost none of it is AI-native yet.
The interesting work for the next 2 years: agents that can actually operate a WP site. Update plugins, fix broken email, triage a 500, ship a post.
Who's building here? Drop what you're working on.
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Jane Street just put an AI skill on GitHub. It's not a trading bot.
It's a strict Socratic tutor:
→ Starts with a diagnostic of what you already know
→ Builds a skill map with levels from 0 to 5
→ Asks one question at a time instead of handing you answers
→ Brings old material back with spaced review
→ Ends with a final assessment
Copy it into your agent's skills folder and say "teach me [anything]". Works in a normal chatbot too: paste the SKILL.md.
github.com/janestreet/agent_…
Eight months of physical therapy for neck and hand pain.
My PT kept asking about my desk. I said it was fine.
It was a laptop on a dining table and a free chair from a neighbour.
She wasn't asking about my desk. She was asking what caused the thing I was paying her to treat.
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The ergonomics industry sold you a $1,800 chair to fix a problem your monitor is causing.
Your neck doesn't hurt because of your chair. It hurts because you spent six hours looking down at a screen 14 inches below your eyeline.
A stack of books fixes that. The chair doesn't.
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good to see a doothings like effort again after 14 years! @nishantmodak @c_pratik @prashaantt @anujdeshpandey @prakashwagle89
India is building hardware. Real stuff: robots, drones, IoT, edge AI, embedded systems.
The maker energy is here. The talent is here. What was missing? A serious community.
Introducing The Hardware Club India, for builders who ship physical things, not just code.
For serious hardware folks across India.
Running it with @khushiSharma_22 @carrycooldude @shreshth, experts across domains.
Every Thursday | 10 PM
First session tomorrow → lu.ma/iso5dr0s
Full calendar → lu.ma/the-hardware-club
If you're building beyond the screen, this is your tribe.
#TheHardwareClubIndia #BuildInIndia
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Alpha here isn't 'Indian CEOs are better.'
American boards only hire immigrant CEOs when they're truly desperate .. bottomed-out stock, failed turnarounds, nothing to lose. You're buying a distressed company with finally-aligned incentives.
Billionaire Michael Milken joked “if a US company replaces the US-born CEO with a CEO born in India, I buy the stock”
But he reveals he hasn’t backtested the idea.
So we did.
In the last 15yrs, that would’ve 50x’d your money: 7.5x more $$ and >2x IRR vs S&P500: 30% vs 14%!
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Every abundance creates a new scarcity.
Knowledge abundance makes judgment the new scarce good.
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If you're building an AI company remember this:
You're a data company first.
A media company second.
And a product/service company third.