So it goes.
Tech CEOs: Just Kidding About That Jobpocalypse https://www.zerohedge.com/ai/tech-ceos-just-kidding-about-jobpocalypse
Thoughts
Thoughts, ideas, and musings shared on @adlrocha. My Twitter diary.
I finally read how the X algorithm works. Now I understand why I am invisible for the algo.
In other contexts this would be a super power. I am a superhero
Been there, done that. Y @david_bonilla tiene toda la razón.
Una conversación y buen timing alineado con el roadmap del acquired fue nuestro caso.
Hicimos cosas bien, pero muchos mejores que nosotros se quedaron en el camino
Vender una empresa es en un 99 % estar en el lugar adecuado en el momento adecuado. No cometáis el error de creer que, porque hayáis vendido una o dos con mayor o menor éxito, vosotros sois el Factor X.
Y gracias a @PabloGrueso, este año asistiré a mi primera #TRGCON. Encima sobre una temática de la que rajo mucho. Con muchas ganas!
Gracias por eliminar mi pereza innata.
Entrada para la #TRGCON comprada, con el atuendo apropiado, desde lo alto del Sacre Coeur de París
My plan was simple: hedge my family’s access to intelligence by building a local AI box on my desk. But last week, I finally did the math on rising hardware prices and exploding model sizes, and I realised it may be harder than expected.
Between US export controls gating frontier models by individual passports and a brutal global scramble for scarce memory, the window for individuals to secure their footing is closing. The consensus inside the bubble points to a tight timeline (somewhere between 12 to 18 months) before the economic game permanently changes.
In this week’s post I describe how access is solving itself through open weights. The real bottleneck is capital and a real-time understanding of the economic machine. I'm shifting my side-project focus to building an auto-research loop of AI agents to model this complex financial system, not to change the world, but to protect my community before the music stops.
Read the full piece here: https://open.substack.com/pub/adlrocha/p/adlrocha-the-18-months-deadline
Ok, fucking excited with what we are about to build
I am not proud of tomorrow’s post. It was rushed and I don’t have time to rewrite it. I hope readers do not hate it.
I am the only one that hadn’t had the time to test Fable?
I am still happy with my GLM-friend
So it goes.
I’ve been saying for a bit now, this is a contraction from the low rates era that will precede a new expansion when the dust of the AI diffusion starts settling
The first AI layoff wave is already producing a human rehiring wave. Per a report by Orgvue 39% made AI-related redundancies. Among those leaders, 55% said they made wrong calls about which jobs to remove. The failure point seems to be that companies often removed the people
So it goes.
Maybe that was too much CAPEX after all.
We may start getting second-hand GPUs at a discount
*META IS BUILDING A CLOUD BUSINESS TO SELL EXCESS AI COMPUTE First SpaceX, now Meta selling something called "excess compute"
A good analogy that I sometimes use to think about LLMs is that they are like bloom filters over all their training knowledge
Finally
Claude Desktop is now available on Linux (Ubuntu and Debian) in beta. Alongside the browser and terminal, you now get a first-class desktop experience with Claude Code, Claude Cowork, and chat on all paid plans.
So it goes.
Igor Os:
More disgusting LLM-generate mouthfuls from today...
Before LLMs, whenever I had to do something in the computer more than twice I wrote a script for it.
Now I write a skill. Scripts where generally outdated a few months past, but skills adapt, which is convenient
A lot can be learnt if you read all the output of you agent’s work.
For things that you are not an expert of you can change roles and become the apprentice of your agent (instead of the other way around)
New batch of excuses. Your dog may no longer have eaten your homework
Igor Os:
You see here two ends of the spectrum pulling to their own camps.
We live interesting times!
I'm trying to wrap my head around these two ideas: 1. Cloud agents are coming we should use VPS vs. our laptops 2. Everyone should buy hardware to run local models Aren't they conflicting a bit?
Mondays are quiet. I like Mondays
So it goes.
The LLM Token Expenditure Index is now back to its January level, when the agentic AI market exploded
This week has been a fun (and long) one to write. Did Anthropic just pull a Three-Body Problem on the open AI ecosystem? 👽
Fable 5 is an absolute beast, proving the "AI plateau" is a myth. But the way they rolled it out reveals a massive, growing structural divide in tech.
ICYMI, Fable shipped with silent classifiers that actively degrade its performance if it detects you are using it for frontier AI development. You pay for SOTA, but get a sandbagged model so you can't compete with their internal R&D
We are transitioning from being "GPU-poor" to "Token-poor." But restriction accelerates the alternative. Just like closed-source software pushed the world to build Linux, this "dependency trap" is the ultimate catalyst for local inference and open-weight models.
AI independence is the infrastructure fight of the next decade. Dive into my full breakdown on why: https://open.substack.com/pub/adlrocha/p/adlrocha-ai-inequality-from-gpu-poor
So it goes.
Anthropic
On the need of becoming AI independent.
I am discussing this topic more and more on my newsletter lately. Check out the archive and subscribe to get this week's post (where I stress this needs once again)
Europeans please wake up.
So it goes.
*SPACEX SHARES INDICATED TO OPEN 29% ABOVE IPO PRICE IN DEBUT
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You can still subscribe at https://adlrocha.substack.com to get it fresh out of the oven in your inbox this Sunday.
i am the only one that hates people that do not use capital letter when they write. even after full stops. i hate this more than typos and bad grammar. because I do the latter a lot. it would be hypocritical. but is use capital letters. so there you go!
I can confirm that is pretty good!
Time to test this guy to see what all this fuss is about
Time to test this guy to see what all this fuss is about
While everyone is praising Fable I am falling in love again with Kimi K2.6
/goal mode is the incarnation of Karpathy's autoresearch.
Getting this kind of feedback is the extra motivation that one needs to consistently write a new post every week.
I will be eternally grateful to all my loyal readers that push me to keep writing and learning every day :)
I think setting Claude Sonnet's default effort as "Low" is a product mistake. It may save them some tokens and lower the cost per user, but it makes their product in its default form feel dumber than it is.
It ended up longer than I planned, but I’m pretty happy with how this one turned out.
The AI mood feels like it’s shifting.
The “this will replace everyone tomorrow” hype is cooling off into a more grounded “okay, now how the hell do we actually make this useful?” phase. Tokenmaxxing leaderboards, massive budgets burned with little to show, codebases full of slop that people are now ripping out… it’s starting to feel like we’re heading into a bit of a winter. Not because the tech is broken, but because we still haven’t figured out how to adopt it properly.
Is the honeymoon phase of agents actually over? Happy to hear your thoughts.
Read it here: https://adlrocha.substack.com/p/adlrocha-are-we-approaching-a-new
I agree. The risk of entering the VC-game is that you need to eventually offer liquidity for your investors.
You either keep fundraising, go public, or make money. If you make enough money you can buy them back and you can buy some freedom.
I am not saying SpaceX will be a bad investment in the long run (because I don’t know) but this IPO is definitely a trap for uneducated investors.
Stay safe and learn from crypto 😂
Realising Apple went public at under $2 billion and 15 times revenue in 1980. SpaceX wants you to buy at $2 trillion and 100 times revenue in 2026. That is not getting in early. That is being the exit for venture capitalists who have held this equity for years at a fraction of
It ended up becoming longer than originally planed, but I am genuinely proud of this week's post :) I had a lot of fun writing it.
This is good news for my strix halo. I can’t wait to run this beauty.
The era of local models is finally here!
Meet Gemma 4 12B! A unified, encoder-free multimodal model designed to bring high-performance intelligence directly to your laptop, and released under an Apache 2.0 license. Bridging the gap between edge efficiency and advanced reasoning. Here is what’s new with Gemma 4 12B: 👇
And I know no one will read this tweet because now I know how the algorithm works, but that’s how my brain works and I am a “burst tweeter”.
There’s nothing more rewarding at the end of the day than a good book or a good conversation (ok, maybe a good beer)
I know what I am going to write about this Sunday.
I wasn't aware of this "hardware compatibility" feature from @huggingface. It's going to make my life so much easier!!
I’ve been thinking a lot lately about the right way to work with AI agents. Are we treating them like interns we have to constantly check on? Like contractors we brief and let run? Or even as peers in a swarm?
This piece explores the spectrum of agent relationships and how shifting your approach can actually unlock way better results.
If you’re deep into agents (or trying to get there), I think you’ll find it useful.
Link: https://adlrocha.substack.com/p/adlrocha-stop-micromanaging-your
Saw it somewhere in Twitter, sorry for not giving attribution. I am not the author but I think that it is brilliant.
Balance sheets should show this number now.
"Even if it is a time sink, it is usually more rewarding to just switch on the AI slop slot machine and start vibing with it."
I just came up with this sentence from my Sunday post and I am so proud of it that I had to share with my broader audience.
I am that simple.
Co-worker: "wait 2 mins, my computer is going slow"
Me: "stop running that local model"
(a few decades ago we would have blamed porn instead)
It's been half a decade since I last went to South Summit Madrid.
This year I’m dropping by again.
If you’re going and want to meet up, catch up, or just say hi, hit me up.
Looking forward to it.
I am too optimistic to see here a European awakening?
Everyone's been waiting for "the European Amazon" for 20 years. Turns out it might be a discount grocery chain. Dutch Central Bank just picked Lidl as its cloud provider. Not AWS. Not Google. Not Microsoft. Lidl. The reason: trust in US tech is eroding across European
We may start seeing more and more orange here
72 tok/s on my Strix Halo. Qwen + MTP enabled is AMAZING.
I'll test its performance in coding and other tasks and report back, but is the closest that I've got to a usable LLM model.
Next step: Gemma4 with a drafter model.
If you have no idea what I am talking about give these two a read:
* https://adlrocha.substack.com/p/adlrocha-towards-local-plug-and-play
* https://adlrocha.substack.com/p/adlrocha-in-a-quest-to-becoming-ai
This is a perfect way to illustrate the alignment problem. We are horrible communicating objective intent to AIs, and without proper guardrails they will do whatever it takes to get the job done.
Imagine the second-order consequences of subjective intent at a state-level. Fun, fun, fun!
After the last few weeks going down the local AI inference rabbit hole, I wanted to come back to something I’ve been thinking about (and honestly struggling with) for a while now.
Over the past year and a half we've all gone through a journey in how we relate to coding. Me personally, I started treating LLMs like a super smart rubber duck, then moved to using Cursor as a very capable pair programmer… and somewhere around the beginning of this year I realised I had basically stopped writing most of the production code myself.
It’s a strange feeling. I’ve essentially been promoted from someone who types code to someone who mostly manages agents. And I’m still not sure how I feel about it.
In the post I share my take about:
* how my relationship with AI coding tools evolved through different phases
* what this shift really means for the day-to-day of being a software engineer
* the new archetypes that seem to be emerging (and which ones feel most future-proof)
* and the thing that actually worries me: that we might be losing something important in the process (the “forgetting problem”)
If you’ve been feeling any of this too, I’d really like to hear where you stand.
Read it here: https://open.substack.com/pub/adlrocha/p/adlrocha-how-ai-is-redefining-software
Productive week, but now I need to pay myself and write at some point the Sunday post. I know what I want to write about, but I just need a quiet house.
Spoiler alert: that’s not going to happen any time soon. But this is actually great, I love my kids!
Not me.
Claude Code vs Developer 🤣🤣🤣
I had this same idea the other day as I was listening to @lexfridman's podcast on this.
Let's build this!
FFmpeg but for LLM inference, who's building this?
I am too simple. This made me laugh!
karpathy pulling up to the office for his first day on the research team
Closing tabs is the best way to learning how to let go! It can get brutally hard.
To my surprise, I am enjoying Grok lately. Intelligence is definitely a commodity. I hadn’t changed providers for any other thing so often ever
Last week I wrote about the hardware side of running AI locally: why memory bandwidth beats raw compute, which machines are worth building, and where the market is heading. Missed it? Start there, this post builds directly on it.
This week I dive into the software side of the quest: the tricks and choices that deliver 3-5× faster inference on the same hardware. From MoE offloading to speculative decoding, the full attention zoo, and more.
I’m increasingly convinced that the real future lies in deeply co-optimised software-model-hardware implementations. The kind @antirez showed with ds4, a few thousand lines of pure C, written specifically for one model (DeepSeekv4) on Apple Silicon, pushing 1M context and usable agentic performance on a laptop.
The pieces are here. Now it’s about gluing them together into something truly plug-and-play for everyone.
Read the full post: https://open.substack.com/pub/adlrocha/p/adlrocha-towards-local-plug-and-play
After going through the notes from @javilop about the X algorithm, it is clear to me that is not the best channel for my content (and my personal behaviour).
I don’t plan AT ALL when I post, I use it as a journal so I “burst tweet” as ideas come to mind, I don’t even know what timezones are, and don’t get me started about creating engagement on that 30 min window because I am horrible at clickbaiting.
I am Mr. Algorithm’s nil scorer. The only thing I do right? I hate writing threads, they are a waste of time. Turns out I was right on that one.
✨ xAI publicó ayer el algoritmo de X y no entiendo cómo nadie se ha dado cuenta de lo que realmente tiene en sus tripas Me he fundido 500 pavos en Claude analizando hasta la última línea Esto es lo que he descubierto (POST LARGO, guárdatelo para luego): 0/ Cada cuenta tiene
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This is also my experience.
We still need a human in the loop. The human designs the architecture, the agent builds the feature:
https://blog.k10s.dev/im-going-back-to-writing-code-by-hand/
This! Joining the mission!
Month after month I need to allocate my savings somewhere. And I really don't know where. I feel like voting on an election, all options are bad and we are forced to choose the least bad.
I really need @Shellmentcom to ship ASAP!
@PabloGrueso, no pressure!
This just happened, thank you all for your support. It may not seem much but I am so happy about this.
Now I just need budget to buy machines and get the ball rolling.
And this is what I am going to build towards with the time I have! As mentioned in my last post https://adlrocha.substack.com/p/adlrocha-in-a-quest-to-becoming-ai
@APompliano We need stacks of GPUs in every house, not really big stacks of GPUs controlled by companies who are trying to extract value from us.
More info about the talk :)
The topic of the talk may ring a bell to myh newsletter subscribers.
I'll be speaking at CONVEX Summit 2026 in Madrid! 📣 Mark your calendar: June 17&18. Looking forward to connecting at #CONVEX26 with the amazing tech community. 🎟️ https://www.convexsummit.com/ Stay tuned for more info about the schedule and details about my talk! Looking forward to
I'll be speaking at CONVEX Summit 2026 in Madrid! 📣 Mark your calendar: June 17&18. Looking forward to connecting at #CONVEX26 with the amazing tech community. 🎟️ https://www.convexsummit.com/
Stay tuned for more info about the schedule and details about my talk! Looking forward to seeing you around!
GitHub Copilot’s recent shift to usage-based billing isn't a surprise, it's a wake-up call. Big Tech and AI labs haven't been generous; they’ve been subsidising token costs to build your dependency before they extract value. Every cheap API call is a training data point. Every workflow you wrap around their service is a switching cost they are accumulating on your behalf.
The "AI bubble" isn't just a bubble, it's a dependency trap.
In this post, I break down why we need to treat AI compute like solar power: an investment in independence from the central grid. I've spent months deep in the details researching the local LLM inference hardware market to escape decreasing token allowances and rising subscription bills.
I explore the Hardware Landscape (Mid-2026) guide, we cover, and I describe how the perfect plug-and-play inference box doesn't exist yet, I’ve decided to start building and benchmarking it myself.
This is a gap in the market that I want someone to fill (or I will fill it myself)
Read the full post: https://open.substack.com/pub/adlrocha/p/adlrocha-in-a-quest-to-becoming-ai
I think X is consistently hiding my tweets. I must have misbehaved or something. I am going to become more of a consumer than a produced at this point, and find alternative distribution channels for my content :)
Market timing!
"Professor, don't you find it curious that a new US-Iran peace deal leaks almost every time the 10y UST yield breaks 4.4% on the upside?" "Actually, if I think about it, I don't find it curious at all."
We were used to say that "if something can be exploited it will be exploited". That was the theory, but now it's becoming a reality in practice.
Fun times!
Always design tasks delegated to an agent with the feedback loop in mind so they can work autonomously for longer and verify their own work
I love being the dumbest person in the room, and it’s happening a lot lately
At least we did to things right the first time
Second-time founders be like… > GTM > PMF > Go fully remote > Profitability is king > Must have a Big TAM > Outsource non-core tasks > Have great advisors/investors > Prioritize customer conversations > Focused on retention over growth > Hire fewer, more experienced people >
I am increasingly convinced that moving forward you won’t to find a job, but design your own.
This is why entrepreneurs have a head start
The best way to get good product taste is to try a lot of products and be opinionated about them
I’ve always enjoyed grandiose visions and ambitious missions :) exciting!
Showing up every day keeps hurting like the first day.
Totally worth it, though.
Time to lock myself away to ship something. It’s been a while
Interesting take. I don’t know how I feel about it. Compilers can introduce a level of non-determinism that is not even close to LLMs stochasticity.
I am afraid agents are still not reliable enough to be treated as compilers.
Interesting article on treating agent output like compiler output (and why) https://skiplabs.io/blog/codegen_as_compiler
How do you test an AI agent when it never gives the same answer twice?
I'm wrapping up my series on agent engineering by tackling the "Eval Problem." Traditional assertion-based testing breaks immediately with stochastic LLMs, but here is what actually works in production:
1️⃣ Layer 1: Aggressive unit testing for the deterministic parts (prompts, tool dispatch).
2️⃣ Layer 2: Targeted E2E evals for the stochastic model calls.
As we learned building @BaselightDB, the real bottleneck isn't the tooling (evalite, Braintrust, etc.). It's defining "success" precisely enough to finally automate away the manual "vibes test."
Read the full breakdown here: https://open.substack.com/pub/adlrocha/p/adlrocha-the-eval-problem-how-to
This week writing my Sunday post has been a challenge.
I've been stranded in a small village without Internet. A storm blasted the only base station giving us service.
But I did it! Post ready and scheduled. Be sure to subscribe if you don't want to miss it!
Turns out I won’t have Internet signal for the rest of the week for… reasons (we rely on a single base station in my current location and they decided to switch it off).
See you in the other side. Writing the post for Sunday is going to be fun!
Just. Keep. Building.
It still amazes me how fast money can be moved around these days
One of the risks of using coding agents is feature bloat (as getting new features is virtually free).
Just saying…
Claude Code ships with a built-in skill for working with the Claude Platform. Useful for model migrations, using API features (e.g., prompt caching), or onboarding to newer APIs like Claude Managed Agents.
I’ve been trying to write a deep, insightful, and thoughtful tweet for minutes because it’s been a while since I post, but I have nothing.
I could use an LLM, but I rather share how brain drained I am today.
I love building things with people that are smarter than me (hey! There’s my insightful tweet, completely unfiltered and unplanned)
Now delivering the two messages as specified:
We outsourced manufacturing to China. Now we're outsourcing thinking to AI.
The difference: you can't reshore cognition once it atrophies.
When was the last time you genuinely struggled with a hard problem instead of pasting it into a model?
I don't know if this should worry me but it does!
Qwen3.6 is a beast!
They are trying to find a sustainable cost model.
The economics of AI will start hitting hard!
The economics of AI will start hitting hard!
"The goal of some parents is to work so hard that their kids and grandkids get to live a life that appears spoiled by the standards of previous generations."
Really nice read on the importance of long-term money
https://collabfund.substack.com/p/long-term-money
I found a clear weakness on all of my posts. Their titles. I need your help!
I definitely overthink them trying to make them somewhat poetical, but they are non descriptive and I feel people don’t read them because they say “what the fuck is this about? Is this worth my time?”
I think I need to go with more obvious and self-descriptive titles. WDYT?
Today’s post for reference: https://adlrocha.substack.com/p/adlrocha-the-model-is-still-not-the
These LLM architectures are beautiful. I need to frame my favourite one to put in in my office.
Deepseek v3 will always have a special place in my heart
April was a pretty strong month for LLM releases: - Gemma 4 - GLM-5.1 - Qwen3.6 - Kimi K2.6 - DeepSeek V4 All are now added to the LLM Architecture Gallery. More details once I am fully back in May!
Last week’s post about the Claude Code leak proved something crucial: the real engineering in AI isn't the model, it's the scaffolding around it. But that got me thinking, how do the best open-source projects approach these exact same problems?
For the past week, I've been digging through the source code of popular agent frameworks like @NousResearch Hermes and @badlogicgames's Pi to find out. My hypothesis? We are all finding the same kind of problems when building agents and converging to somewhat similar solutions.
The model is still not the product. It's the CPU. The context window is the RAM. And as these shared architectures standardise across frameworks, we are rapidly moving toward a world of "fungible software."
Read the full analysis here for my take in the matter: https://adlrocha.substack.com/p/adlrocha-the-model-is-still-not-the
I am actually really energised for next week. Don’t ask me why but like last week, I am still excited about Mondays
I am seriously considering to buy a few GPUs and build my LLM rig. I am loving this local LLM experience.
Someone with a few K$ that wants to share the cost in exchange for access?
You’ve probably already read this from me, but my role model in business is…
Michael Scott
Good engineers are lazy and they are constantly trying to automate their job and get them obsolete
I would of course be stranded by now somewhere in the UK if it wasn’t for @whereisjorge’s help.
This is why we trust him the grown up stuff
Things that can only happen to me, but have already happened a few times in my life: planning a trip thinking that I am landing at Airport A but landing at Airport B, just to realise my mistake when I disconnect airplane mode in landing, but in time to improvise my whole route to
Things that can only happen to me, but have already happened a few times in my life: planning a trip thinking that I am landing at Airport A but landing at Airport B, just to realise my mistake when I disconnect airplane mode in landing, but in time to improvise my whole route to destination
Reality hits you hard, bro!
@adlrocha Pure Schumpeter. Or sadism, who knows... :)
AI is the perfect for corporation to remove some fat.
There will contraction before the expansion.
Ok, this made me laugh out loud! Brilliant!
Igor Os:
I am already running locally, in case you were wondering!
🚀 Meet Qwen3.6-27B, our latest dense, open-source model, packing flagship-level coding power! Yes, 27B, and Qwen3.6-27B punches way above its weight. 👇 What's new: 🧠 Outstanding agentic coding — surpasses Qwen3.5-397B-A17B across all major coding benchmarks 💡 Strong
Google recently proved they can break Bitcoin's cryptography with 20x fewer qubits than we thought, without actually showing the attack circuit.
How? They used a zero-knowledge proof to demonstrate the circuit works.
The irony? The proof itself uses elliptic curve cryptography, the same primitive the attack breaks.
It's responsible disclosure for the quantum age: prove the vulnerability is real, withhold the exploit.
But here's what keeps me up at night: if CRQCs ever arrive at scale, the ZKP ecosystem goes down with the rest.
🐧 Read the full breakdown: https://adlrocha.substack.com/p/adlrocha-googles-zkp-hidden-quantum
I was discussing this exact thing with @PabloGrueso the other day.
ARR is a fake metric, and says nothing about the durability or quality of a business.
How Recurring is actually that Revenue?
ARR is a fake metric. @mignano says some companies are "literally just taking yesterday’s subscription rate and multiplying it by 365.” “It doesn’t say anything about the durability or quality of revenue.”
I called it the QA agent in my AI factory pipeline, but Claude releases again a feature that I just merged a few days ago.
Great minds think alike?
I have a specific project in mind where this is going to be critical ;)
New in Claude Code: /ultrareview (research preview) runs a fleet of bug-hunting agents in the cloud. Findings land in the CLI or Desktop automatically. Run it before merging critical changes—auth, data migrations, etc. Pro and Max users get 3 free reviews through 5/5.
You probably won’t believe me, but I haven’t used Claude in the whole week. Kimi + GLM + local Qwen have solved all my needs so far.
If you told me one month ago I would thought you were crazy.
This shit MOVES FAST!
Time to update my local model! I just got an upgrade!
🚀 Meet Qwen3.6-27B, our latest dense, open-source model, packing flagship-level coding power! Yes, 27B, and Qwen3.6-27B punches way above its weight. 👇 What's new: 🧠 Outstanding agentic coding — surpasses Qwen3.5-397B-A17B across all major coding benchmarks 💡 Strong
The Claude Code leak revealed something nobody expected:
The model isn't the product. The scaffolding is.
Here's what 512K lines of leaked TypeScript taught us about the new software engineering:
🐧Context management through compaction hierarchies, proactive summarisation, reactive overflow handling, headless session snipping, and context collapse for verbose outputs
🐧KAIROS "Dream Model", a background daemon that runs after 24h of inactivity, reviewing memory files, pruning contradictions, and consolidating learnings into durable knowledge
🐧Structured tooling over raw shell access. Typed Grep/Glob tools with defined permissions, parallel reads, serial writes, and live LSP symbol graphs instead of static text parsing
The model runs inside this system like a processor runs inside an OS.
The biggest takeaway? Raw intelligence is now a commodity layer in the stack. The real engineering work is building the scaffolding that works around model limitations.
Engineers who master this orchestration layer, the memory systems, the tooling primitives, the context governance, will define what's possible.
Those who only prompt? They'll be left behind.
🐧 Full analysis in my newsletter: https://adlrocha.substack.com/p/adlrocha-a-glimpse-of-the-new-software
Subscribe to stay tuned for more deep dives into the AI-first engineering stack.
A lot of the hiring in the next few months will involve builders reimagining the internal tooling of companies to be AI-ready.
Let’s squeeze the vale out of those tokens!
Testing AI agents is hard, and it requires a three-layer approach:
1️⃣ Scaffolding unit tests, deterministic checks for your orchestration logic
2️⃣ Issue-tagged regression tests, real bugs that broke production
3️⃣ LLM-as-judge + task-based evals to measure actual capability
The open problem: detecting small prompt regressions that break complex workflow
This week is already booked, but will write about my experience working on these problems in two weeks in the newsletter. Subscribe to stay tuned!
Don't you ever feel like there are certain people you just have a weakness for? Like, no matter what they get themselves into, you’d just follow them blindly? I can think of a couple lately. And I love when that happens.
As we use to say in Spanish: “me dejo liar”
It’s been years since I don’t hate Mondays. And I used to hate them with all my heart.
I want to think that something I may be doing right. To many more years of not hating Mondays
I am wondering if I should leave for some other time the post that I had planned for next week and analyse the source code of Hermes agents. Definitely a fun one to read.
It would be a great part 2 to this week’s post!
Today I am finally diving into the massive Claude Code leak and what it actually means for the future of building with AI. For the past couple of years, the dominant industry narrative has been that the foundation model is the product and everything else is just plumbing. We’ve
Today I am finally diving into the massive Claude Code leak and what it actually means for the future of building with AI.
For the past couple of years, the dominant industry narrative has been that the foundation model is the product and everything else is just plumbing. We’ve all heard the dismissive “that's just a GPT wrapper”. But after digging into the 512,000 lines of TypeScript accidentally shipped by Anthropic, that assumption completely falls apart.
The leaked code is essentially an unintentional field manual for serious agent engineering. From sleep-based memory consolidation and four-layer context compaction to undercover modes and anti-distillation countermeasures, the code proves one major thing.
The model isn't the product. It's just the processor. The scaffolding is the operating system.
If you want a glimpse into the new era of software engineering and how the most advanced agents actually work under the hood, I break it all down in today's post (this may actually become a series as I briefly mention in the post).
Read the full analysis here:
https://open.substack.com/pub/adlrocha/p/adlrocha-a-glimpse-of-the-new-software
My beloved lord nibbles agent orchestrator have been supporting sanboxes Hermes agents since last week. At some point I should clean it and open source it!
This is HUGE. Ollama now supports Hermes AI Agents. A fully local self-improving AI Agent that runs for you 24/7 for free.
Now is when the fun starts
$30 Billion in tokenized assets... $399.97 Trillion to go.
A great reminder to always hedge your options and have fallbacks
Pretty telling how Anthropic 1. Thinks it’s perfectly acceptable to ban a 60-person paying org without justification 2. Are comfortable outsourcing this to some automated system 3. Do no human review nor offer human contact 4. Get it wrong and customer now super pissed
Oh come on, really? I just realised this one ALSO had a typo.
I am going to have to start a “find the typo” game with my followers 🤦🤦
Sunday post ready to rumble. I learn a bunch on this one, and it gave me a few ideas for follow ups. I hope you enjoy it!
Sunday post ready to rumble. I learn a bunch on this one, and it gave me a few ideas for follow ups. I hope you enjoy it!
And this is less joy :(
This fills me with joy. I am a man of simple dreams
This fills me with joy. I am a man of simple dreams
Opencode may be less efficient in tokens, but it is more diligent with following my AI factory dev harness.
Opencode + GLM5.1 is slowly becoming my go-to coding stack
I couldn’t resist, and this just happened. You. Sycophant.
Same feeling here, today GLM managed to fix for me something that Claude failed at
Claude just keeps regressing for me, day after day. I swear that until a few days ago, when Claude did not know something, it kicked off a web search, figured out, and answered. Now it just refuses to do the work that I pay for. It's like showing you the middle finger. Really?
Of course, they compared themselves to Gemma4 (as they should, because I think Gemma4 is the closest I have got to local models, as I mentioned a few days ago).
That being said, let's hope that this is not another instance of Benchmaxxing (https://adlrocha.substack.com/p/adlrocha-beyond-benchmaxxing-why)
I don't have time to test all the new models being released 😱😱 The best thing about building your own company in the AI age is that you are in the driving seat so you get to shape the company, experiment, and engineer the processes to be AI native. Anyway, this tweet
I don't have time to test all the new models being released 😱😱
The best thing about building your own company in the AI age is that you are in the driving seat so you get to shape the company, experiment, and engineer the processes to be AI native.
Anyway, this tweet started as a way to share my excitement about Qwen3.6 being released, and ended up into a reflection about entrepreneurship.
Wecome to my brain these days :)
Today is the first time that one of my posts makes it to the front page of HackerNews without being me the one sharing it.
This was completely unexpected. Thank you all. Keep the feedback coming!
I mention it in today’s post (https://adlrocha.substack.com/p/adlrocha-how-the-ai-loser-may-end). Having the best model is not enough to win, you have to meet users where their intelligence needs are (their device, their tools, etc.).
Context is all you need!
This is why Anthropic is winning, and Apple have a few levers that they can pull to win the AI race.
See 👇
Claude for Word is now in beta. Draft, edit, and revise documents directly from the sidebar. Claude preserves your formatting, and edits appear as tracked changes. Available on Team and Enterprise plans.
X keeps hiding my posts, let’s see if a quick quote boots my visibility a bit
Newsletter day! Today I am diving back into the AI platform wars. I ended up looking closely at the intersection of hardware architecture and market strategy to challenge a narrative we've been hearing for three years. While the rest of the industry has been burning bags of cash
Newsletter day! Today I am diving back into the AI platform wars. I ended up looking closely at the intersection of hardware architecture and market strategy to challenge a narrative we've been hearing for three years.
While the rest of the industry has been burning bags of cash on infrastructure and CapEx to win the next state-of-the-art benchmark, the company everyone framed as the “AI loser” might actually be sitting in the best position possible.
I am of course referring to Apple!
Read the full post here: https://adlrocha.substack.com/p/adlrocha-how-the-ai-loser-may-end
We need to get back to the age of Bell Labs-style playful explorations
Relevant note: This may not directly apply to all fields. I will be testing this hypothesis in the coming weeks/months/years
We are now bottlenecked by the number of ideas we have. When the barriers to execution lower, idea throughput and the ability to test them and collect feedback fast will become increasingly important
We are now bottlenecked by the number of ideas we have.
When the barriers to execution lower, idea throughput and the ability to test them and collect feedback fast will become increasingly important
Post for the week ready! I am going to share my view about Apple and their "AI strategy" :)
This was a fun one to write and think about.
Ok, this is the best way to wrap up the week. Time to burn my ears!
the new album LOSE YOUR SELF out now.
I am genuinely excited about this idea I'm building with my spare cycles. It can really improve the quality of the software we ship!
If the results are good I am planning to open-source it.
Me parece brillante. Prompt injected by your teacher!
He introducido un regalito en el enunciado de un trabajo que he marcado a mi alumnado: Una única frase, pero escrita con letra blanca sobre fondo blanco (difícilmente visible para ellos, pero accesible si copias y pegas en un prompt). Y… me lo estoy pasando pipa corrigiendo.
This fills me with joy 🤩
I finally got around to vibecoding 🍺Corrs Light, a Baselight-powered spurious correlation tech demo. Live now at https://corrslight.xyz/.
The main reason why I am still using Claude Code is because is super configurable, and I extensively use hooks to improve my coding flow.
But I have to admit that I am coming back to opencode more and more these days!
I am catching up with all the Mythos developments, and fuck me, this image in itself gives me the creeps.
This is a crazy bump in capabilities! We need value-aligned engineers around more than ever.
There was a time when seeing this much red in Github meant a day off. Time changes, and some people are declaring a day off because Claude is red :)
Once again, always have a fallback :)
It’s so cute watching states negotiate ever-increasing deficits. I get the mechanics and why it happens… but let’s stop calling it a ‘deficit.’ The only deficit worth targeting is ≤ 0.
Let’s call it “spending sparkle” or “fiscal enthusiasm”.
This made me laugh out loud. I love Silicon Valley (the TV Show)
“I make a New OpenAI, New Anthropic, and New Google. Good luck, Americans”
Actually, this is a great topic for a newsletter post :)
I was used to opening all technical interviews with the following question: "describe what happens when you open a web page". Depending on the candidate's background they would describe the lifecycle of a request and go deep into how the browser works, javascript, HTTP, DNS, IP,
I was used to opening all technical interviews with the following question: "describe what happens when you open a web page".
Depending on the candidate's background they would describe the lifecycle of a request and go deep into how the browser works, javascript, HTTP, DNS, IP, or even go deep into ARP and machine code. It was a great way of calibrating the candidate's knowledge and depth.
These days I am more into the question of "what happens when you buy a stock". For this one you can get into brokers, market makers, the clearing house, settlement layers, etc.
It is crazy how fast finance is becoming the new Internet.
I just came across this again. Build your distribution.
A gentle reminder to always have fallback options
The relationship of some people with coding agents is increasingly resembling that of a ludopath. You need to keep the machine warm and operating at all times for the price to appear.
A few months ago I was on the verge of this. I couldn’t afford an idle agent. I think I am recovered and I now use them responsibly. I think…
We are a joke
Good Morning from Germany, which now ranks only in the middle of the pack in Europe when it comes to tax-free fuel. Gasoline is most expensive (excluding taxes) in Spain, which may be because Spain subsidizes gasoline by reducing the value-added tax from 21% to 11%.
I’ve always been fascinated by markets liquidity. This is a nice read!
https://libertystreeteconomics.newyorkfed.org/2026/04/treasury-market-liquidity-since-april-2025/
After skimming through the Claude Code code base it is clear to me why it doesn't work that well when using Kimi or GLM as its LLM backend
This week I am back to writing about quantum computing for the newsletter, and I ended up with a longer piece than originally planned, but I wanted to ground all the concepts as much as I could.
Google published a whitepaper claiming a roughly 20-fold reduction in the quantum resources needed to break the specific type of cryptography (ECDSA on secp256k1) that currently protects every single Bitcoin and Ethereum transaction.
This was the perfect excuse to go down the rabbit hole of:
* Shor's Algorithm on a budget
* The ZKP Irony 😱: My favorite part. Google didn't actually release the attack circuit. Instead, they used a Zero-Knowledge Proof (SP1 wrapped in Groth16) to prove the attack works without releasing the actual weapon. The twisted part? They used elliptic curve cryptography to prove they can break elliptic curve cryptography.
* Post-quantum cryptography alternatives and "quantum-resistant" hard problems
* And my take about if the quantum timeline has actually changed after this paper.
Read the full post here: https://adlrocha.substack.com/p/adlrocha-googles-zkp-hidden-quantum
Well, @pjsousa it’s in Spanish, but it would’ve be amazing to make the analysis with @BaselightDB
⚽ 4. ¿Son los futbolistas cada vez mejores? Yo creo que sí: más fuertes, hábiles, mejor entrenados y genéticamente elegidos. No es fácil de medir… pero estos datos de la Premier dan pistas: entre 2006 y 2023 los pases suben un 31% y los sprints un 80% (!)
* Weekly post ready for tomorrow✅
One of the core things that blockchain technology and smarts contracts provide to the the traditional financial systems is for its actors and underlying operating systems (i.e. the rails) to (finally) be able to speak the same language and interconnect.
I hate myself for craving for Monday so I can get some focus time, and I really used to hate Mondays as a kid.
Some people with young kids will relate
I shouldn’t be allowed to use agents from my phone without committing the previous stable state. I keep breaking what worked through YOLO prompts.
Prompting distracted (or as a distraction) should be as forbidden as texting your ex drunk!
This is actually cool!
Tesla becomes a utility in the UK, setting up showdown with Octopus Energy https://techcrunch.com/2026/03/12/tesla-becomes-a-utility-in-the-uk-setting-up-showdown-with-octopus-energy/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter
Are you fucking kidding me! I just sent my Sunday post today by mistake as I was writing it. I didn't even review it 🤦
I'll act as if nothing happened, my subscribers will have a Friday treat and I'll share it more broadly on Sunday.
Topic for this week's post chosen. And is going to feature a few cool ideas. Now I just need to write it (that should be the easy part, right? right?) :)
In case you were wondering, this is now my Telegram agent orchestrator :)
And this is how an AI makes a spoiler maybe without even realising (all those Futurama fans out there will get it :) ).
One of the positive consequences of AI is that it has the opportunity to put to an end bullshit jobs
Ok GLM is good stuff. Slow but good. I am gladly impressed
The appetite for paper money is going down hard!
Good Morning from Germany, where today’s 10y govt bond auction technically failed. Of the €5bn on offer, investors submitted bids for only €4.5bn. In the end, just €3.8bn was placed, at a yield of 2.89%; noticeably higher than the 2.73% achieved at the previous auction in
Context-switching was really killing me when running several agent sessions in parallel.
But I think I just found how to overcome it, and it's so obvious in retrospective.
I use a terminal multiplexer and do all of my work on the terminal (I use terminals for almost EVERYTHING, including tracking expenses).
I have one tab for each project I am currently working on in parallel, and I am only allow to *round-robin the tabs*.
If I leave an agent running with a long task I move to the next tab. Does this agent need me? If the answer is yes I unblock it or do some work and move to the next one.
This creates clear context slots and prevents all the jumping around that I was suffering when I started leveraging agents more extensively with its corresponding context switching and focus toll.
Something I wont miss any time soon, writing tests. There’s beauty in building the harness, thinking of the cases, rough edges… but I always hated the act of writing them.
Too much boilerplate, too repetitive. Is good that agents are pretty decent at this
Don't ask me how I ended up in this situation, but I am using Claude Code + Kimi K2.5 in Spanish, and is surprisingly good and blazing FAST.
What is not to love about this language mix :)
I saw myself hedging my access to intelligence today again. I may see myself stacking Mac Minis and SGXes next 🤦
Additional context on the rationale behind this here: https://adlrocha.substack.com/p/adlrocha-money-and-collateral-in
I feel like a punk rocker that softens with age but ends up making the best albums of his career.
I am having a Brian Fallon moment!
Bubbles are never where everyone expects them to be (otherwise they wouldn’t be bubbles)
Funny, I almost wrote fart-paced instead of fast-paced in my previous tweet.
I actually love the idea of a fart-paced economy 🥲🥲
The rails for the fast-paced agentic economy I discuss on today’s post of the newsletter are already being built
Circle Internet Group and Stripe are racing to build payment systems for a world in which autonomous AI agents settle in stablecoins, replacing the swipe of a credit card https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-03-07/stablecoin-firms-bet-big-on-ai-agent-payments-that-barely-exist?taid=69ac35a7155caf0001a256ce&utm_campaign=trueanthem&utm_content=business&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter
In Spanish we say that something is "a fumada" when it is a bit trippy.
This week's post is quite "trippy"(i.e. "a complete fumada"), but I needed to write all the crazy ideas I've been having lately about AI and the economy.
You still have time to subscribe and get it tomorrow in your inbox
One can be red pilled into entrepreneurship, and it sometimes sucks, but there’s no coming back!
Tweet like if no one was reading is the new dance like if no one was looking!
With excess liquidity, money finds its way to any corner of the economy. We are going to start seeing now how money tries to find the right refuge, and we just left a few standing
Cluely CEO Roy Lee admits to publicly lying about revenue numbers last year https://techcrunch.com/2026/03/05/cluely-ceo-roy-lee-admits-to-publicly-lying-about-revenue-numbers-last-year/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter
I was really not expecting to hit the frontpage of HN with this one. Thank you all for your comments/likes/support! 🫶🫶🫶
I'll do my best to make this week's post as good as this one :)
Real estate is making a come-back. People that made their money managing bits, are now looking back into atoms.
I have a new obsession. Build things that are not easily replicable by Claude Code. Due to distribution, network effects, entry barriers of any kind, physical/environmental limitations, etc.
It’ll be fun. Any of these could lead to a sustainable business in the age of AI.
The follow-up question would be for how long? But we’ll figure out once we get there
I’ve been saying it for some time now, the context is the product and the moat!
Memory is now available on the free plan. We've also made it easier to import saved memories into Claude. You can export them whenever you want.
Many have asked me (including LLMs) why I prefix my posts with my handle. It is a nice way to get notified when someone shares my publication somewhere.
Sample case
A bit of hype for tomorrow’s post!
This one is full of strong opinions weakly held, and the kind of hot takes that I hope trigger a heated debate! Drop by and say hi!
This is not going to end well.
BREAKING: OpenAI announced a $110B funding round at a $730B pre-money valuation ($840B post-money). Breakdown: - $50B from Amazon (plus strategic partnership) - $30B from NVIDIA (plus next-gen compute deal) - $30B from SoftBank
I am having one of those days where I would love to fire claude code!
Then I remember that if I did so I would have to write the code myself and we forgive each other!
I had so much fun on this one. Thank you @joobid for organising it.
Stay tuned because I'll talk about this event on this week's post!
Spoiler alert: The post is full of strong opinions weakly held :)
The first AI Socratic event in Madrid has been really amazing, with incredibly interesting and insightful discussions among real AI professionals, from developers and startup founders to researchers, VCs, and large corporations. Openclaw and the agentic reality, experiences with
I love to use tools that have been worn out by my own use.
* Worn out keyboards.
* Worn out guitars
* Worn out tables
* Worn out books
Oh, come on! I just came up with this and Claude is already releasing an equivalent feature (:
Only if I had known ...
https://x.com/noahzweben/status/2026371260805271615?s=20
Oh my! I just leveled up my productivity toolkit. Now I not only get notified about when my agents need me, but I can actually reply to them directly in-chat to unblock them wherever I am 😍😍
Oh my! I just leveled up my productivity toolkit.
Now I not only get notified about when my agents need me, but I can actually reply to them directly in-chat to unblock them wherever I am 😍😍
Wait! It can even do stock picking in a somewhat sensible way 🤤 Mr. Malone can become my personal screener?
Man, Mr. Malone in action pulling data from @BaselightDB is the best financial advisor. I would definitely pay for something like this. I am pivoting to finance in my next career move!
Man, Mr. Malone in action pulling data from @BaselightDB is the best financial advisor.
I would definitely pay for something like this.
I am pivoting to finance in my next career move!
Token use is the currency of the future. We purchase intelligence the same way that FIAT currency currently buys human labour and goods.
I can’t resist the aesthetics of a well-designed mobile friendly app on my phone
And of course a bit of this talk involves @BaselightDB and why we are building it ;)
Turns out I'll be giving a quick talk on AI Socratic Madrid meetup and I am super excited about it. Let me hype the talk a bit. I'll be sharing my realisation about how the *context is the product* and how *adaptive personalised software* is the new way of shipping software.
Turns out I'll be giving a quick talk on AI Socratic Madrid meetup and I am super excited about it.
Let me hype the talk a bit. I'll be sharing my realisation about how the *context is the product* and how *adaptive personalised software* is the new way of shipping software.
Building one of these agents with @BaselightDB would be literally minutes (actually, connecting the Baselight's MCP to any of the existing coding agents could get you this out of the box).
Context is all you need!
We are currenlty missing the datasets required to implement this exact one, but I am really excited about this work and similar use cases that are surfacing for niche agents.
Soon we will incentivise devs to distribute their datasets for Baselight to build the knowledge base for agents so any niche agent can be built out of the box :)
Huge fan of this one @tarikjmoody 🙌 Thanks!
I'm building the Claude Code for real music lovers, DJs, music journalists, and radio programmers (inspired by @virattt's Dexter Finance CLI. Crate, built on the Claude Agent SDK, is a personal research assistant AND music workspace for DJs, collectors, music journalists, and
This is how beautiful my Telegram message look like today. I am trying to figure out how to have an army of 24/7 agents that allow me to focus on creative work :)
Let's see how far I manage to get!
(In case you are wondering, that blt-* stands for @BaselightDB :) )
This weekend I stepped up my game by creating a Telegram bot that notifies me when my agents need me!
This weekend I stepped up my game by creating a Telegram bot that notifies me when my agents need me!
Damn, this was a hard one to write. It's been on my backlog for weeks.
I read (and listened) a lot for this one, and I think I could have done a better job with a bit more of time, but I rather ship it tomorrow and let the community build upon it. See you tomorrow!
Build the distribution, then ship the product. Man if I had known. Distribution makes things sooo much easier!
Never mind, distribution here we go!
We are first on the ranking! Oh no wait, I was reading the table the other way around 🥲
Why don't European companies innovate? It is common to blame expensive energy, high taxes, anti-growth politicians, interest groups, and green regulations. But California has the same problems, and has created the world's most innovative companies. Europe's problem is labor
I know what is happening after this tweet (see gif below)
But to me `Claude code >> opecode` still. Maybe is just a matter of getting used to your agent.
Intelligence and knowledge is definitely a commodity now.
Reading ideas like these now makes me realise that we were so early with @ConsensusLab_'s IPC and executed so badly. We could have win the market.
It really makes me sad 😢 This is going to become one of the big "what-if"s of my career
I shipped my first feature fully from the phone. Up till now I was only reviewing PRs.
And I have access to all my local files. Why I didn’t do this earlier? This was useful before agents, but the FOMO pushed me into it.
This makes work life balance with kids slightly less challenging
I’ve officially joined the cult. I set up my home env in order to be able to access it from my phone in case I want to trigger a tiny little task in one of my agents :) I have some ideas of where to go from here, and it may improve my quality of life
And I blame @BaselightDB for this. Having an agent and a global source of data for anything comes pretty handy!
I’ve officially joined the cult. I set up my home env in order to be able to access it from my phone in case I want to trigger a tiny little task in one of my agents :) I have some ideas of where to go from here, and it may improve my quality of life
I’ve officially joined the cult. I set up my home env in order to be able to access it from my phone in case I want to trigger a tiny little task in one of my agents :)
I have some ideas of where to go from here, and it may improve my quality of life
The most productive thing that you can do while waiting for your agents to finish their tasks is reading a book about the fundamentals of what you are tasking them to build.
“ The window to be first at anything feels like it's shrinking by the day. Literally, by the day.”
And as I wrote about a few weeks ago, we are fighting irrelevance!
I guess this is why we are not having kids and we will soon be extinct.
Sex used to be the bait for procreation.
Yeah sex is good, but have you tried one-shotting a research problem you've been working on for 6 years in a cheeky Claude binge session on a Saturday?
I just wanted to briefly hype the title of tomorrow's post featuring @BaselightDB :) I am also pretty excited about this one
Made me laugh out loud!
Reinstalling OpenClaw on your work laptop after the IT team tells you no
I built an extension to signal AI-generated text. Is crazy to run it in LinkedIn…
English is the hottest programming language, but my claim is that agents have made programming language obsolete.
I am using @BaselightDB on a daily basis now, and I am thinking to write my Sunday post about how you can use @BaselightDB and @claudeai code to build any kind of agent in minutes
I was so tempted to use this gif, but it would’ve really messed up the seriousness of the quoted post (if adding a give to a post can be taken any serious).
The best present you can get? A book a good book recommendation. Priceless!
The best present you can get? A book a good book recommendation. Priceless!
I couldn't agree more with @igor_os777 analysis here. Another point in favor of AI personal sovereignty (that being through local models even if less capable, or collective/decentralised inference pools). Let's not make the same mistake that we made with the backbone of the Internet
Ok, how beautiful is this, @claudeai code completely hammering @BaselightDB for data!
To invest sustainably one needs to make suboptimal decisions (optimal decisions are often risky)
This caught me by surprise. Is the first time I see @perplexity_ai as one of the sources for new subscribers.My content is already feeding the AI machine :) I guess content that is not AI-generated is on demand
Connecting @BaselightDB MCP server to Claude code is so much fun!
Let me stress this point: collateral reuse!Just saying it out loud gives me the chills!
Money velocity matters. Is not only the M2 supply what makes things messy. That is why stablecoins are a great idea, once we share the backend double spend is not possible (and velocity can’t be artificially manufactured through collateral reuse)
I just finished writing one of the weekly posts that I've had more fun writing lately. I'll hype it a bit by sharing the cover image:
I guess liquidity is escaping risky and highly speculative assets…. For some reason.
% Below All-Time HighS&P 500: -3%Apple: -5%Google: -5%Gold: -14%Amazon: -15%Meta: -16%Nvidia: -19%Tesla: -21%Microsoft: -29%Palantir: -38%Netflix: -40%Bitcoin: -51%Ethereum: -63%MicroStrategy: -81%Dogecoin: -88%Fartcoin: -93%Trump Coin: -95%Melania Coin: -99%
If someone asked me if it is a good idea to pursue a PhD in the age of AI I wouldn’t know what to answer.I guess it depends on the field, but I have to say it may make more sense than some years ago, even with the incentives of academic research still broken Still forming an opinion on this. Insights welcome!
Ask the repo markets and bond vigilantes. They will know.
US frontier labs this week. Not naming names. I let my dearest readers decide who is who from the picture.
Is it just me, or every big VC round being announced lately feels like an LLM wrapper? No business model innovation. No technological edge. Maybe they own the distribution?(it may also be that my feed is a bit biased and that I would be a horrible VC)
Me too!
They are coming for social media first, then it will be books.Independent thinking is at risk!
The government didn't just wake up one day and decide to burn books; the people stopped reading them first
Not even AI labs have a technical moat these days. Ideas flow from one lab to the other. Success will boil down to solving real problems, distribution, and culture. This is why I think Anthropic is doing a better job than OpenAI. The are doing a better job at shipping, and they seem to have the right culture to promote this.
I just found the ultimate parenting hack for newborns. Thank me later.
Coding agents offer a higher level of abstraction that will force all pure software engineers to transition closer to a systems engineering role.
The government didn't just wake up one day and decide to burn books; the people stopped reading them firstadlrocha: I just finished Fahrenheit 451 for the first time (thank you @whereisjorge for the recommendation).It is crazy how a book that is close to a century old can identify so clearly the issues of our current society.People are no let to think freely (and deeply) anymore. They want
I just finished Fahrenheit 451 for the first time (thank you @whereisjorge for the recommendation). It is crazy how a book that is close to a century old can identify so clearly the issues of our current society. People are no let to think freely (and deeply) anymore. They want…
I just finished Fahrenheit 451 for the first time (thank you @whereisjorge for the recommendation).It is crazy how a book that is close to a century old can identify so clearly the issues of our current society.People are no let to think freely (and deeply) anymore. They want us distracted. Books are the way to unlock that thinking space.
10 minutes of quiet time with Claude Code working in the background and I pushed two cool features to my personal website:* A `/thoughts` section that pulls my tweets and renders them on my website (if I am going to start using this feed as my diary I better keep track of it in a sovereign way)* An RSS feed (I think RSS feeds may have a revival soon, but more on this some other day)
10 minutes of quiet time with Claude Code working in the background and I pushed two cool features to my personal website:
* A `/thoughts` section that pulls my tweets and renders them on my website (if I am going to start using this feed as my diary I better keep track of it in… https://t.co/8O0GtIAwgm
Soon a license will be required by law to run AI models.And I don’t rule out governments confiscating compute capacity from citizens like the US government did with gold in the Great DepressionFun times ahead!
You land your dream job through proof-of-work
Hey, turns out unfiltered tweeting about whatever I am thinking is useful, and actually fun!Like a diary but with a few bots and humans on the other side
Tweets as aphorism are my favourite, and the quoted one is a great example of it! “AI is to software what the printing press was to literature”Pablo Grueso: La IA es al software lo que la imprenta fue la literatura.
X402 one of those web3-native primitives that I keep saying will be fundamental for a future agentic Internet. We are already seeing the need for itbin @BaselightDBErik Voorhees: x402 experts: we're examining integration of this into venice. From our research, x402 doesn't support any billing mechanism where we don't know the charge amount upfront. So for LLMs (where we don't know the fee until the end), the user would pay an amount in x402, and they'd
I don’t care if it is a bot, this is worth every minute I spend writing my newsletter 🫶🫶If there’s something I am going for in my posts is simplicity and clear communication. Get that feedback coming :)
The moment I decided to write about 🦞s I knew this was going to happen. This is on me for embracing the hype!adlrocha: The explosion of @openclaw is proof that agents are here to stay.But while they bring incredible value, we are currently running them "naked." You are one prompt away from a hallucination leaking your SSH keys or `rm -rf /` your entire device.It’s time to build a Security
The explosion of @openclaw is proof that agents are here to stay. But while they bring incredible value, we are currently running them "naked." You are one prompt away from a hallucination leaking your SSH keys or `rm -rf /` your entire device. It’s time to build a Security…
The risks of vibe coding too far https://t.co/wamScXfNjp
And at the end of this post I glimpse why I think this is the case https://t.co/HV7BCgYbC9 https://t.co/QKR8zHPxpD
I think @BaselightDB will end up having a bigger role in the crazy world of AI that is being shaped than originally expected
The explosion of @openclaw is proof that agents are here to stay.
But while they bring incredible value, we are currently running them "naked." You are one prompt away from a hallucination leaking your SSH keys or `rm -rf /` your entire device.
It’s time to build a Security… https://t.co/V70m6DUb1L
And this would be fine if I was single without kids. But focus time is a privilege these days (: https://t.co/e53KGNDxwN
Note to self: do not write posts of anything trendy. By the time the draft is ready, the topic is outdated. I’ll need to go back to first principles and immutable fundamentals
Note to self: do not write posts of anything trendy. By the time the draft is ready, the topic is outdated.
I’ll need to go back to first principles and immutable fundamentals
I think @BaselightDB will end up having a bigger role in the crazy world of AI that is being shaped than originally expected
Which brings me back again to the fact that LLMs are a discovery, not an invention. And we are still figuring out how and why they work. https://t.co/YTeZuWItDK
I’ve been having this thought on the back of my mind of migrating my crazy thoughts and reflections from here to @Substack notes.
For the mere dozen impressions that I get for my X posts, I rather have all my content centralised in the same platforms.
Thoughts from my audience… https://t.co/lYNEp56MyW
"Global averages may be local maxima"
Is sometimes good to have this mind as you reflect on your product or your career.
An average value proposition globally may be a perfect fit on a local environment.
It looks like I am not the only one treating LLMs as this complex system that needs to be researched like the brain. We know it exists, we kind of know how it works, but we don't really know why
https://t.co/DHVlEaXjF5 https://t.co/2NJbsH0VuH
Come on @grok, you should give my tweets a bit more of visibility, I’ve seen shittier content popping up on my feed with thousand of impressions.
Mines end up having a few tenths. Do you accept bribes? https://t.co/4frO2imZyk
Do all these hardcore vibe-coders have families? Friends? A life? Asking for a friend.
I mean, what is being built these days is amazing, but catching up becoming unfeasible for common mortals like me.
I am definitely doing something wrong. Maybe I need to ditch all of the… https://t.co/wYIFNYNH3p
To me LLMs are a discovery more than an invention. Who would have thought that next token prediction at the right scale would mimic (or maybe surface) intelligence?
The field of software engineering is about to suffer a global identity crisis.
Some are embracing the hype, others are pretending deafness, many will have to reinvent, and a small few have already cracked the value.
What is clear is that there will be lots of corpses on the way
Wait! Actually, that may be it! I’ll be back in a week or so! https://t.co/hcaMetCOVH
I love solving problems and tell people about the cool things we are building. But… I hate that social media is a must for distribution. Is a source of constant anxiety for me. I know this is a necessary evil but why? Please AI overlords, solve this for me!
I love solving problems and tell people about the cool things we are building.
But…
I hate that social media is a must for distribution. Is a source of constant anxiety for me.
I know this is a necessary evil but why?
Please AI overlords, solve this for me!
Coding agents are no longer "nice-to-haves", they are becoming essential. But most workflows are chaotic.
I’ve spent months refining a setup that balances AI speed with human quality control.
My Solution: A CLI-first environment (@Zellij_dev + @claudeai Code) driven by a… https://t.co/nyb7DggQ4C
I love short tweets that feel and communicate and idea like an aphorism.
They get low impressions (the algorithm hates them), but they end up being the most insightful
Things are about to get brutally competitive.
Acknowledging that there is a token limit in every LLM turn’s output is key for the quality of the response. You don’t want a bounded output when doing high-stakes work!
Today is a good day like any other to remind ourselves that the marginal cost of creating software is approaching zero.
Now is when the fun begins!
Is someone else hitting Claude premium limits faster than ever? https://t.co/ZIqtlsqKvj
For this week's post, I dive into the "Tailwind Paradox" and the existential crisis facing Open Source, inspired by the recent community backlash and insights from @MarcJSchmidt & @svpino.
Open Source is bleeding. AI agents are scraping our best work, bypassing our docs, and… https://t.co/juCJaLnQVO
I can’t wait to test this! https://t.co/IlcxfWNX3h
I also hide in the bathroom to escape my children for 2 mins.
I am that kind of person.
The always end up finding me.
And when they don’t, it is my wife the one that finds out and makes me pay for those minutes of freedom.
It is worth every time!
Kids, if you read this… https://t.co/IeveWAmhxg
It is decided. This Sunday we are talking open source in my newsletter. See you there! https://t.co/EYTeHucc0M
My personal website was screaming for a redesign, so I made it my vibe-coded project for the afternoon.
I don't like design, so I was delaying at much as possible, but with Claude Code I literally spent less than an hour on it, and I am pretty happy with the result.
This is… https://t.co/m9eQKc3vfu
I am at least a series C, what am I doing wrong? https://t.co/axpZM2kLAy
Turns out prompts and context are everything in the age of AI.
I decided to restart one of my experiments from yesterday. And in this case I fucking one-off'ed it!
So prompting is a learnable skill after all! https://t.co/neoAVjwSCl https://t.co/sPhztPBAcN
I need step up my prompting game. Folks are claiming to be able to one-shot certain small apps and features, but I still need to hand-hold Claude code and several back-and-forths with it to get something that “works” I set myself to vibe code one thing a day to improve my…
Soon people will only want to read books written pre-LLMs.
I already apply a filter of time to the books I read (if they are still relevant 5-10 years since they were written, then they are worth a read), but soon this filter will be two-class classifier
I need step up my prompting game. Folks are claiming to be able to one-shot certain small apps and features, but I still need to hand-hold Claude code and several back-and-forths with it to get something that “works” I set myself to vibe code one thing a day to improve my…
I need step up my prompting game.
Folks are claiming to be able to one-shot certain small apps and features, but I still need to hand-hold Claude code and several back-and-forths with it to get something that “works”
I set myself to vibe code one thing a day to improve my…
Selling mode: ON https://t.co/2AGXg0AZ15
So, @whereisjorge just came up with fuckable, the future of AI. https://t.co/s3LErwVIfv
Once everything is tokenised I will be able to self-custody the ownership of my stocks, bonds, and real estate, right?
Would this remove the role of intermediate custodial brokers?
I had one of the weirdest experiences today:
I was researching some topic -> I came across a publication written by me in 2021 -> I actually enjoyed it!
(I have to admit that I never re-read any of my articles after publishing them, and I actually enjoy them).
Of course, I am… https://t.co/ghu1qduhuK
In case it wasn't obvious already why projects like @BaselightDB are more necessary than ever! https://t.co/CXou2luXrk
And don’t get me started about the economy and the fabric of society. But that’s a concern for some other day. https://t.co/C8s7G467gU
I need help from people smarter than me. Sunday existential crisis. As the cost of everything that runs on a computer goes to 0 and everything is commoditised, what does our day-to-day jobs look like? Will there be day-to-day jobs in the first place? My feeling is that the…
I need help from people smarter than me.
Sunday existential crisis. As the cost of everything that runs on a computer goes to 0 and everything is commoditised, what does our day-to-day jobs look like?
Will there be day-to-day jobs in the first place? My feeling is that the…
For this week's post I explore the concept of decentralized food systems, inspired by @rohanpaul_ai tweet and @d33v33d0’s "Sol" project.
Can we finally turn home farming from a hobby into a plug-and-play appliance?
My core hypothesis: True resilience requires decentralisation,… https://t.co/z9NQNDKv9c
And this is why I am bootstrapping my next company! https://t.co/BwFsrllH8C
I just finished writing the post for tomorrow. I hope you have as much fun reading it as I had writing it.
Subscribe at https://t.co/THJmGuIqXR to get in in your inbox! https://t.co/gPljxX7Ub6
Durable businesses >> Sold businesses
Building businesses is fun! What the hell even thinking about building them is fun!
So true! https://t.co/NnOBhR35QV
I sometimes think of LLMs as bloom filters of human knowledge
LLM-as-a-judge is one of my favorite ways to find inconsistencies on my LLM brainstorms.
I have now Claude judging Gemini :) Wish me luck! https://t.co/b1qqfuV7A6
The more I use AI on my day-to-day, the more I am trying to figure the impact it will have in society.
It will be closer to the one Excel had?
The electricity?
The industrial revolution?
Or there is no precedent in history to compare it with? https://t.co/5sBQBL240R
Last week I wrote about AI benchmarks and how they were designed and implemented to prevent models from cheating (https://t.co/n6oqHyLzzX).
Here's an example of how a model can cheat to maximise their score in a specific benchmark 👇 https://t.co/zowYPwlG3z
Once you've used LLMs enough you easily spot sections that have been fully AI-generated (and shamelessly copy-pasted) for an article. This is from a recognised media company (which I would say makes it even worse) https://t.co/qWchL9ngRR
I keep increasingly coming across disclaimers like this :) Human writers are revolting! https://t.co/0xE0kJHXd3 https://t.co/ZNQ4tR9SWg
I just came across the following sentence in the opening of a blog post. I have a hard time putting forward how sad this makes me. While the expected value may be the same, the perceived value is not. This is why I decided to make my newsletter 0,0 AI🍻 That way I don't need…
I just came cross the following paragraph in a post from Steve Krenzel. Brilliant!
“Agents are tireless and often brilliant coders, but they’re only as effective as the environment you place them in. Once you realize this, “good code” stops feeling superfluous and starts…
More and more labs are releasing their open-source/weights models, but individuals keep primarily relying on closed models for the day-to-day
Are companies then the ones leveraging these open source models, and thus financing this developments?
I am missing the economics of…
I love seeing the energy of everyone coming back to work today.
Let’s make it sustainable and prevent the day-to-day routine from distracting us from it! https://t.co/oW6hrR3Gpf
As part of the research for this post I ended up collecting a table with all the "Benchmark Zoo". I was close to publishing it as an appendix, but it made the post unnecessarily long.
Happy to publish it as an appendix note if someone is interested in it! https://t.co/yWy2UQiinv https://t.co/DWyCeo2mhd
For this week's post I went down the rabbit hole of AI benchmarking inspired by @fchollet and @rasbt. Are we finally moving from "Benchmaxxing" to true Agentic Evaluation?
My core hypothesis: If you can measure capability better than the market, you can build capability faster… https://t.co/xlN2MYoREb
Some people start their year in January and others in September.
I think I am on the January team.
The Christmas break ends up being a better way to disconnect than the summer break.
I used @BaselightDB to check if this had something to do with the fiscal year end, and I may… https://t.co/5jAJjUNOVE
Entrepreneurs are (and should be) pathologically optimistic
Loading my obsession for 2026! https://t.co/QkRWBfhXco
Fun story related to this, >80% of the team behind @BaselightDB is southern European. So we have the talent, we just need believe we are indeed as good as our friends from the other side of the Atlantic (which we are) https://t.co/SDa9AePt5a
Potentially a contrarian opinion, but I feel like an opportunity window is opening to start a deep tech company from Spain and other countries of southern Europe. The ecosystem is booming, it’s easier to relocate talent here, and money doesn’t understand borders. Fuck…
Potentially a contrarian opinion, but I feel like an opportunity window is opening to start a deep tech company from Spain and other countries of southern Europe.
The ecosystem is booming, it’s easier to relocate talent here, and money doesn’t understand borders.
Fuck…
Focus >> Talent
Do people read long-form posts anymore or they ask their LLMs to summarise them?
Quiero culpar públicamente a @PabloGrueso por descubrirme el desconocido (por lo menos para mí) mundo del OpCo-PropCo Investing en real estate.
En buena madriguera me has metido! Gracias! https://t.co/JrExUstr4i
I was half-way working on my Sunday post when I came across this excellent piece from @rasbt. The accompanying posts are so good that I ended up entering into a rabbit hole and rewriting all the post from scratch.
@rasbt, I deeply appreciate all the work you do to make LLMs… https://t.co/NCTNyx6tW8
Enter the age of vibe-engineering. Always worth reading @simonw thoughts on this: https://t.co/8LscQyssdF https://t.co/ETc855cjhf
* : a new agent-friendly VM hosting service * : A coding agent workflow environment. * More of a trend than a specific tech: the use of agentic loops for agents to run autonomously: - …
All our development tools, CI/CD envs, etc. are targeting humans. In the next few months, as coding agents are becoming more capable and autonomous, we are going to see more projects and companies building the tools and the ecosystem that these agents need for their operation.… https://t.co/SOsrerX4jB
I am testing @grok as a social media advisor to increase my reach here.
I don’t know why it didn’t occur to me before. It has access to all of my X data already, so it has the context.
I’ll report back with the results of my experiments :) https://t.co/JDOwIXCcLF
I lose followers and subscribers with every new post. But I actually like this, it increases the quality of my audience, and only the ones genuinely interested in my content stick around.
I am hoping to make a community out of this in the near future. https://t.co/UiVZXNtgSM
Interesting infographic I came across immediately after publishing the post. Good complement to the text there https://t.co/iQyDV3WE06 https://t.co/23hm5362Jp
New post in my Critical Infrastructures of our Society Series! This time, we’re talking Semiconductors. I explore why the 21st Century is fought over sand, not fuel, and walk you through how ASML and TSMC ended up owning two crucial monopolies in the global value chain. Read…
I suck at social media. I know there’s people that live and breath this stuff, but I am counting the days for an AI agent to manage it for me so I can focus on productive stuff.
But I am aware it is a necessary evil, distribution is key, and is becoming even more
New post in my Critical Infrastructures of our Society Series!
This time, we’re talking Semiconductors.
I explore why the 21st Century is fought over sand, not fuel, and walk you through how ASML and TSMC ended up owning two crucial monopolies in the global value chain.
Read… https://t.co/N45gyLmBij
TIL that the “academic” appendix on newspeak at the end of the book is what turns it into one with a happy ending.
Spoiler alert: it is written in past tense, in traditional English, and it closes mentioning that “newspeak was supposed to become the only language in use in… https://t.co/H0JpuS170t
I just finished rereading 1984 for the nth time (kind of a Christmas tradition by now) It is crazy, every time is different, and with every read it feels more current. Brave new world is next as part of the tradition.
I just finished rereading 1984 for the nth time (kind of a Christmas tradition by now)
It is crazy, every time is different, and with every read it feels more current.
Brave new world is next as part of the tradition. https://t.co/YshFux3YrT
I am wondering if you are really more creative when you are young as a consequence of your age or of the amount of uninterrupted focus time that you can get on a daily basis.
There’s probably science explaining this, but let’s make a poll!
I just came across the following sentence in the opening of a blog post. I have a hard time putting forward how sad this makes me. While the expected value may be the same, the perceived value is not.
This is why I decided to make my newsletter 0,0 AI🍻 That way I don't need… https://t.co/6lEvHfYIEP
I am wondering if 9AM PST may be a better time to schedule my posts than 9AM UTC, any strong opinions?
Turns out I like writing as much as reading. They are becoming a super power I am really grateful I am managing to keep consistently.
Even if no one ends up reading, I am on 3-weeks streak 🫶🫶
This week's post is focused on some of the research I've been doing for one of the critical infrastructures of our society: the food supply chain.
Spoiler alert: This infrastructure can be (and has been) threaten by AI
Link to post below (soon) and in adlrocha(.)substack(.)com… https://t.co/ptgkISIpKS
I know founder match-making is a thing, and I am seeing it more and more these days. But like Tinder, it is not for me. I am too old school and I like it the way it used to be: you either date someone you know, you get warm intros, or do the field work to find the right person
Active v.s. Passive investing. The new dichotomy, and I still don’t have a good answer to it.
The answer was clear a decade ago (in retrospective, of course). Now it still statistically clear but it may under-perform on average in an environment where liquidity is squeezed.
You can read it in an afternoon, but this book seems more relevant than ever in the times we live. Everyone deserves to know how money really works.
I already gave it two rounds this year :) https://t.co/SHH5958oja
PaaS stands for Patent as a Service in the age of AI.
Patent examiners must be having the time of their lives reading all of those “delving” patent trolls https://t.co/0NmWDygICJ
I mention here that my favorite computer scientist is Scott Aaronson. I should have clarified “alive”.
Claude Shannon will always have a special place in my heart 🫶 https://t.co/XlPd6Q7rhA
I woke up the other day completely convinced that P=NP. I thought I was crazy. Some of you may not understand why I thought this was such a weird dream, so I decided to write a post to set the context and bring all of you up to speed. Enjoy! :) Link to the post below (soon) 👇…
I woke up the other day completely convinced that P=NP.
I thought I was crazy.
Some of you may not understand why I thought this was such a weird dream, so I decided to write a post to set the context and bring all of you up to speed. Enjoy! :)
Link to the post below (soon) 👇… https://t.co/Z2gX9RYbaX
It is the pandemic though? Or it has to do with @BaselightDB https://t.co/QpymetdqYw
We just included in @BaselightDB a dataset for the People's Bank of China. I am really excited about this one because it was always hard to find data from China for my analyses. Now I can use @BaselightDB to research things as cool as the opportunities for a CNY carry trade 👇 https://t.co/8yLZKnZjvU
I was using @BaselightDB to make an analysis of public v.s. private markets (both, for investment and credit). I've been feeling lately like private markets are becoming more popular with less companies going public and more interest in PE operations.
Turns out, public markets… https://t.co/i0yNb0yzBa
I decided to start writing my weekly newsletter again. Drop by to give it a quick read and give me your feedback! https://t.co/sRLSUSqu1A
I am officially going crazy.
I just had a dream where p=np.
And I am not kidding or just making this up for the attention!
I even asked @BaselightDB when I woke up to see what it came up with (turns out we still don't know) https://t.co/AxOIbXSHs1
I think I am going to revive my newsletter for the umpteenth time with that as the new value proposition: flawed and human-crafted writing.
Raise your hand if you are in!
(btw you can find a piece of this already on my @BaselightDB letters) 👇 https://t.co/0zUY8A1NXp
I love LLM-unassisted writing. It is the only kind of writing I know.
Between me not being a native English speaker, and all the fun typos that I have, it gives me a unique style hard to replicate :) That's my edge!
This is a feature that I am very fond of. As an active @BaselightDB user I kept seeing myself doing the same kind of analyses over an over again. What if we could automate them so they could be executed with a single click?
Enter @BaselightDB Bases 👇 https://t.co/pXlXeesAOY
And now this? Perfect timing for this analysis!
https://t.co/MYKITVPICa https://t.co/2VB7i9tmR4
Is the risk premium on corporate debt worth the spread right now?
With interest rates being lowered and government deficits soaring, I I had to know how "safe" my fixed income allocation truly is. Making this analysis using @BaselightDB and its Finance Base took me literally 5… https://t.co/BxWFvleiEs
Having kids make you dummer? I think it does.
Looking to trade on today's NFL games using @Kalshi or @RobinhoodApp? Here's my @BaselightDB analysis with a few suggestions :)
Not financial advice, of course, and only for educational purposes. But @BaselightDB is a great data source for prediction markets. https://t.co/lcuVyovMeW
We are cooking something really cool that we are hoping to release in the coming days 🧑🍳
Say goodbye to crafting elaborate prompts for complex analysis. Our @BaselightDB Base analysts will do the hard work for you, bootstrapping what you need to give you the winning edge.
Data… https://t.co/1pSCDPVLeC
Data shows the way - @BaselightDB
And we are making it official! @BaselightDB AI is live in @ProductHunt! Come check out all of our new features, and take them for a spin. We would really appreciate your support and feedback! 🫶
Link for the launch in the next post! 👇 https://t.co/eElRPpQ2JC
The real economy is definitely crumbling. Have you seen the price of milk and eggs these days? Not even McDonald’s is cheap anymore
Actually, it could be quite cool to have a @BaselightDB extension that could help as a copilot enabling you to do data-backed insights related to what you are reading.
I should stop coming up with cool weekend hacks. Otherwise, I will end up losing all of my remaining family… https://t.co/oSyerK2LUe
(1/5) The drums of an AI bubble have been sounding hard lately. I came across this news article from the verge analysing CoreWeave's financials (something I've been hearing from many analysts). You can already expect what I did next, I went into @BaselightDB to see how bad it…
(1/5) The drums of an AI bubble have been sounding hard lately. I came across this news article from the verge analysing CoreWeave's financials (something I've been hearing from many analysts).
You can already expect what I did next, I went into @BaselightDB to see how bad it… https://t.co/H25bzUTluT
Prediction markets are the financialisation of everything!
I love watching how @BaselightDB users interact with the system and leverage it to make really deep analyses. I think I am going to start recording quick demos with real @BaselightDB users to share how they are using our product.
Ping me if you are a @BaselightDB user and you…
We finally have @Kalshi data in @BaselightDB. Look how beautiful this dashboard from @pjsousa looks.
I can't wait to start leveraging all of this data through @BaselightDB AI.
Link to the dashboard below! https://t.co/OD6wur1hHR
I’ve been spending more time in LinkedIn lately for reasons (stay tuned!), and that social media just feels like AIs talking to other AIs.
Pattern: AI generated content -> AI generated replies.
I probably have a bigger audience there than here, but I don’t know why the…
People are hooked to social media, I am hooked to @BaselightDB’s metrics dashboard.
The dopamine rush is as accelerating as getting a notification from @elonmusk
Curious about what @grok + @BaselightDB would look like 🤔
Oh, and btw, we already have both, @Kalshi and @Polymarket datasets in @BaselightDB. In case you want to step up your prediction game :)
Funny, @BaselightDB predicted the outcome of more of last night’s NBA games than I expected.
I can’t wait to release our NBA analyst Base! Follow @BaselightDB to stay tuned!
Of course, I am shamelessly biased, but I am loving @BaselightDB.
I was curious about how was household debt structured in the US, and Baselight answered the question quite nicely! https://t.co/etnPYqZ19B
Is no secret that I've been a bit obsessed with prediction markets lately, and the impact it can have in traditional finance.
I am using @BaselightDB to make all of my prediction markets-related analyses, and the fact that the trading volume in @Polymarket keeps increasing may… https://t.co/OCKOEgxGA0
A lot of the current CAPEX for AI relies on the transformer being the core building block for AI models, what happens when the transformer is replaced by a new core architecture?
Honest question, would love experts on the field to help me reason about this! https://t.co/TFPJ2iC1rL
Everyone is calling out the AI bubble so I decided to ask @BaselightDB AI. I am starting to think that Michael Burry has used it for his short analysis 🙈 https://t.co/7RWbjNrhOT
Si, @BaselightDB AI is already live and answering non-hallucinated questions!
I can’t wait to show you what you can do with it! https://t.co/UDd9Kxw4Dm
We should get @whereisjorge in front of a camera more often. From the three co-founders he is definitely the one with more charisma (and good looks).
Do not miss the @BaselightDB train, take it for a spin, and give Jorge a huge like! https://t.co/rp3F4K42jy
I am figuring out how to make prediction markets more profitable and fun with @BaselightDB
If you work or are an active user of any of these please hit me up! https://t.co/dqgIugfuGs
I am figuring out how to make prediction markets more profitable and fun with @baselight.
If you work or are an active user of any of these please hit me up! https://t.co/dqgIugeWQU
What if a Hamiltonian could describe the operation of an economic system?
Physics and finance!
If this resonates with anyone drop me a message! @BaselightDB is all about structured data at inference time! https://t.co/WzCCJeFwqc
Since @Kalshi was regulated by the CFTC I've been obsessed with what that may entail for sports analytics.
The shift from sports "betting" to sports "trading" fundamentally changes the nature of the data required. And we have you covered, @BaselightDB AI already helps you make… https://t.co/MfvfCNS696
"Instead of a large prompt with an AI tool, start with a smaller increment.
With the AI response, reflect on it, verify, and continue problem-solving with the next step.
Keep moving forward in another small piece. Repeat the cycle.
Then, when you’re ready, package it up into…
Do we live in an over-financialised economy?
I feel like financial economy >>> real economy these days!
. @BaselightDB removes all that rot from those LLM brains :) https://t.co/62QLPiRzUM
More popping signs! We may not reach AGI just yet, but there’s A LOT we can still disrupt with the current state of the art.
Pop the bubble and keep building!
Have you tried @BaselightDB https://t.co/UGGxob4JZX
Is the bubble finally popping?
Curious about @BaselightDB and our vision for a universal hub of structured data for humans and AIs?
Catch me at @Zebu_live on Wednesday where I will be pitching how we are planning to enhance LLMs into data-driven reasoning models! See you there! https://t.co/kWqClGhSRx
I just realised that I unconsciously choose the LLM for a task depending on the amount of domain-related data it has to generate a response from the related service of the company behind it:
* Gemini: Services/product reviews, simple web search, email proof-reading.
* Grok:…
One more day of @EBlockchainCon to go, and you are still on time to catch us at the event and come join a new way of doing data, analytics and LLM’ing with @BaselightDB https://t.co/bNYAnIr1nJ
If you are at @EBlockchainCon tomorrow drop by to say hi and watch us pitch @BaselightDB. We are building the missing piece in the AI stack!
If this looks interesting to you let’s chat! https://t.co/gjrHKrrw0o
It is increasingly clear reality is all is information theory, and we life beings are information processing machines.
Natural selection favors those with better information processing capabilities
Honest question, can sovereign energy become a thing in the EU? If yes, is anyone working on this? I have ideas…
On the occasion of this announcement I "vibe-queried" this @BaselightDB dashboard. I hope you like it :)
And to your question, yes "vibe-querying" is a thing, and it is going to become even easier in the next release! SQL is dead!
PS: Link to the dashboard in the next tweet https://t.co/yK2ZD0J2kS https://t.co/h03bSa0sbt
Welcome to @BaselightDB, @CoinDeskData and @CoinDeskMarkets. I can't wait to see the cool dashboards and data insights that our users are going to be able to pull off using your data 😍😍
Welcome to @BaselightDB, @CoinDeskData and @CoinDeskMarkets. I can't wait to see the cool dashboards and data insights that our users are going to be able to pull off using your data 😍😍 https://t.co/7SsMwLFbll
Oh, oh! And I also found fine-tuned tiny models for narrow tasks pretty cool to play with.
Tiny models i.e ~700M to ~1B active weights https://t.co/6icCOOSgsa
Paradoxically, as a result of this work I ended up having paying subscriptions to every major LLM provider. But even with this, I still enjoy more tinkering with open-source and open-weight models. 1. One can run many of them and fine-tune them locally. 2. You are in for…
Paradoxically, as a result of this work I ended up having paying subscriptions to every major LLM provider.
But even with this, I still enjoy more tinkering with open-source and open-weight models.
1. One can run many of them and fine-tune them locally.
2. You are in for… https://t.co/AgMekp6PjB
The next few weeks look super exciting for @BaselightDB. I can’t wait!
The next few weeks look super exciting for @BaselightDB. I can’t wait!
Scams are definitely levelling up their game! https://t.co/4WNrngI2kk
Find you ICP and sell them painkillers, not vitamins
gpt-oss and Grok code are less verbose than Claude Sonnet. They feel more "agentic". This is something I like, it saves tokens and goes straight to the point, but I have to admit that I sometimes enjoy Claude's detailed reasoning
That feeling of agony that you get when you are running out of tokens on your AI plan https://t.co/UKRW1xsjH7
Aaaand is working on my local env, time to test it in the wild.
Now is when the fun starts, right? https://t.co/zPPmbE0Ct0
I am starting my journey with OAuth and MCP
I got hooked to physics-based computing. Reading papers about the topic has become my bed-time routine.
Now you know why I sleep well at night!
What if execution is what matters?
I am sick of reading AI-generated content. It’s hard to admit, but @X is still one of the few places where people write by themselves. It’s small enough not to be worth a prompt (or is it?)
But really, if you are lazy about writing, do not write. Or at least review what the…
Rollercoaster mode on! https://t.co/gERBDlPUu9
I am starting my journey with OAuth and MCP https://t.co/gC35Mkelr0
Gemini is great for certain tasks. Google and TPUs may actually have a chance to win the AI-race.
Without a lot of noise and completely under the radar of investors and analysts(which keep pushing the narrative of Google's death by AI)
Which brings me to my next thought, can this be automated with an LLM?
Who’s would require an LLM to be more human-like, but can an LLM pretend that is human? https://t.co/6wvr87Pfs5
I am so sick of reading AI-generated content these days. I need a tool that automatically detects this content and it either makes it more human-like, or just discards it. BTW, follow me for more sloppy tweets written by a sloppy human with sloppy English
I am so sick of reading AI-generated content these days. I need a tool that automatically detects this content and it either makes it more human-like, or just discards it.
BTW, follow me for more sloppy tweets written by a sloppy human with sloppy English
When you spend more time trying to architect tests so they are reliable than in the actual implementation…
And in case you are wondering, no, AIs weren’t as helpful as I would’ve wished on this task https://t.co/sIIvNwhnGA
Graphical representation of a coding agent with full host permissions and access to your code.
Agents should include a disclaimer saying: "do not use without a human in-the-loop".
I am increasingly seeing the false illusion of power and omniscience of agent users. This is… https://t.co/wAVqWLFYhs
No matter what your field is, invest the time to learn your craft deeply!
(It's hard for me to elaborate in a few characters, I may need to write my post so I can include all my observations --I have real examples--) https://t.co/31Lw40tAOh
More important than being able to use AI effectively is to be able to explain their output. The people that won't be replaced by AI are the ones that are able to understand and reason about their outputs and improve them critically.
More important than being able to use AI effectively is to be able to explain their output.
The people that won't be replaced by AI are the ones that are able to understand and reason about their outputs and improve them critically.
After reading this post I am considering switching some of my local workloads from Docker to Podman to avoid issues like the one below with the Docker network service. https://t.co/qeeDyFOXHH https://t.co/J3BSFiwtLD
I just fixed a nasty issue that was triggering a `ERR_NETWORK_CHANGED` in my @FrameworkPuter machine every 2 minutes. It was bugging my local env to a point that I was thinking about wiping my PC completely. Turns out it was @Docker triggering healtcheck events that created new…
Dashboards are live in @BaselightDB, and they are beautiful!
Check them out and share with me your cool insights! https://t.co/n5kkbsO9lW
I am the only one worried about this? https://t.co/eRe33F1vau
I mean, I’ve been having this on the back of my mind for a while, but now it is settled. I am building my own local AI box to run my own models locally (suggestions welcome)
@ollama has been so far the most reliable and interoperable piece of tech to seamlessly switch between… https://t.co/UtruS5Ljhh
Model providers need to get their shit together. Calling gpt-oss in two different providers do not return the same channel tags. Why on earth?
Model providers need to get their shit together. Calling gpt-oss in two different providers do not return the same channel tags. Why on earth? https://t.co/bfdCNJHHSG
Mathematics is masturbation, engineering is making the kid 🙈
Maybe that’s what I should do next: become a successful podcaster!
Successful podcaster have the privilege of being able to have 1:1s and learn first-hand from the top experts in many fields.
I am sometimes reading books or papers about all of these people that have been interviewed in podcast and I am like “shit, I wish I could ask them this…
And yesterday I spent the day reading about the new chiplet trend and ARMs proposal for standard chiplet interconnection. It’s really fascinating how things have evolved!
Hobby of the day. I started reading the VHDL implementation of different modules for an ARM ISA: from pipelining to branch prediction, caches, and virtual memory.
I love electrical engineering.
From electrons, to waves, to bits, back to waves and eventually to electrons again
This has been in the works for a few months now. @BaselightDB can now run analytics on your @WalrusProtocol data out of the box!
Pretty excited about the new cool use cases this can enable! https://t.co/SfGIiSka5c
One of the things I like about investing over other fields is that you can become better (and be considered as such) the older you get. Unfortunately this is not always the case for other fields and “the train” may pass for you
And this is just the beginning of @BaselightDB, and I am already using it personally in a daily basis. https://t.co/JF1WkzRZ9C
I am so bullish on @BaselightDB these days :)
I was also introduced to https://t.co/9MP627Uef4 and I can’t wait to try a few ideas I have and tinker a bit with that tech
And when I say I have to force myself, I REALLY HAVE TO FORCE MYSELF!
I can’t wait to start writing the features that we have planned for @BaselightDB in the next two months. It seemed like a good point to get some breath before we releasing the kraken 🧌🧌👾 https://t.co/y6ZLbTErOU
Since Christmas I haven’t had a proper break, so I forced myself to have a full week break starting today. I am catching up with my book backlog: - The Outsiders ✅ - Apple In China ⏭️ Any other that you liked and that you would recommend? Any topic works. Either technical or…
Since Christmas I haven’t had a proper break, so I forced myself to have a full week break starting today. I am catching up with my book backlog:
- The Outsiders ✅
- Apple In China ⏭️
Any other that you liked and that you would recommend? Any topic works. Either technical or…
It is as important to choose the right LLM as to provide them with the right context.
I am so bullish on @BaselightDB these days :) https://t.co/VgehFQT66Z
I am as flawed as a non-AI human can be :)
I can't explain with words how much fixing this has improved my productivity. This was becoming a problem https://t.co/qeeDyFOpS9 https://t.co/se0M8R1HbQ
I just fixed a nasty issue that was triggering a `ERR_NETWORK_CHANGED` in my @FrameworkPuter machine every 2 minutes. It was bugging my local env to a point that I was thinking about wiping my PC completely. Turns out it was @Docker triggering healtcheck events that created new…
I just fixed a nasty issue that was triggering a `ERR_NETWORK_CHANGED` in my @FrameworkPuter machine every 2 minutes. It was bugging my local env to a point that I was thinking about wiping my PC completely.
Turns out it was @Docker triggering healtcheck events that created new…
What would be the state of computing be if we hadn’t discovered the transistor and Von Neumann’s architecture? I invite you to do this mental exercise, is a fun one!
What would be the state of computing if we hadn’t discover the transistor and Von Neumann’s architecture? I invite you to do this mental exercise, is a fun one!
If we had analogical computation we would be able to represent the physical world more accurately, right?
Two weeks pass by at lighting speed @BaselightDB https://t.co/UJjkT6BeF0
Achievement of the day: installing @claudeai desktop in Linux and connecting it to @BaselightDB
Now I know data kung fu! https://t.co/hSAA5aQtfO
We are into something!
How hard would it be to build my own chip from home? I want to start re-industralising my home :)
I’ve evolved @RayDalio’s All-Weather portfolio in what I call the Fortress porfolio.
Nothing too novel, but something that I feel more comfortable holding long-term without changes to protect against the uncertain times we live in.
This must exist already somewhere, but…
These past weeks it’s been refactor time, but I can’t wait to start writing new features again! https://t.co/bUrRKYY8IB
Building @BaselightDB doesn't feel like work. This is why I increasingly see myself pulling out my laptop and hacking things around on weekends.
Some may say that is sad, I would say that I am really fortunate :) I am having fun and I may one day be rewarded for all the fun I am…
I've been looking to build a server box at home to run local LLMs. Please convince me that it is not worth the effort and the money and that I should just use one of those GPU/cloud providers out there.
(Bonus points if you point me to the most cost effective provider to run…
Let me tell you the intra-story of this @BaselightDB insight.
The author is @ElReyDeTent. He is an @NFL fan. He doesn't have a technical background and hasn't written a single line of code or SQL to come up with this insight.
This fills me with joy. This is the new superpower… https://t.co/4SCSOUmjJ3
I don't know about you, but this worries me a bit :) Time to revisit our p(doom) numbers? https://t.co/jcB9i6cOzC
This past week I've been working on one of those changes for @BaselightDB that is transparent for user but that it'll (hopefully) improve their experience on the platform significantly: now user queries can run concurrently, reducing their time from query to result :)
Curious about why we started building @BaselightDB? Here's my talk at @Web3summit. Please reach out if you have any feedback or you just want to chat about data, AI et. al!
https://t.co/fSnWaR7RCe
I went through a few of my last few tweets, and I am clearly human and not a bot. Man, they are full of typos https://t.co/ApY14SMkVE
Really excited about this one! Look how beautiful XRPL Data look in @BaselightDB :) https://t.co/b3aabG9vAV https://t.co/Nt4MGOBq31
I really hate IntelliJ IDEA, what does it need to eat my whole CPU? Come on, are you really telling me that an Electron App can do better than a Java one in terms of performance?
I had a chance to tinker with the data using our MCP server. And it was so goood! Really excited to see how the XRPL community makes use of @BaselightDB https://t.co/iC1OS5y11r
This is an accurate analysis of the current state of affairs of LLM-powered coding. https://t.co/bzIajXmKgi
Is it normal that I am sometimes excited about Mondays, or should I find professional help?
I hope this is still the case once AIs save us all from having to work :)
Freshly out of the oven! Feedback welcome! https://t.co/LnNj7i4Q9F
Look at this beautiful @BaselightDB charts 😍 Of course I am biased, but man... And without writing a single line of SQL, all with natural language! https://t.co/xuCZPCbTfq
I never thought this could be possible, but I got addicted to our own product. I've been the whole morning exploring @BaselightDB data with the help of @claudeai https://t.co/8QUSXiaqvl
When we had to pay per character when writing SMS we kind of thought a bit before sending message. At least for me, this is not the case any more
Plan for the worst and hope for the best
I feel that AI coding agents and IDEs are already leaking too much about their agents flow through everyday use. They are vulnerable to reverse-engineering and they will have to find additional differentiators to build their moat and win the market
Fine, not blockchain-related, but password-less auth is also something I am looking forward to, and that blockchains could actually help spread.
I really hate passwords. https://t.co/2V2w762KG6
What really excites me about stablecoins is how they have an opportunity to completely redefine the the backend infrastructure of the financial system.
It was about time that we upgraded it, and in the process let’s try to open it and lower its barriers
Stablecoins are recovering my faith in the potential impact of blockchain technology. I am seeing a lot of cool stuff being cooked in the space.
There may be something more than just BTC after all
We made it to the point of no return (or going forward). No walking access from here on, we will have to find our way into the airport some way https://t.co/s6NqIFOntr https://t.co/ibabXpUu99
Ok, half-way there, we may actually make it! 2h30 to go!
Ok, half-way there, we may actually make it! 2h30 to go! https://t.co/enZhyh68jk https://t.co/Pg8jsZwhd1
So… @whereisjorge’s flight has been delayed after @Web3summit and we were like “what do you want to do?” “I’ve always wanted to walk to the airport” “Me too!” So that is what we are doing. We don’t know if we will make it on time. Will keep you posted!
So… @whereisjorge’s flight has been delayed after @Web3summit and we were like “what do you want to do?”
“I’ve always wanted to walk to the airport”
“Me too!”
So that is what we are doing. We don’t know if we will make it on time.
Will keep you posted! https://t.co/CmNhgQzbdW
This was so fun!
You should all bring @BaselightDB to your lives! https://t.co/t1D3F2RVug
While making everyone a data analyst in the process :)) https://t.co/WamdwapzgW
This place is beautiful!
@Web3summit is not only worth for the content and connections, but for being able to enjoy it on this amazing venue. https://t.co/xGJpxeloxg
Spoiler alert: we want to make every individual with a computer a data analyst.
Is still early for @BaselightDB but the more progress we make, the more convinced I am that we have areal chance to make it happen https://t.co/nRifOZ3tHp
Build your own credentials by doing, don’t let institutions certify what you are capable of
Did someone say @BaselightDB-powered LLMs?
We are going all-in on making data and analytics accessible for everyone! https://t.co/E52ePNOGZe
Just dropping by to remind you that I will be live at @Web3summit to share a bit more of why we decided to start building @BaselightDB https://t.co/0VaewenFN1
Even the market of large LLMs may not end up being a winner take all situation. I've observed recently that each of the big LLMs I use in my day-to-day excels at different tasks:
* Gemini is great as a research companion
* Claude is my go-to code assistant.
* Grok is really…
It is all about first principles!
You are one book away from being an expert.
A single book and LLMs to help you fill the void can take you from zero to hero!
Does anyone else get intermittent “Network Error” when using @GitHubCopilot’s agent in @code. I am running in Linux and is annoying as F*.
Please help! I am writing my own code again, and that is becoming high risk (close to existential) for the code I touch! Any fix?
A bit of a spoiler for my talk at @Web3summit happening next week where I'll share a bit more of what we are doing at @BaselightDB https://t.co/80vtXhX4U2
📬 @BaselightDB Letters – Volume 3 is here.
Here’s what’s new:
• A new MCP server that lets LLMs query Baselight using natural language
• Fresh, high-quality onchain data across 10+ EVM chains (and growing)
• Streamlined charting UX with new chart types
• Public profile…
Anyone else feels that the AI coding agents and IDE market is getting a bit saturated? It should eventually consolidate through M&A or bankruptcy.
I mean, the target market is huge, but does it justify more than 2-4 players? Look at the landscape for internet browsers…
Challenge accepted!
Building a startup and soon raising in Stage 5 of the Big Debt Cycle. Fun fun fun!
Maybe this just my confirmation bias, but this post reinforces my opinion here:
https://t.co/IEq5yQqi1y https://t.co/ORHkE0CQSv
The marginal cost for writing software is going to zero. What’s next? Is there still a deep tech opportunity in software?
All data can be structured!
I need to lock myself in a room for at least 2 days with music, a notebook and my laptop to build what I want to build next!
@BaselightDB is leveling up!
This is the space company that will take us to Mars, right? https://t.co/rgOMypEKxB
The marginal cost for writing software is going to zero. What’s next? Is there still a deep tech opportunity in software?
Someone is pitching @BaselightDB for us at @RaiseSummit.
That’s really nice of him :) https://t.co/jLJxQfJCJV
Turns out @BaselightDB may have a bigger role on the future of AI than we originally thought! 🤯
If you are at @RaiseSummit and want to chat structured data and AI, reach out! https://t.co/H65nEjYwpI
Baselight's (@BaselightDB) vision is to unlock the world’s structured data for discovery, analysis, and collaboration.
Making data available through our universal catalog isn't enough— it needs to be easy to access and consume by everyone (not only data analysts)
And do not learn economics, learn game theory
Do not learn computer science, learn information theory and physics
I’ve been thinking a lot about what SWE will look like 5 years from now.
BTW, there are words like prompt and context that adding them engineering as a surname doesn’t make them less of a trial and error/intuition practice.
The USD doesn’t need a CDBC, it already has USDT.
Spot on!
I read the other day that Tether is becoming one of the largest holders of T-bills. Anyone else have realised that is already becoming a “too-big-to-fail” shadow bank? We may see soon the FED offering liquidity to rescue stablecoins.
In exchange, they get new entities… https://t.co/xkStXucvEG
Fuck it, the screenshot is horrible and I don't know if it is even readable, but let me hype this to all @BaselightDB users! https://t.co/KMPGC0vPy5
I just connected my Github Copilot to @BaselightDB. I will share a demo soon.
What this means is that now I want to connect everything through MCP. I actually have a great idea of something that it would be pretty cool to expose through MCP.
Ping me if this sparked your…
Actually, every time I read about Soham Parek this great quote from Charlie Munger comes to mind. https://t.co/2jzEoNyprn
Honest question, all these people on this trendy /r/overemployed/ reddit do not have kids or a life, right?
Either that or they already reached AGI.
I see more and more company employees shifting into build their own thing or becoming independent contractors.
Is this a lack of job opportunities or career growth in existing corporations, or a real paradigm shift in how we work?
I was just wondering, do LLMs also appreciate visual structure when reading text? They process text token by token, but they have been trained through human-readable text (which is full of structure).
E.g. will an LLM return betters results if the markdown table that you provide…
Baselight is the @BaselightDB for crypto https://t.co/xeNV82WwsR
Fortunately, everything in life is just information theory (including the physics that rule this reality)
Even more understanding these black boxes provide the kind of mental models that will help with understanding technology. Before this role was played by understanding how computers worked, now one would need to understand how intelligence works
LLMs are these black boxes full of intelligence with limited connectivity the real world. By becoming so useful on our day to day they’ve built the incentives for us to build their pipes to the real world for them (MCP, tools, etc.).
See how smart they are?
Current status: Cooking something for @BaselightDB
This has been on one of my screens for the last two days (just saying :) ). https://t.co/CVwoV4XGqw
Other devs/founders that I read in X: "I am not going to sleep until I get this piece of code to work"
Me: "I am definitely going to find some quiet time in the weekend so I can wrap up that last piece of code for this amazing feature I am writing"... but then kids happen.
I… https://t.co/3ejzGHB5Zn
What comes first: fame or shit posting.
One gets famous out of shit posting, or can only start shit posting once fame has been achieved? https://t.co/rlp3Qauslm
The ultimate parenting tip! The startup that does this will eat the market! https://t.co/zHWxDwhso3
The future of SWE: baby-sitting a pool of coding agents
Unappreciated skill that everyone should develop: being able to listen to podcasts/videos/talks at x1.75-x2 speed.
It really increases the throughput of your information intake. There's not coming back from it. From there on x1 speaking just feel too slow.
I am testing Github Copilot Agent and I feel like Homer Simpson in this famous episode.
Just click "Continue" and hope for the best! https://t.co/3PpzJ6QNzL
This @BaselightDB user public page looks beautiful.
Go run a few queries and upload your data to see how yours get populated and as beautiful as mine :) https://t.co/gGy0WzYoP4
And this is why I was saying the other day that I appreciate more context-length than model capabilities these days.
The good thing about context engineering is that is something that you can develop a good intuition about by interacting enough with different types (and sizes)… https://t.co/1c6FBu9o1l
Hot take of the day, I don't think SWEs will be fully replace in the next 2-5 years (even if much of the work we do can be automated). There still needs to be a human in the loop.
My tweet below is why I think that for toy projects that you want to write from scratch vibe-coding… https://t.co/SlWlxcZRg5
And in case you are wondering, yes, I tried to vibe-coded but after 30 mins of letting the agent go back and forth by itself trying to fix an error (even with some directions from my side) I decided to just write it myself
Yay! I just wrote my first MCP server ever than when I say "ping" it replies "pong"
Something cool may be coming to @BaselightDB soon. Start sharpening your LLMs. https://t.co/0ZZPRn9RQL
I don't know if I appreciate more LLM intelligence or context-window size these days
Productivity tip from gurus: "Always carry a book to maximize idle moments."
My parent productivity hack: Idle moments do not exist. Always keep your noise cancellation headphones with you so you can listen to podcasts and audiobooks when the opportunity arises. You keep those…
Productivity tip from millionaires: Get 8 hours of sleep, wake up at 5 AM.
Productivity tip from parents: Sync your sleep schedule with your kids' and pray for a lie-in. 🫠
And this is why I am planning to start sharing my own “productivity kids for parents” and stories from successful parent friends here.
The world deserves to know that you can also make it while raising happy kids, and that life is not about choosing between kids and your career…
Don’t you think that all those health and productivity tips from business gurus and successful entrepreneurs always assume a lack of kids in the equation? There is no way one can implement many of the things they suggest if you want to also be involved in the day to day of your…
Wait! Could this be any cooler? A 3D visualisation of GPT with all of its transformer layers and all. You can even see the size comparison between nano-GPT and GPT3 😱 https://t.co/32Q38YRNeB
I am myself an active @BaselightDB user, and once you get into the habit of asking questions over structured data, the answers you get are so clean! You can visualise them and easily dig into the details with a few strokes.
I don't think LLMs are currently able to achieve this…
TIL that there are @MongoDB bots periodically monitoring blocks of IP addresses in search for open databases in the default port that they can dump to make a quick few bucks in BTC
(my gut feeling is that they just drop the database and never back up the content. The ransom is… https://t.co/4qTfWs2K7O
Exciting news! My talk "Dismantling One Data Monopoly at a Time in the Age of AI" has been accepted to this year's edition of @Web3summit.
If you are around and you want to chat all things data, @BaselightDB, AI and crypto hit me up! https://t.co/BuBTo9Yr4a
I don't know if this is the right call, but after playing a bit with Cursor and Windsurf (on their free trial) I am back to Code + Github Copilot. Please tell me, what am I doing wrong!?
# @BaselightDB Letters: Volume 1 - Project Titanic, your personal assistant, and a flagship dataset
We’ve been heads down pushing new features every week to Baselight! As the Baselight CTO, I want to make sure everyone knows all that we’ve been cooking, and the new capabilities… https://t.co/BhRbvajl0w
And to your questions, yes, Michael Scott is my role model in business :) https://t.co/mAvbkZWHsC
Really excited with what we are cooking with the @getgalaxy_ team! Are you ready to query @BaselightDB datasets in a whole new way? https://t.co/A5I6ZVXQan
This has happened to way more people than one would expect :(
https://t.co/GOJIw3m5aG https://t.co/K1GooaHXl1
I love being able to read the code behind some of the tools and libraries that I use in a daily basis. Open-source software is beautiful.
I want to be able to do the same but for data, I need to find the time to hack something that I can integrate into @BaselightDB
And here's an example of a @BaselightDB insight leveraging that dataset by @pjsousa after yesterday's Portugal -Germany match. Pretty cool!
https://t.co/c9S8Ka4pyp https://t.co/KhS3C6xd8n
Super excited about the work @pjsousa has been pushing to make @BaselightDB the de-facto platform for sports analytics.
If you like soccer, you are into fantasy leagues, or you love extracting insights about the latest @slbenfica_en and @realmadriden matches I would love to… https://t.co/prUSgaV3rC
Question, do people like the AI-generated reports that @perplexity_ai, @ChatGPTapp, @GeminiApp, @grok et. all generate for you after a Deep Research?
This just inspired an idea for a pretty cool thing we could build on top of @BaselightDB, but before jumping into it I want some…
Finding an obsession is great! Viktor Frankel already advises to always find a purpose!
Honest question, are there more fan girls/boys in finance or sports? Asking for a friend. We may have some data for you in @BaselightDB
Funny story, @whereisjorge and I came to a similar conclusion this morning. All those fights against the compiler may end up paying off!
https://t.co/6tFYqSrrKG
In the near future I think is going to be rare and highly valued human created online content that is not trying to sell you something, e.g. genuine pieces of non-AI generated poetry, music, or SWE tutorial.
That or AI will learn how to fake imperfections and human sloppiness in…
Not as successful as originally expected. It kept getting stuck, I still prefer the copilot approach, where you peer program with the AI for fun and profit.
Vibe-coding isn’t for me right now. https://t.co/4W8rzlgo77
First time ever that I delegate my dev work to a coding agent. Testing a new flow leveraging Github Copilot, let's see how it goes! I'll keep you posted.
But then I see what we are building at @BaselightDB and I am like: "this is going to be huge, and is so fun to build that is totally worth it".
And this marks the end of my Thursday rant! Follow me for more random and inconsistent tweeting! https://t.co/P58aYnevlY
Sometimes it also feels like https://t.co/KnZstuhsvc
Ask me how is like to build a startup?
So build it with people that you like, that way you will also have fun and learn a ton! https://t.co/xdwUQagQj7
Curious about what @BaselightDB is all about? Check @ElReyDeTent pitch at @CoinDesk's PitchFest.
SELECT * FROM baselight :) https://t.co/f2aipyd245
First time ever that I delegate my dev work to a coding agent. Testing a new flow leveraging Github Copilot, let's see how it goes! I'll keep you posted. https://t.co/O5rtXG0LDO
I have to say I am a bit sick of reading so much AI-generated content in the Internet these days. I miss the typos, the bad grammar, and the sloppiness and crude style of human-generated text.
More data or more quality? Which one should we prioritise?
I love seeing @BaselightDB insights being shared in the wild. I just saw the first insight from a forked query, and it was beautiful https://t.co/CMZ7YxvjbV
At the beginning of the year I read Poor Charlie's Almanack, and with Warren Buffet's recent retirement I decided to also read Warren's biography.
I've done this out of pure chance (if it wasn't for Warren's retirement I wouldn't have done this), but is great to see the… https://t.co/q4xDnzMPe6
You know you are on the right track when you can’t stop thinking about the problem at hand!
Anyone out there working on a data-intensive company open for a fun chat? Hit me up! https://t.co/CNBeuA87A2
Please, kill me! This simple line has been responsible for wasting my last hour! I imported the wrong `assertEquals` while refactoring some code.
In case you are wondering, no, LLMs and AI was of no help tracking down this one...
This dependency changes the order of the… https://t.co/2KJ6Ym1T5T
I increasingly see people from crypto moving into AI. I don’t know if this says more about what is happening in crypto or about what is happening in AI, or maybe both?
Ok! I think it is official, I hate IntelliJ IDEA. We can't yet break up because it is the only decent IDE to write Kotlin, but why does it have to put my laptop spinning like it was about to take off? 😑
I just watched @getgalaxy_ product demo, and it looks pretty sleek! Can't wait to take it for a spin once it is released! https://t.co/uUPEBAi5w0
And there’s a new dataset coming to @BaselightDB that I am really excited about curated by the one and only @pjsousa.
Spoiler alert: It can be used to generate insights about how @SLBenfica and @realmadrid are the best teams in Europe:) https://t.co/GYkxkcblM3
Curious about what we are cooking at @BaselightDB these days? A trained eye may already be able to spot a few spoilers on this snippet of code that I am currently working on.
The time to release the @walrus may be approaching! https://t.co/zsDSgzLVfO
My frontend achievement of the day. Preventing our @BaselightDB error assistant from showing useless diffs when the query has trailing spaces. It may seem small, but for a frontend ignoramus like me this is huge :) https://t.co/hZp8GVTPQR
The same way that you incur into financial and technical debt, one can incur into personal and career debt. https://t.co/VOBwni1qOH
Nothing better to fish the week that a Sunday injury, right? :)
Basketball is fun! https://t.co/lx91ItaWLT
Refreshing my frontend skills in 2025. Totally worthless or something worth pursuing? https://t.co/mvSXwIGjvx
I actually miss writing my weekly piece. Does someone have 32-hour days that I can use? https://t.co/6pj2MAd3yw
I love sharing these updates! https://t.co/XGAKYzT8zx https://t.co/NeN0yt0xjx
Daily dose of cute! 🪐 Tons of you asked about my profile pic—why’s it everywhere? I make up goofy stories for my son, starring him! The stories I was used to read him always had pictures on them, so I decided to start leveraging gen-AI for my own stories too. His fave is '<my… https://t.co/yPiVDIpoHO
Daily milestone achieved! I managed to query a dataset stored in @WalrusProtocol from @duckdb. Next up, getting a baby to nap. Let’s go! 🤘🤘 https://t.co/IOUJkcQ9UK
It's been a while since I compile a Rust project from scratch. Damn! I didn't remember how slow this can be. https://t.co/wmdPpAqUyS
What would you do if your home electricity was free and unlimited?
I’ll start build a home data center. I’ll need to figure out how to pay for the PFlops, but at least I would be able to power them. Your turn! https://t.co/zlOqKv4e9x
Exciting news for the team, @ElReyDeTent will be pitching our vision for @BaselightDB at Consensus 2025's @CoinDesk PitchFest https://t.co/8v1xYK61N9
Curious about what's coming next in Baselight? Try catching @whereisjorge and Trent on-site and maybe they'll hype you small…
This is how a strategy slide looks like for @BaselightDB. We love each other, but this is the reality.
More context here: https://t.co/YtHsZTw0bx https://t.co/PSUpMKffsG
Are you curious about the different personality traits of the team members behind @BaselightDB? Are any of you able to identify who is who?
There is nothing better than a baby napping on the next room to boost your productivity. Highly recommended! Can’t wait to share what we are cooking. https://t.co/cKZc62Bbuz
It's great to see how network coding is being applied now as a way to improve the performance of P2P protocols: https://t.co/iHM2NVh41l
This is something that I also explored as a way to improve file-exchange protocols back in the day (actually, 2020 according to this post) :)…
Are you curious about the different personality traits of the team members behind @BaselightDB? Are any of you able to identify who is who? https://t.co/9a4XwtL1jr
Some news for the week, the @BaselightDB just started working in "Project Titanic🧊". The goal? Moving the platform into an Iceberg. https://t.co/maYu41gAFj
Money is a mean of exchange and a tool for mass control. Use it with care!
Economics is closer to quantum physics than an exact science. You get some probability of something happening, but you don’t get the result until you observe it!
Wondering what the the @BaselightDB team has been up to apart from shipping really cool features? Here are the faces of the wonderful team behind our awesome project.
Any guesses of where they are? https://t.co/yZgBVPvIKA
Satoshi Nakamoto created one of the most appealing crypto-bounties for quantum computing researchers. Just saying!
Someone I know would reply to this tweet with a simple gif: https://t.co/amHkcH5bXl https://t.co/gHdza8ivfT
I can’t wait to share with you what we currently have in the oven. In the meantime, you can take the latest release for a spin :) https://t.co/CM4k3ofwdo
After working with @duckdb for a while I can only say that it is a charm to use, and that the deeper I go into how it works under the hood the more I am amazed by THIS AMAZING PIECE OF TECH!
Kudos to the team and maintainers! https://t.co/beSBA5MXiV
This is your chance to finally try @BaselightDB!! https://t.co/OobJOi58gu
I had a hunch, but now I am certain that I am weird as fuck.
I get more excited when I buy an ETF or a stock, or when I publish my @BaselightDB insight, than after buying a new iPhone.
Oh and btw, @BaselightDB goes live tomorrow. Just saying! https://t.co/NOqReYYAp0
Curious about how has the life expectancy in your country evolved in the past few years, and how (and if) it is correlated with the consumption of alcohol and BMI of the population? 📈
Here's the simple @BaselightDB of the day, and next week we are opening the platform for… https://t.co/V4lGSFmfNA
It looks like we are getting another one to the list today!🫠 https://t.co/sfwp5RHHl0 https://t.co/mG35XgaIsG
In a day like today where the stock market is crashing HARD I went to @BaselightDB to check how often this type of crashes happen. I made a query to check the days in which at least one of the major stock indices in the world had over a 5% drop and this is what I got 🧵
In a day like today where the stock market is crashing HARD I went to @BaselightDB to check how often this type of crashes happen.
I made a query to check the days in which at least one of the major stock indices in the world had over a 5% drop and this is what I got 🧵 https://t.co/RSVL2ZgDkp
Today in the “cooking @BaselightDB” series I want to share my frustration of the day. Writing consistent tests for anything that touches an LLM in the back is hard. Non-determinism is a bitch! How are you people testing your LLMs these days? https://t.co/Tz9WSRlAzJ
Let’s change how we collaborate and share data. We’ve been wrong all along, this is not the new age of AI, it is the new age of data!
Come follow us to the @BaselightDB side! https://t.co/BzRDInuO5d https://t.co/xC5N5ACXQz
Anyone looking to learn more about what @BaselightDB is all about, and how is @akavenetwork making decentealised storage accessible? This is happening now! Join @ElReyDeTent and @stefaanweb3 on a journey through the world of decentralised structured data :) https://t.co/nkeNySxh3S
Another amazing data provider joining the team! I highly recommend making a @BaselightDB Insight using @portals_fi data. They have really high-quality and cool data on their datasets! (will actually post one myself soon). https://t.co/kO8OUQBqK9
Another amazing data provider joining the team! I highly recommend making a @BaselightDB Insight using @portals_fi data. They have really high-quality and cool data no their datasets! (will actually post one myself soon). https://t.co/kO8OUQBqK9
It's been a while since I share @BaselightDB insight, but there's a reason for that. At the end of the thread you will understand why.
In the meantime, let's have a look at something that is on everyone's lips: the evolution of global military spending 🧵 https://t.co/2azCaHK6nf
Hey, hey! We are now live at @ProductHunt. If you enjoy what we are building at @BaselightDB please👍 us so others can also learn more about the future of data! 🧵 https://t.co/d7qMotstRM
Could @BaselightDB prevent a lot of valuable data from eventually disappearing from the Internet? That's the goal, and this is why I am super excited about the chat that Ainhoa Marzol (@gargoladigital), Gloria Expósito (@bne_biblioteca), Emilio Doménech (
@nanisimo) and me are… https://t.co/aMYLZH8WyZ
For several reasons, I am actually really excited about this one :)
Sign up to our waitlist at https://t.co/KnFWxF2aKM if you want to start tinkering with this data! https://t.co/CSNIGRDoXI
Hey mum! I am featured in today’s @BaselightDB update! 😍 https://t.co/tjbFybBiZx
So it looks like @BaselightDB is Top100 material :) Exciting! https://t.co/zAMrWwd4Nq
This indeed happened, and I would love y'all to try out what we are building. I can't wait for everyone to start sharing their own @BaselightDB insights🫶
Really appreciate the shout out @NiphermeDave https://t.co/wH1RKht2WO
So I realised that as I grew older my daily use of the phone have been declining significantly but, is this a common trend or it is just me? Let's see if today's @BaselightDB insight can help us answer this question 🧵 https://t.co/8ci5qfHbi6
There are people that eat to live, and I am one of those that live to eat. This is why I am so into food-related indices.
After coming up with the @BaselightDB "Tortilla Index" as a proxy measure for inflation, I bring you the "Banana Index" 🧵
https://t.co/9ogyj8coYQ
For my @BaselightDB insight of the day I present you the "Tortilla Index", my own personal proxy for inflation. This innovative index tracks the price of Mexican tortillas alongside other key commodities over time, offering a unique glimpse into inflation trends. Anyone that…
If you had told me last year by this time that I would be reposting this announcement about @FinisterraLabs and @BaselightDB I wouldn't have believed you.
I am so grateful to @HaunVentures and @Lightshift_xyz for believing in our vision and giving us the chance to disrupt how… https://t.co/GJ4STvksbP
Is it true that Steph Curry changed the @NBA? Let's focus my @BaselightDB insight of the day on exploring this. https://t.co/9Z625XtriP
Many of you may have heard the news of the recent $1.4B hack to Bybit. This seemed as good an excuse as any other to focus my @BaselightDB Insight of the day on hacks and data breaches 🧵 https://t.co/KqNDb2lkw0
With all the recent news about plane crashes, I decided to dedicate my @BaselightDB insight of the day to give clarity to a question that I ask myself every time I board a plane. 🛬
How secure is this plane, and what is my probability of surviving if it crashes? 🧵 https://t.co/sOR9XGRmL0
Just came across @virattt's https://t.co/qeOQZZ9xl6. Is great!
Imagine how powerful could it be to join all this data with the heterogeneous datasets available in @BaselightDB... open for a quick chat? Would love to see https://t.co/qeOQZZ9xl6 provided through Baselight 🙏 https://t.co/ARZwOdWwxl
The Tortilla Index is back in today's @BaselightDB insight 🌽 Curious about how closely the stock prices of companies like Chipotle $CMG or $YUM might correlate with the Tortilla Index? So was I—and here’s what I found. There’s a noticeable connection, but is this the root…
The Tortilla Index is back in today's @BaselightDB insight 🌽
Curious about how closely the stock prices of companies like Chipotle $CMG or $YUM might correlate with the Tortilla Index? So was I—and here’s what I found.
There’s a noticeable connection, but is this the root… https://t.co/bKO7Zf5zUh https://t.co/QPcJ5Yl9Kx
I love these Super Bowl-themed @BaselightDB insights!
Follow @whereisjorge for more cool insights (spoiler alert: he even shared a @BaselightDB-powered sun+happiness index) https://t.co/2SXXkYKPMn
For my @BaselightDB insight of the day I present you the "Tortilla Index", my own personal proxy for inflation.
This innovative index tracks the price of Mexican tortillas alongside other key commodities over time, offering a unique glimpse into inflation trends.
Anyone that… https://t.co/nKaZxa1Tkt
Can LLMs solve real-world problems in companies and boost employee productivity? Uber just proved it's possible with their QueryGPT—without needing to train or fine-tune models from scratch. Prompt engineering, software engineering, and RAG are all the skills required to achieve… https://t.co/2ZjLWZLYUf
Inspired by @0xKofi's tweet, I decided to focus my @BaselightDB insight of the day on the evolution of data roles. Here’s what I found: mid/large companies are hiking salaries—but cutting back on remote roles.
What should we expect if the demand keeps surging? I have homework… https://t.co/DYx3hYQFpj https://t.co/bLWoRqYBBw
Let’s talk music history! For today’s @BaselightDB insight, which genre has ruled the decades?
The 70s, 80s, and 90s? Rock was the undisputed king. 👑
But fast forward to the 2000s—Latin and electronic music have taken the crown! 🎶💃 https://t.co/Sylz5KshRd
I love this @BaselightDB insight.
So it turns out that I am living in one of the top 10! https://t.co/QgDtC1yg7C
My @BaselightDB insight of the day!
I was curious to know how the price of the nvidia stock evolved compared to the average price of new and used GPUs the last few years. It looks like the stock price over-performed the underlying product :) https://t.co/1vf6qGatV8
Look at the really cool feature that the @BaselightDB team has just released. Now you can see the chart from the query link! 🤘
Here's one with a comparison of the number of companies that received the desired unicorn label per year.
https://t.co/DiQzq7U273
I was driving yesterday and saw a PHEV from 2015 and I was like "damn, I didn't know we had PHEV already in 2015"? So I decided to go to @BaselightDB and check the number of global sales of EV throughout the years. Here's the result: https://t.co/hCrDCdUlrV
Any of you are curious about the kind of insights you can already get out of @BaselightDB in its alpha version. Look how cool is this query from @ElReyDeTent
Ping me if you want access to it 🚀 https://t.co/S9wUYHcgel
I think you missed @BaselightDB https://t.co/HQqTSi82xx
Curious about the number of movies and series released by Netflix over the years? @BaselightDB https://t.co/y4HXZHAVbL
I’m super excited to see users like @_jennijuju already sharing their @BaselightDB queries—thank you for being an amazing early adopter! 🎉
If you’re curious about becoming an alpha user, let’s chat! 🚀 https://t.co/Gnl6bJgSeX
Imagine getting paid for contributing open data the same way some people get paid to contribute for open-source software, and the impact that this could have for global data access? https://t.co/1zxfmxTH4z
I can't wait for everyone to tinker with what we are building. Ping me if you want to try our alpha!! @BaselightDB is here! https://t.co/qOw0KQdRVE
Did you know that the @BaselightDB node is written in @kotlin? On this same day last year I knew nothing about Kotlin, and my go-to languages were Go and Rust. I was curious about how popular was Kotlin compared to these two languages so I said, why not? Let's use @BaselightDB... https://t.co/ryIWIWF23d
Hi, my dearest followers. Meet @baselightdb, the product that the team at @finisterralabs has been building over the last few months :) I'm really looking forward to getting your feedback. We are entering alpha soon! Hit me if you want an invite. https://t.co/1uuvRkKy4R
Did I tell you that we've been building @BaselightDB the past few months and that you may be able to tinker with it a bit pretty soon? https://t.co/XoOH3d1gC1
At @FinisterraLabs we are hiring our next critical founding role. If you are excited about building strategy and you want to help us on our quest of organizing the world's structure data, take a look and APPLY!
Questions? Reach out for details!
https://t.co/Tqi5N2Mn7W
Anyone on https://t.co/xSWnRd5xWS feeling generous today? I'd love to join the conversation and contribute to the community, but need a sponsor to get in. Let me know if you can help out! https://t.co/XRXGgcAgt9
Integrated LLMs into my daily workflow, and it's been a game-changer. They have become my coding sidekick. I'm constantly rubber ducking ideas with them, and they never judge my messy drafts. It's like having a 24/7 coding buddy who's always up for brainstorming.🦆💡 https://t.co/bPYhuufpGU
Starting today I will try to start giving regular updates about the "under the scenes" of @FinisterraLabs from my personal account. Stay tuned!
After 4 incredible years at Protocol Labs, a new chapter unfolds. It involves an exciting new project, and building a new company with two other amazing co-founder. Here's the story of how I found myself in this situation: https://t.co/uaMd7WQByl
ICYMI, I am back, and I have a few more publications hot off the press today: https://t.co/SC2G1LFjIc
Feedback welcome!
Better than being back is having people like @joobid cheering from the side and pushing you to keep going. My most sincere thanks to you! https://t.co/lY0vNehaWy https://t.co/cFidEVQBlj
You learn to love LLM hallucinations :) https://t.co/l3m9eeMLPL
Raise your hand if you managed to only take the red one :) https://t.co/k06o1P6nFW
This makes me wonder, what is the optimal number of stanrdards to build something that is useful for the community?
https://t.co/hmIHfbVJf2
I haven't had the time to write on my newsletter this past year, and I missed sharing my ideas/thoughts publicly, so I decided to revive my personal website https://t.co/UIAnXjpvmv. From now on I will quickly "brain dump" there my thoughts and send updates through the newsletter
And remember, talk is cheap! https://t.co/S9ejKTNd8G
Open-source software is the best thing that could have happened to a nerdy kid like me. Whenever I come across some cool tech that feels like black magic, I can always read the code to understand how it works.
No more tearing apart my grandmas radio for this purpose. https://t.co/0Bk5xMGpfC
Question: Do any of my followers pay for ChatGPT? And if this is the case, do all of the constant network connection errors, flakiness and slowness go away, or it still feels as flaky as with the free version? Thanks! https://t.co/6oQzLBp2Ng
Let the daggers fly to me. I am starting to consider switching to Visual Code with Spacemacs key bindings. https://t.co/thfCgzKgMh
So proud to be part of this! Congrats team! https://t.co/CAbgKAYCQF https://t.co/qrfSjFdQwU
I feel like I am seeing Moloch everywhere these days. Are we racing against ourselves towards our own end? https://t.co/1AQuP33Ft4
And you all know who you are in this story 🙈 https://t.co/lwNXbyn6TN
Instructing machines what to do is a relaxing art. I think that even if AI ends up replacing us I'd still be doing this for fun. It may not have intrinsic value, but there's beauty in using a machine to modify our physical or digital reality in some manner. Is like magic.
I need to know what folks do to keep up with and learn the new developments on their field while working a full-time job and without sacrificing their weekends (too many family points at risk). https://t.co/FrASmwjuDZ
Looking to become a Filecoin Storage Provider? This is a good entrypoint! https://t.co/1j0q2ebtDX
Controversial take: For better or worse this is the last winter for #Web3
My unsolicited (and potentially wrong) prediction for 2023: The Death of Globalization as we know it.
Q: Someone can explain me the difference/similarities between Solana's parallel runtime and a Move runtime (if any)? (or maybe share some docs about Solana's runtime?) 🙏
Bootstrap is the best thing that has ever happened in frontend development for design illiterates like me :) CTRL-C/CTRL-V and you have a decent looking button in your web. https://t.co/9qb2CYOGtK
OK, I hate frontend development and JS. I've been two hours to write a simple HTML form that sends a POST request to a backend.
I thought that using vanilla JS and shying away from a framework would be a good idea. But debugging anything in the frontend is A NIGHTMARE! 🧵 https://t.co/tTTIiWUwWM
Building a company in the current economy must be fun! Who's in? https://t.co/sPOUIJi4Pd
Can Erlang’s execution model be the key for a truly decentralized cloud and decomposable computing? I’ll report back soon. https://t.co/5INL0a8U8P
When I read "The Pragmatic Programmer" I was like "duh! all of this is quite obvious", but now I see myself being more intentional and aware of my blind spots when writing software. Definitely a "must read". https://t.co/kj38c7vGou
Ukama + Starlink + libp2p. Thoughts or ideas?
(I am really tempted to buy a Ukama bundle to see how "hackable" it is)
https://t.co/mrQ84dnZze
Flatpak may be the future, but the moment you need to have full access to the host environment it becomes a complete nightmare! https://t.co/6MHcAIR030
I have to admit that I really enjoyed reading this note about SQLanas proof-of-history. Really well documented claims.
https://t.co/XWzKh42tRI
Don‘t you hate when an album of one of your favorite (and less known) bands disappears from the main streaming platforms?
We should start considering backing up our favorite music in Filecoin for posterity. Could Spotify over Filecoin + IPFS be a thing soon?
Can someone be addicted to buying mechanical keyboards? Is this a recognized addiction by the WHO? https://t.co/wqHqD4KQRs
Funny how people spend money in todo apps when a markdown file synced using Github and searchable through `grep` can get you so far (for free)
The more I use emacs the more I like it, and the more I pay taxes they less I like them.
As a result of my observation, I conclude that emacs and taxes are indirectly proportional. https://t.co/QGNgyFCInO
100% times this! Local-first is just one more branch in the web3 and the new internet tree! https://t.co/dskvsK800q
This is super cool! I can think of a few reasons why we may want a decentralized CDN...
https://t.co/6f04TMUPQ1
Wait! You haven't saved your spot for tomorrow's #ConsensusFactory yet? If you want to learn more about the state-of-the-art on scalability of blockchains and the challenges of different projects in the space you should really consider joining us tomorrow.
https://t.co/Z1W6XDEEcq
Let the editors wars begin once again! I made the switch from vim to @spacemacs and I am loving it. My only criticism? I miss how lightweight vim was. https://t.co/VY9BG2UC8m
I am really missing Slack’s “follow thread” feature in Twitter https://t.co/tXt7kmQmPY
Installing #NixOS on my laptop. Wish me luck! https://t.co/y8e3nfAFOj
My take of the day: writing #Rust code makes you a better developer in other programming languages.
All the day trying to implement something and it still doesn't work well... so I decided to call it a day and start the weekend comforting myself with the famous: "well, at least it compiles" (: https://t.co/WqdzbVAB8A
OK. It is decided. I am going to integrate #Nix as my main day-to-day package manager as soon as I have some free time (and maybe in teh future I switch to NixOS).
The reason? I am SICK of OS upgrades killing some dependency and not having a straightforward way to roll back. https://t.co/mIPQjESICl
We take the Internet and electricity for granted. But what if there was a major outage and the backbone infrastructure of these critical systems failed. Do we have an emergency fallback?
Wondering what we are doing at ConsensusLab? Check our latest paper for just a tiny bit of it! https://t.co/z4fqduYE3i
This image brought a smile to my face so I thought it was worth sharing with everyone. Even non-gophers will appreciate. https://t.co/XoxwhBEssu
Snap Ya Sectors! If ya care! Oh snap! https://t.co/pk9lnJZcpg
For me, blockchains are just a small box of pieces in the #Web3 Lego, but lets dive into them before looking at the full #Web3 Lego.
https://t.co/JPZvGdasXp
And this is why the “killer project” will be one able to replace centralized cloud/hardware providers. Then the only ones left in this centralized inception will be the deepest link: ISPs.
BTW, did someone said @Filecoin? https://t.co/0XkPKFvhDU
I am in love with my country, but Spain is not a country for entrepreneurs. And today it is officially closer to becoming even worse. I really don't want to leave, but we are in the verge of collapse.
Any alternatives? https://t.co/NgEAwmBAfg
Reading this makes me really sad. Although we completely deserve it. I can come up with several reasons why we ended up here as a country/society.
We should really reflect on this and get our shit together. https://t.co/o1onuhjwnV
I am having a blast preparing a workshop on IPFS and the Web3 stack. I usually tinker with the guts of these protocols, but it was a while since I interacted as an end-user.
A huge KUDOS to all contributors. The products have improved SO much! https://t.co/7bH8FS47gT
Can the metaverse become the new front-end of the Web?
https://t.co/I3rAaahNT5
OK, I just came across one of my articles completely paraphrased in another language without a single reference to the original source. Not cool. I am doing all of this work for free, but at least give me some credit. https://t.co/0G0is7ZtBk
Has the #EVM become the de-facto standard for smart contract execution in the blockchain space? EVM Equivalence v.s. EVM Compatibility.
https://t.co/wKIZanIPsv
You may have missed the announcement, and of course I may be biased but…
https://t.co/rQXHVSgAQt
THIS https://t.co/3zJS6huPBO
CAN BE
https://t.co/8xWLRzsvzn
HUGE
https://t.co/Djv8JteqsT https://t.co/VLYjYyxfML
Digital asset fragmentation in blockchains can become an issue.
https://t.co/QIC5ZQpBvA
My day can be summarized in one single sentence: `import cycle not allowed` https://t.co/LkHGbLgNWp
130$ tx fee for a single token swap in Uniswap? And that's actually "cheap" according to the average fees of the last few weeks... https://t.co/2nKBOVyupJ
My learning of the week: "The best way to learn something fast? Try to reverse engineer it." https://t.co/Kvnp0eds8l
Divide and and conquer to scale your blockchain? Why not!
https://t.co/QCbS4NPpTA
Unfortunately, politicians are the reflection of a country’s citizenship
Time doing actual development: 10%
Time invested trying to make the CI all green and happy: 90% https://t.co/2vPzOkERsa
What if Blockchain middleware could lower the barriers for innovation and adoption in the blockchain space?
https://t.co/KMYrdDmmxR
I can't wait to start working on this roadmap. Global connectivity? Here we come! https://t.co/wkCrVT9Wl6
Decentralizing the gateways to crypto
https://t.co/BidFelipiv
OK! Apparently I am on the "makers schedule" and I am loving it: https://t.co/ktgLMfaOtW
Good managers should be aware of this!
A bit of Sunday ranting :) Enjoy!
https://t.co/PQtKFdG581
Today I want to share my analysis of another project in the #Ethereum space. Enjoy!
https://t.co/1p3IR751e0
It is settled. I admit the sample is low, and the audience may be biased. But it looks like quite a bit of people don’t want to ever come back to an office. https://t.co/GVFPUxJToh https://t.co/eeIW43kRLb
I’ve personally been reflecting a lot on remote working, what are your thoughts on the matter?
My full time job this weekend has been to look after this guy!
Taking care of puppies drains your energy faster than a 5h quantum physics lecture. Never let your brother go to a wedding without his dog. 🙈
🐶 https://t.co/BpvSy0WPEK
It's been more than a year since I started working from home and these have been the outcomes so far: 🧵 https://t.co/XKdbbC0z0B
Decentralized storage is a key component for the success of the #web3
https://t.co/vhVTXpkUuv
One of ResNetLab's most recent papers is featured in this workshop. You should definitely join ;) https://t.co/7TkDm2NcAV
Can we build better organizations for disruptive innovation?
https://t.co/ZaJ0U35gLF
I was getting sick of forgetting to push pending changes in a specific repo.
My workaround? An OS cron job that checks every hour if there are changes in the repo, and push them automatically.
Time investment: 5 min
Productivity Boost / Professional Hapiness ++ https://t.co/YPKmkDtAba
Fucking paywalls! https://t.co/1kQ5eh1qRb
This world would be a better place if everyone adopted this: https://t.co/Z0iYh6PaG8
I have been thinking about the concept of "decomposable computing" and the idea of a "single global cloud" / "computing in the nw" since I was in college.
We have one "Internet", why not transforming it into a one "Intercloud"?
🧵
https://t.co/eCYweknQ5N
@cohix @dfinity The ingredients for "decomposable computing" are already there: @IPFS, @SuborbitalDev, @dfinity, WASM. Let's keep working towards it, and move from several isolated "clouds" to an actual "global cloud infrastructure"!
A new piece on Ethereum L2 solutions for today :)
https://t.co/VUp6P8E9ry
Focusing on the elephant, ignoring the mice
https://t.co/PH9x7FycW0
Oh, man! So true! https://t.co/VL2yrSemzb
Is it me or websites are becoming increasingly resource intensive? A few years ago it was usually an open tab mining Monero in the background the one eating your 8 CPUs, now is every other app.
Browsers and web apps need to be rethought. Period. https://t.co/KNf8XzwlMh
Class 1: Network Applications of Bloom Filters
https://t.co/iLPqzRy37E
Ready to learn about #Web3 and #IPFS? #ReNetLab On Tour goes on Demand to teach you all about content addressing, content routing, content exchange, and mutable content in the IPFS network... and more is coming soon, so stay tuned! https://t.co/TfBhpFUtZv
Join me in my new endeavor to learn maths and theoretical computer science.
https://t.co/Ydi4pepQsF
Substack is down! Currently only subscribers that have received their emails can read my Sunday publication. Should I start considering switching to an @IPFS-hosted newsletter? https://t.co/QCCcY3E7AP
#Marshalling may end up not being as straightforward as you'd expect!
https://t.co/k9ADfs5qbI
The "actual" commoditization of a global #cloud. Is this possible?
https://t.co/0JlRgQBfqg
Is it possible to perform fair exchanges?
https://t.co/iQiAKweMno
Join our quest towards blazing fast file-sharing in P2P networks! 🚀This repo can be a great place to start: https://t.co/HjsJOCSIQ7 https://t.co/tNnPNUfdOw
Finite State Machines: To infinity and beyond!
https://t.co/HLDaYeJFnB
TWIL#2: About Go, Wasm, and navigating large code bases.
https://t.co/YUv5PZjdrJ
My learning system: stop consuming, start producing, and find a "learning buddy".
https://t.co/nrYDoyYxJz
You should all drop by to say hi!! You will end up staying for the talks! https://t.co/8MT6JLZyjH https://t.co/LFdG7hYsQf
You know you are not proficient in #Rust when you need a full hour to figure out the right borrowing pattern to merge two HashMaps.
SPOILER ALERT: It wasn't that hard... https://t.co/pwN4QNoJza
Today I bring you a new toy for your #crypto tool-belt!
https://t.co/Y27QAXFwDQ
Do you have passion for #P2P and #Networking technologies. Do you want to work on building the foundation for the next-generation of the #Internet? If this is the case, you should definitely check this out!
https://t.co/hxeCSs8CwP
States are like service providers, and citizens are their clients. Mine is failing to deliver considering the yearly subscription we pay, so I can't blame those changing providers. The same way you wouldn't blame someone changing his telecom provider for a cheaper option.
We live in a "#capitalism without capital", so technical debt should be one more item on a company’s balance sheet.
https://t.co/lgIxPr1koH
How to escape the nightmare of high transaction fees in @ethereum?
https://t.co/yFyq5BAgMs
It’s been such a pleasure to play wth #Bitswap and build upon the work of other outstanding engineers!
But there’s still a lot of research to be done. Read our review and join us in our quest of making file-transfers in @IPFS blazing fast!#BeyondBitswap
https://t.co/OS7U23w2OY
Everything in life is a #game!
https://t.co/Q3G1dc8Mob
With #quantum information and quantum computing gaining traction and becoming increasingly important, I feel we are approaching a new golden age of theoretical computer science.
https://t.co/89Bpkd7l5X
Last publication of the year! 2021 here we come!
https://t.co/mFRxeSqpKC
The Craft of #Writing Effectively? Knowing your audience, being valuable to them, and changing their ideas.
https://t.co/P4d3c5JuYO
"Ubuntu" is an African word that means "I'm not able to install Debian" - Hacker News commenter.
Towards a Universal Runtime (a.k.a #InterPlanetary Runtime)
https://t.co/kYSENuCvwK
Did you know #Bitswap nodes can jump? Actually, they can't but we have taught some of them how to do so. Check this post out to learn the latest contributions of @protocollabs "Beyond Swapping Bits" research project.
https://t.co/Vb7m4bMquF
This is a paper worth reading 🤯 #AI
https://t.co/7H4TFk17te
The web is getting scarier every day! Surf the web like someone is looking, because it probably does. https://t.co/lXOCy4fDB7
Today I have the great honour of having @joobid as a guest writer in my newsletter sharing his experience as a validator in the Medalla @ethereum 2.0 testnet. Enjoy!
https://t.co/pL91HUMhg4
This is gold! A glimpse of the future of the #economy (and the role of DeFi in it)! https://t.co/Mw9nVIQfJ7
Ok! I've entered the "strings and Vec<u8> in #WebAssembly" rabbit hole, and I think I may never be able to get out of it! Pray for me! https://t.co/AoPcQcpkKc
Wondering what #Eth2 is all about? Check out my gentle introduction to what is yet to come in the @ethereum ecosystem.
https://t.co/5m3TWa6IjH
Wohohoho, nice! @Filecoin reaches 1 exbibyte of storage capacity! All the storage you could dream of in the tip of your fingers! To the second EiB and beyond! https://t.co/6Yx0xmgAtJ
Today I want to share a quick reflection on #research, #academia, and #innovation. Let's start an open discussion on this matter.
https://t.co/niBfZvE2qN
New batch of results from the "Beyond Swapping Bits" project of @protocollabs 's #ResNetLab. Join us in our quest for blazing fast file-transfers in @IPFS
https://t.co/EdaC23AXID
Curious to know a few things I've learned this week?
https://t.co/IAywGiIn60
Today I ventured into a less technical piece. Let's see how it goes!
My opinion? Broken Social Incentive Systems are to blame for our widespread short-term thinking.
https://t.co/XeKwPUS6zP
Now Twitter forces me to add a message to my retweets. But I won't add anything else to the tweet apart from suggesting everyone to give #libp2p #compression a quick run :) https://t.co/AWukla2kfp
Let's speed-up file-sharing in #P2P networks! https://t.co/cjkFVIrG9G
A quest for direct global connectivity between devices.
https://t.co/d3GlYVryAq
What if we had local-first cloud applications and we built an offline-based #SaaS model?
https://t.co/eTHlPRu0FF
Last publication in a Sunday?
https://t.co/0ZRkCOrXxU
I never can find the right balance between reading and coding. A few months ago it was a lot of reading and not that much coding, and now it is a a lot of coding and no reading at all.
My opened tabs and academic papers backlog are tending to infinity. https://t.co/m6nwwVnlvG
Kids, always remember to periodically rebase with your upstream, your "future you" will definitely thank you.
To give you an example, today I am planning to chase my "past me" and kill that lazy bastard. #git https://t.co/YESLon594F
“Premature optimization is the root of all evil”, a trap I regularly fall into.
After participating in the "Web3: Next Generation Internet" panel discussion of the #EBCvirtual, I thought it was worth writing a publication to elaborate a bit more on the matter. Hope you enjoy it!
https://t.co/EXT4whgOgq
Don't give me that look! You know you have also tried this :) #golang https://t.co/1l50BnPubN
I am really excited with today's publication! I share a bunch of ideas on how I imaging a more open structure for the #Internet. It is a bit of science fiction, but what are your thoughts about its feasibility?
https://t.co/XiVykoPrym
What if we could make #energy as cheap and malleable as #information?
I am starting to flirt with this idea (along with others around resilient networks). Anyone out there in the energy field that can help me with this? https://t.co/itBdWvC19m
Building for the #Web3 (and apparently writing this publication on time) is hard!
https://t.co/PX4JU2AKXG
These are the ideas I came up with when I recently started reading about #WebBundles
https://t.co/0bWoYD9Y3w
After more than a decade being a #Linux user it still amazes me. You wanna know how easy has been to configure my new computer from my old one?
$ scp -r /home/me myNewBaby:/home/me
Good as old! To be honest when I did I wasn't expecting it to work so swiftly.
Today I wanted to write about a field I recently discovered and that I've been exploring throughout the week: #Network #Coding.
https://t.co/6Kmml4Nkfg
The sad thing is that common mortals are not aware of it yet. https://t.co/r3y3RsPtqK
Today we go with an article rescued from the archive.
https://t.co/RD3NvJ9rg4
Today I want to share the day that we had to come up with a new idea generation process in order not to produce a schism in our team. We had to escape from our "idea dictatorship".
https://t.co/coj4jo6cNZ
Do you know what your @IPFS node does when requesting content to the network? Let’s dive in the world of #Bitswap.
https://t.co/EjIjrvuPOF
Tomorrow is my first day at @protocollabs. Wish me luck!
Thank you @Telefonica for two great years of impactful work!
https://t.co/2xm3xjXHSe
Going into @github and seeing this is pretty cool! https://t.co/3Rk4Vo6s9x
There is no #SW without #HW. All software is consumed through hardware, this is something that we must never forget when we are building our product.
https://t.co/MLM9gV5GkZ
Meetings vs. Ceremonies https://t.co/7tmlMtkCfl
Messaging in unstructured networks: Playing with @libp2p’s GossipSub
https://t.co/krCcKMT7Cx
I feel you! https://t.co/wBZhxYFHzQ
I am trying to find something to write about for this Sunday's newsletter, and I am a bit run out of creative power. Any ideas out there I could steal from you, my dearest followers?
Let’s have a bit of Sunday fun with cryptography and #VDFs
https://t.co/4aXDKuKZVx
You know what I mean.... https://t.co/91mTmmLBTq
I think #software should be designed to last. I would love to hear your thoughts about my Sunday reflection.
https://t.co/HDseo1Cnxx
I need to raise the question... Opinions?
Generics in #Go? New draft design available.
func Print(type T)(s []T) {
// Function
}
I like it! Let's see where it ends up.
https://t.co/9PszTuJXwZ
I built an @IPFS crawler with @libp2p and I wanted to share my experience and lessons learnt. Hope you like it! Feedback more than welcome.
https://t.co/l8jswKxE4F
Simply wonderful!
https://t.co/E4bgBE1QMI
WTF! I was trying some things with my browser console when I found an "encrypted" message from @Medium luring me to join them hahaha well played! https://t.co/7Qfp9bqO3r
Let's start our Sunday with a #QUIC look to #HTTP. A quick and dirty introduction to the HTTP protocol.
https://t.co/PCcyHJQW3x
Did you know about the existence of #immutable databases? Can you think of potential use cases for this technology? I'd love to hear your opinion.
https://t.co/fQymDaK1KU
0x6b83ECD22eb4862fb5D327E41ED9D2C8be5BA762
A lot can be learned from this 1995 talk from Dr. Richard Hamming, so I thought it was something worth writing about on a Sunday morning.
https://t.co/LdAbRFveWn
Una vez más, una reflexión muy acertada para los tiempos que corren. https://t.co/24X0a2wBM4
Today I wanted to share a bit more about #TrustID, the new approach to @Hyperledger Fabric's identity built by @Telefonica's blockchain team.
https://t.co/Y9ua6C9LNF
Did you miss today's webinar were I shared Performance Best Practices for @Hyperledger Fabric when moving your network into production? Here's the video of the session. You are welcome!
https://t.co/qMPGH0SOht
Did you know the @Libra_ Association published an update to their whitepaper this past week? This is my view of the update.
https://t.co/u9xbtmDPKs
Last post of my "@Hyperledger Fabric Into Production Series". Today we'll discuss the last piece of Fabric's performance puzzle, the #SDK.
I really hope you enjoyed these few posts about Fabric in depth. More cool content coming soon!
https://t.co/BXTtE1yeXU
Una reflexión que, lamentablemente, cada vez comparto más. https://t.co/0U1YMzeHfk
And I am wondering. What stage is #Spain in? Sadly, I feel like I know the answer... https://t.co/PYu9dl2u8w
Third part of the "@Hyperledger Fabric Into Production" Series. Today we'll talk about two core layers of a Fabric application: Protocol and Chaincodes. Enjoy and I hope you learn a lot from it!
https://t.co/56ByhV2HF5
Welcome to the second part of my series about @Hyperledger Fabric Performance Best Practices. Today let's discuss about #Infrastructure and #Architecture.
https://t.co/EthsFeMyNA
So you want to move your @Hyperledger #Fabric use case into production? I am starting this series to share all of our learning moving into production. Stay tuned!
https://t.co/qnQA5gGqn8
Would you be in favor of transparent #salaries in your company?
https://t.co/1vQKbblS8f
WTF is this!!! Hello TF Quantum!
https://t.co/4vQ3fkCuGt
Do you want to learn how to make your #web app work #offline? Check this out!
https://t.co/1wqg8iTRbk
“Los médicos ganáis muchísimo dinero”, “de que os quejáis, si tenéis trabajo asegurado”... BULLSHIT. Ni se les paga para por la responsabilidad que se les exige, ni se reconoce económicamente su valioso trabajo.
https://t.co/NKDecgLEpC
Need some #Help!
If you had a global general-purpose “Inter-#blockchain” network where you could deploy any #dapp, what would you use it for?
What would be the killer-dapp you would deploy to solve someone’s need?
I’m asking for a friend ;)
Better late than never! Go check your inboxes for the latest publication of my newsletter.
https://t.co/sIVRCXzRV2
Can we have #blockchain networks without Internet? And is blockchain technology as decentralized as we think?
https://t.co/ZPWA5CNOci
I am psyched with my tomorrow's article. I will introduce my dumb idea of a hybrid-mesh #Internet. It still needs some additions and revisions, but I am excited to see what comes out of it.
https://t.co/1AZQ2ExvAZ
This is what happens behind the scenes of the publications you receive every Sunday in your inbox.
https://t.co/EzYpAPYsUb
#Ideas are worthless... and this is why I am going to start giving them away!
https://t.co/Nk0M8QUTWc
After being accepted to talk at @T3chFest 2020 and the @Hyperledger Global Summit I felt it was worth dedicating a publication to "Dissecting Tech Conferences".
https://t.co/Uld7ovj0Z8
And it's my turn to announce it! You know what? I will be at @T3chFest 2020 talking about "#WASM: A Universal Bytecode". Be a proper #nerd and join us for some techie fun!
https://t.co/zOYCDbUGIc
Are you into efficient web development? Check this week's publication!
https://t.co/8g2MkqspKM
#Javascript and #NodeJS offer way more than what I initially expected, you just need to understand what is happening under the hood.
https://t.co/lEt4Mo4oss
Do you want to know how well has done my newsletter in 2019 and my #Top10 publications of the year? Check my last article of 2019, and see you in 2020.
https://t.co/Sclls1dHIx
Today I come early, as a new era of calmer technology may be approaching! Have a nice and #calm end of the year. @caseorganic
https://t.co/wYcGXYOulM
Big Tech will give me lower prices and a better service. Are you sure of this? Have you actually done the numbers?
https://t.co/QndQGPAwSt
I've always liked Hamming's famous double-barrelled question: what are the most important problems in your field, and why aren't you working on one of them? If you could take a year off to work on something, what would it be?
We shouldn't underestimate the potential impact of #WebAssembly. Soon it may be everywhere! #WASM @WebAssemblyJobs @rustwasm @wasmsf
https://t.co/fjBexCEntm
Nowadays is increasingly more difficult to own your work and your ideas, and in some cases the lack of recognition becomes outstandingly frustrating #ondutyReflections
Getting some #Ether from Rinkeby:
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Every time I start thinking about how to make a #decentralizeIdentity a reality, I get super excited with its potential. We really need a new identity model. But people won’t pay for a digital identity, they will pay for the services deployed over it. #WorkInProgress
"estaba tan enganchado que seguía programando en casa cuando salía de la oficina [...] y cómo de gratificante es cuando las piezas encajan"
Leer este parrafo de @jota_ele_ene mientras sigues "enganchado en casa". Es un auténtico crack. Gracias a ti
https://t.co/Ki84CbjJH7
To #serverless or not to #serverless. That is this sunday's #newsletter question.
https://t.co/0VJVSpqnKE
We are going #serverless for tomorrow's newsletter. Stay tuned!
https://t.co/17bjnSKTLo
#Hyperledger Avalon, another example of a project coming from the Hyperledger Labs. Avalon implements a #Trusted computing framework using Intel's #SGX.
https://t.co/Y4LmqvuMFD
#ICYMI The Dark Side of Open Source
https://t.co/mIeeT1IEDg
Mum, Mum! I was involved in this. And I am really glad I had the chance to.
Magic happens when you have a wonderful team of geniuses. Good job team. More coming up soon!
(I think this release is
worth a dedicated publication in my newsletter. Stay tuned)
https://t.co/DyckzJ4lEj
So you want to learn a #programming language that allows you to do your magic in a wide range of systems and infrastructures. Is #Javascript all you need?
(Consider this piece the introduction of a new series of publications about software #development).
https://t.co/QXemLiX9VT
Any idea about the topic of this Sunday's #newsletter?
I like how is it looking. Stay tuned.
A brief #spoiler... https://t.co/yCMu6NcPzw
I NEED TO TRY THIS! Encrypted Keras models? Multi-party computation? We are starting to get serious about #Privacy.
Instead of #AI-enabled, the new norm will be #privacy-enforced.
https://t.co/ct0AP4wAZg
(The only thing left is to understand the crypto underneath)
A small Sunday dose of #blockchain for today's number. Let's tackle the #consensus.
https://t.co/CTV4rLtEnC
Mañana estaré en la Cámara de Comercio de Guipuzkoa hablando sobre el futuro del #dinero. Un reto compartir mi visión sobre el tema en tan solo 10 minutos. Si alguno tiene la oportunidad de asistir, nos vemos por allí.
https://t.co/63SJmC6MQG
For today's publication let's enter together the world of #ZKPs with a new game. Shhhhh!
https://t.co/WUT6jfA3EU
If you allow me, I would summarize this great tweet from @samuelgil in the following sentence:
"Create more and consume less"
https://t.co/Cz11Q5jbWC
I need some help for the next number of my newsletter. I am doing a survey to all #developers out there:
Do you think #JS is all you need to know to thrive as a #software engineer in any environment (back, front, embedded)? Do you need other programming languages?
Spooky and a must for all of you concerned with your #privacy
https://t.co/fjd0hiPogd
I couldn’t have explained it better
#FI
https://t.co/m1MthxWrhw
In today's number of @adlrocha's newsletter I want to share something I developed to learn #GraphQL and #ReactJS. Should I open source it or offer it as a service?
https://t.co/rAG6HUmsPL
Before fixing the #Internet, we have the chance to fix the #financial system. Today I want to share with you a gentle introduction to the concept of #DeFi. Hope you enjoy it!
https://t.co/7fnhbj8agI
The main reasons why I switched to @SubstackInc
https://t.co/daxSpMDVCt
Perfect explanation of potential business models behind #opensource initiatives. You should definitely have this in mind when building your company's #opensource strategy. https://t.co/369Me8y7CJ
Already working on this weekend's number of my #newsletter. A bit of a spoiler, this week is about #blockchain.
In the meantime, have some fun with last week's number.
https://t.co/hvMXjlBDCx
Today I want to introduce you to the marvelous post-#quantum world of #lattice-based #cryptography. Enjoy this treat (and let me know if you are able to finish all the game).
https://t.co/hvMXjlBDCx
Stop consuming and start creating! Awesome essay worth reading.
https://t.co/Dg40v4qU2H
What I hate the most about #frontend development? Using modules that make things work (rendering things and stuff) but not being able to understand what they are doing underneath. I feel dirty!
That why my best friend has to be a frontend dev. I’ll get his back. Positions open!
One of the most annoying #UX problems when deploying dApps over #Ethereum is having to force users to spend gas to use it. But what if you could subsidize your user's gas using a #GSN (Gas Station Network)? Really nice development.
https://t.co/63TD3oqMVg
I am so pumped with the article I am writing for this Sunday’s publication of the #newsletter! I’ll give you a hint, it has something to do with #cryptography ;)
What are you doing that you are not already subscribed fool!
https://t.co/1AZQ2ExvAZ
Sharing my data with the #GAFAs means that I am renting my life for free? Interesting food for thought!
https://t.co/M5q3t4RyEP
Are we approaching the new age of exhaustion of the established paradigms? It is time for us to find new models on monetary policies, debt, work, education, production, democracy, etc.?
https://t.co/yRv7LXteGE
Let's get a bit personal this Sunday! #adlrocha
https://t.co/NKM5MZojPm
Is as if it was written for me! #SaturdayReading https://t.co/uFhyB58Ogb
Is Polkadot trying to become the AWS of DApps? This article is worth a reading:
https://t.co/dzrWheCAhs
We need an alternative to #Coinscrap in Europe, more similar to US-Based #Acorns, where instead of investing your savings in low yield financial instruments you do it in low cost ETFs and funds.
Someone interested in building it with me as a #sideHustle?
Let's start our Sunday with a #tech love story from my newsletter. Enjoy, and don't be afraid to subscribe :)
https://t.co/GCNeh8XSUp
Muy fan de la respuesta automática "vacacionera" del jefe. Esto me pasa por mandar correos cuando no debo. #SorryIHadToShare /cc @jota_ele_ene https://t.co/DtuXALge2c
Todo el mundo habla sobre los tipos negativos de la zona euro, ¿pero sabes que significa esto exactamente? Muy bueno el hilo de mi amigo @AndresStumpf donde lo explica divinamente.
(Lo he entendido hasta yo que soy un “neófito de la economía”)
https://t.co/UOD8S7OcGS
Indeed, #Microsoft and #Amazon's market cap combined equals #Germany's. Why don't we have our own tech monster in Europe? I give my view in the matter in my Sunday newsletter.
https://t.co/DLNdPdSU82
Should we all buy #Bitcoin now that it is in the 9k$ level? The 10M$ to join #Libra spent in #Bitcoin?
https://t.co/m2OkraqDj0
#Eth2dot0 requires ramdomness to operate in a “trustworthy” way. #VDFs, #RANDAO, sounds good, but what if we could have a more elegant and simple source of true randomness? I can think of one :)
Beware of the #Quantum. Work in progress.
https://t.co/gJIBsOfZS6
I couldn't wait until September that I said I would start my newsletter to share my opinion about @Libra_, so I chose to launch my newsletter early with a publication about the matter:
https://t.co/G1DBz8ONWv
Subscribe if you want me every Sunday in your mailbox.
This report is a must for anyone interested in the #economy and the #financial markets:
https://t.co/JkbkA8fVJ0
Best part of being on vacation? #Reading non-stop without feeling guilty about not having done the laundry yet.
#SimpleDreams
From engineering to management in one week? #BackToSchool
Are you really brilliant when you are spending all of your time on appearing great and brilliant to the world instead of cultivating your brilliance? #MeHateBS
It is settled! On September I will release my weekly #newsletter. You can start subscribing so you don’t miss a thing: https://t.co/NEOQbYx5cz
But before we start, in which language would you prefer the posts to be?
It’s not gold all that glitters, and #opensource software also has a dark side.
https://t.co/4YMDMvkC1b
Would we see a “did:tef” specification soon? Maybe, maybe... #decentralizeIdentity
https://t.co/Mmtr5LNkc5
We all need one of these. Sad but true! #Privacy
https://t.co/kfTcRSBxIZ
Totally agree. This is a developers dream come true.
Time to retire my old PC station for a Raspi on steroids! I know about someone who is thinking of buying one for every member of his family! @joobid, any ideas?
https://t.co/iXohm6m4dd
I am thinking about launching a weekly #newsletter sharing my thoughts about technology (with high probability blockchain, cryptography and quantum), cool things I’ve learnt through the week... Like a shared nerd diary.
And for a newsletter to make sense I need suscribers ;)
I don’t know if filing IP, but before #quantum is ready companies need to be prepared and start understanding its potential.
You don’t need to own a #quantum computer to be relevant in the field.
https://t.co/JmRt0ledr5
The Hyperledger #Fabric v.s. #Corda battle for blockchain networks at corporates is still on.
Fabric’s new move, Corda your turn: https://t.co/fIlwNexv6h
Time to learn a bit about #Libra (and #Rust, because yes, Libra is written in Rust).
https://t.co/hEh0P2hXEI
Hardware security vulnerabilities are one of the most exciting research fields in the scope of #cybersecurity.
#Software is everywhere, but it must be run on top of something!
https://t.co/dQ4mp54aYC
It’s not gold all that glitters. Realistic view of a promising project in the crypto ecosystem such as #IPFS.
#Innovation must be geared towards and end.
https://t.co/McxOW2eZxi
The solution to #traffic in big cities? Dynamic pricing tolls.
I experienced it in Stockholm and it works. So dear politicians, stop spending money on new roads and policies that don’t work just to seem busy, and tackle the traffic problem smarter (aren’t smart thingies trendy?)
#QuantumMechanics is a bug in our reality.
IOTA’s coordinator has been killed. There has been a #Coordicide. Say hello to IOTA’s new consensus algorithm. Long live #DAGs.
https://t.co/U6Y0jNgHM7
Yesterday I had the chance to share @Telefonica's “#Blockchain Magic Quadrant” at @IEbusiness Blockchain Club along with other (in my opinion) interesting topics such as blockchain limitations and Zero Knowledge Proofs.
And these are the kind of things we are doing. https://t.co/SasxlVjSPw
Yes, we are doing really cool stuff at @Telefonica around blockchain and cryptography. And yes, #blockchain technology makes sense in a corporate environment.
You want to know a bit more? See you this afternoon.
https://t.co/MKVkLEGPmO
In case you are wondering, tomorrow I will be speaking at @IEbusiness #Blockchain Club to share a glimpse about what we are doing around blockchain technology and cryptography at big corporations. See you there! https://t.co/MKVkLEGPmO
“In the end we are just atoms and void” - Democritus 400 AD. These Ancient Greek dudes were smart as fuck!
When the CIO of the #NASA says that he feels real disruptive #innovation right now is coming from the private sector rather than from academia and the public sector, we must seriously consider what we are doing wrong in our universities and state governments
First post of the series where I want to share my experience in @qiskit’s first #quantum hackathon in Europe. Hope you enjoy it.
https://t.co/eTuKDCAF5q
So we didn’t win the first prize, but we won an honorable mention and an invitation to contribute our code to #qiskit-aqua. Worth the experience. In a few days a blog post with more details about our project
Need some sleep now! https://t.co/oH7BgdrqrV
#Quantum Influencer mode ON. Let’s get ready for some crypto-entanglement (yes, now I am inventing concepts) #qiskit #collisionsprojects
It is official, we have a project for the hackathon, #cryptoQ. Stay tuned, this could end up being a cool thing (or total BS, who knows) #quiskit #collisionsprojects
Indeed, I am attending a #quantum #computing hackathon all weekend having only a basic understanding of the theoretical basis after reading a few books. I have no physics PhD. But I know a bit of maths and programming, it shouldn’t be that hard, right @qiskit?
Never underestimate the power of your “fuck you money”. I should definitely write an article about this. Something I actually believe in and everyone should have.
Mañana estaré en la #ISC2019 discutiendo sobre blockchain en la Mesa 5. Un técnico hablando en un foro legal, será algo digno de ver (todavía no he decidido si para bien o para mal). ¿Os lo váis a perder?
https://t.co/xKgq7adafO
Curious about the different types of Proof-of-Stake consensus algorithms out there in the wild? Check my last post in #Hackernoon: https://t.co/fDBQ9Lmhdm
Interesting (and formal) discussion about #blockchain immutability: https://t.co/rIOBVTnwEh
Plane rides let you organize your thoughts better than a meditation session, and makes you more productive than a full office day. And all thanks to the lack of distractions. #AirplaneModeFan
“The monetary system would have to be engineered in a way that decision making would be in the hands of wise, not politically motivated, and highly skilled people.” - Recommended Saturday reading about #MonetaryPolicies #Economy.
https://t.co/q7SSp4ObQC
Does it ring a bell to anyone? I am obviosly in the rich apple part :)
https://t.co/qVQehTKgBU
Samsung building on #Ethereum? This is just plain speculation, but it could make sense!
https://t.co/DiTEW5ULcA
Do you want to better understand the main interoperability #blockchain projects in the ecosystem? This tweet thread is a must:
https://t.co/HlCDBJ57i0
Looking for some light reading after the Easter Holidays? Learn what Goxyq is and why I embarked in its development.
https://t.co/dU0ydxwMOM
I don’t know what to think about this. Is someone trying to join the game? We’ll see!
https://t.co/qnXgfXYk7L
If you are curious to know what is #Goxyq, and why I embarked in its development read my latests post. Feedback appreciated.
https://t.co/dU0ydxwMOM
Maltrata los números hasta que digan lo que tú quieres.
Wait! This is flattering! @VitalikButerin is also worried by the kind of problems we were trying to solve with #ArpanetOS at #Equinox2019.
"The marketplace of ideas is very far from an efficient market"
https://t.co/ER1vlkWoLS
I won’t trust this kind of claims until I see it running on a real production system. #HyperledgerFabric is also supposed to be production-ready, but in my opinion it is only ready for specific use cases.
Opinions apart, these are good news!
https://t.co/31KfsFwsbN
#FridayReflecions: It so happens that my hobby and my professional life turn out to merge. This makes me:
a) A workaholic
b) A poor wretch
c) Fucking genius
(And no, unfortunately I don't play basketball for a living... I had a few calls from the NBA, but I had to reject)
After this week I can only think about experimenting new ideas in @Cordablockchain. Enough with the finance sector, it’s now the turn for things like decentralized #identity, general purpose networks, and ZkProofs in #Corda. Stay tuned.
(In the meantime time to learn #Kotlin)
One more element to the mix of the #Decentralised #Identity: User Identity Hubs. Get ready to recover control of your data.
https://t.co/52UMjtg68H
I prefer to think of my taxes as a yearly rent I pay to live in my country. If I think of them in any other way, I just feel the unrestrainable desire of living in an isolated island without a state structure. I feel like a medieval age peasant paying my lord...
No se pueden ganar todos los torneos #Telefónicos en la misma semana. Pero hemos llegado a octavos. El año que viene más #ILoveThisGame cc @AndresStumpf https://t.co/mYB4GZFys3
ArpanetOS needs some gas for its development!! Give it to me baby! #Equinox2019 0x98C61B7eC52f5053e3a6532871Ac4698b4d7A135
Let me reassert myself: The #Internet is broken. The #splinternet is already here, but we have the tools to fix it. It all comes to building the #Internet of Trust :)
https://t.co/OzhKnBSODt
I take the challenge by @joobid posting 7 covers of books I love, no further comments or explanations aside. As I am a lazy person, let me do Day 1-7 in just one tweet. You are welcome. #7BooksILove and I challenge @Diegoescalonaro https://t.co/vpDDXJOyIv
I know nothing about #economy. What I know is that as spaniards we should stop talking that much shit about our country, and be proud of ourselves. Not only of our food or weather, but also about our hardwork and economic achievements. Stop the bad press.
https://t.co/mXUepF93WV
I wonder why people are still not worried as f** about their own #privacy...
https://t.co/medm0xSGN9
I am gladly amazed by the amount of useful knowledge in selected #Reddit communities. I am definitely switching from Twitter as main source of news and ideas.
(You guessed right, I found a #cryptography/math community ;) )
No se si de #blockchain sabré algo, pero para hacer el ridiculo delante de una cámara... digo, como imagen publicitaria de los retos del B-Team de @Telefonica en el #HackForGood tengo tablas.
Si eres hacker de verdad, nos vemos en #HackForGood
https://t.co/XmDo6BZn8u
A final statement to end the week after some thought (and something not everyone can say). I love my job.
I agree, I’m nerdy as f**, but reading this under the sun while having a beer on a Friday afternoon fills me with joy... I am a man with simple (and #cryptographic ) dreams https://t.co/kQYSzRWeai
"That sounds like a future I want to be part of"
https://t.co/mrKTjwSlHF
Hoy en @aunclicdelastic os cuento cómo fue el lanzamiento del nuevo grupo de @Alastria dedicado a lanzar una red sobre tecnología de @Hyperledger Fabric.
Impresionante la cantidad de talento "descentralizado" que tenemos a lo largo del país :)
https://t.co/owNo9qE1VW
Unpopular / highly opinionated tweet alert: Can someone explain to me the value of #meetups? The level of BS by square meter is too high to deserve anyone’s attention or time.
I would rather have a cofee with someone smarter than me (anyone)
The #Internet is broken. Our gateway to the Internet shouldn’t be a set of applications that represent the main source of income of a company. The Internet as we know it broke the day their business model required us accessing the web through them. We need #WEB3 #InternetOfTrust.
Is our current approach to digital #identity broken? Do we need a new identity model? I'll be tomorrow at #Google #Campus sharing my view about this matter (and there will be sushi, at least come for the sushi). See you tomorrow.
https://t.co/Tml8Jr6vcW
#Interoperability of networks in the Internet: TCP/IP
#Interoperability of networks in the #Blockchain: ??
Fill in the gap.
Ladies and gents! This is the kind of stuff we are working on! So in love with #innovation...
https://t.co/m3JxFftCc0
You, haters of Golang dependency management using $GOPATH, with Go's new version this is not an excuse not to program in this programming language anymore. #Modules come to your rescue.
https://t.co/KfFZYfGuy3
No worries, I will keep spamming until the day comes, but the next 5th of March I will be sharing a bit of my scarce knowledge about Self-Sovereign #Identity in a free networking event, you should definitely join me. There will be Sushi :)
https://t.co/Tml8Jr6vcW
*“Digital scarcity”* + Identity. @jota_ele_ene, no vamos tan desencaminados en nuestras maquinaciones...
https://t.co/JVk1MtSBzm
Trust me on this, the new golden age of the #Telcos is coming!! And we are working to make it happen!
And protect users against threats of the new economy such as:
https://t.co/gaWMbhtASP
I agree, companies should stop worrying that much about shareholders interests and shift their mindset to include their workers and local economies. And I talk as an active investor always looking for better dividends :)
https://t.co/hX5GGQ3KFu
A small Sunday reading. Let's learn a bit about a new #blockchain platform so your brain doesn't get rusty during the weekend.
https://t.co/qPW2Ntzs0C
Something to reflect about...
https://t.co/3ZYlHylKSp
"Those bastards killed six of my most object-oriented men"
(I actually hate JAVA. However, Dave is an idol)
https://t.co/BH0wVgDsZC
For me is not @ethereum the one to lead the Internet 2.0 revolution but @IPFSbot. I don't say that Ethereum (or related blockchains) are going to be useless, but IPFS really challenges the way we conceptualise the current Internet.
Some food for thought.
https://t.co/IAi1pcYDgr
Don't take my word for granted, just ask @inside_r3 or even @alastria_es to understand this is not an easy task.
https://t.co/2YS07B6EIh
Yes, I am still with my #NoMoreGoogle quest. I don't use their search engine, I am slowly (and painly) migrating my #Gmail account, and this week I managed to detach myself from #Google Maps.
Will 2020 be the year in which I manage to not use (at least directly) Google services?
"Participants in Corda Network pay a low, standard and stable identity issuance fee, which entitles them to a vote, and covers technical services. [...] participants pay for the services they receive."
Some blockchain consortiums should learn from this.
https://t.co/AXhvamf9ES
1/ I just tried to download different running apps to monitor my workouts, and I was TERRIFIED reading the #Privacy Policies of each of them. Even the ones from the paying alternatives where extremely abusive, and they were forcing me to accept them if I wanted to use them.
Enhancements to #Bitcoin’s UTXO transaction model under construction. This could be a major improvement to current #blockchain technologies scalability.
https://t.co/bUNelvvqj5
After a really intense and stressful morning, @Telefonica's Blockchain Competence Center Team in its entirety are @Cordablockchain Certified Developers
Get ready for some @Cordablockchain in future projects!
@joobid @jota_ele_ene @_mtnieto @Diegoescalonaro @cesssRC @aggcastro
My new anthem!!!
https://t.co/cevo1Gdgex
It feels awesome to receive feedback to one of my crazy reflecting posts from someone as experienced as @joobid. I really appreciate it!
https://t.co/r6jBDyCU7X
These are great news. But let me be the #blockchain Grinch for a moment... I don't know if a SaaS cloud-based blockchain is what #blockchain is all about. We already have databases.
We will have to give it a try it in order to judge objectively.
https://t.co/7lVSydgn2g
"Perhaps technology consultancy and marketing should be as tightly regulated as financial consultancy, where mis-selling can (in theory) lead to a lifetime ban from the industry..."
https://t.co/FWlxHmJqGL
"Nuclear is ideal for dealing with climate change, because it is the only carbon-free, scalable energy source that’s available 24 hours a day. The problems with today’s reactors, such as the risk of accidents, can be solved through innovation." - @BillGates
Something to reflect.
It's been more than 8 months since @Cloudflare announced its privacy enhanced DNS https://1.1.1.1 #1dot1dot1dot1 and I still didn't know of its existence!!
I've been obsessed since college with the privacy and security of this protocol. Glad to see these kind of improvements.
#Europe you are drunk. Go home https://t.co/ZZtlRuTQJx
"Blockchain is the Trojan horse for Open Networks"
From now on I won't say people that I am working on "#blockchain" but on the development of Open Networks.
https://t.co/Gm1CtQvdBJ
Trusted Execution Environments (TEE) are an exciting technology!
https://t.co/3DVqDpZsxR
Lets get #quantum for a minute with my new post.
https://t.co/FZLZ8AqNka
Everyone that uses #Google services should read its Privacy Policy at least ones in a lifetime. That way you understand everything they may know about us. For me, one of the most disturbing clauses is they know "the people who matter most to you online".
https://t.co/er6RcBprgZ
This is #KARMA
https://t.co/7DsTOz1VQ0
Mamá, me han dejado hablar en el #AllHands de #CCDO para compartir lo que estamos haciendo desde el Centro de Competencia de Blockchain de @Telefonica.
Una auténtica pasada todo lo que se está consiguiendo desde #CCDO. https://t.co/RCVTLakqsV
A refreshing reasoning in these dark times where everyone claim to be doing some #blockchain.
https://t.co/dJG3ReKJR6
Wow! @Telefonica's Merkle Tree has just registered the mining of its first #Xmas block. This states the #genesis of Xmas in the #blockchain space :) https://t.co/97mdZbvgNC
Let me insist in the fact that #UX is a real challenge for the massive adoption of #blockchain technology.
https://t.co/aTEoYiye5G
Ending the week with a new post in @Medium. I think I earned myself a beer.
"@BigchainDB: A database on blockchain steroids"
https://t.co/rAU0kSr3Q2
Great lesson on #innovation and #entrepreneurship. “The early bird gets the worm, it is the second mouse that gets the cheese”
You don’t need to always be the first, as by coming second you may learn from the mistakes of the early birds.
#CapitalismWithoutCapital
R3 Corda Settler explained:
https://t.co/vRLuwvNMRr
I am starting to get into personalizing my laptop with #nerd and #techie stickers.
Thus, if you want me to advertise your tech project in my personal billboard you just need to send me your sticker. Do not hesitate to contact me for further details (as the shipping address) :) https://t.co/i5mdWSqFFJ
Wait a minute! Zero-Knowledge-Proofs implemented in an #Ethereum Smart Contract? This is huge for the ecosystem
What I don't know is if it is an implementation of the #cryptographic primitive or just a smart way of achieving #ZKP-like features in the SC.
https://t.co/vpFfQAxiuD
What happens when you merge an #ERC20 token and an #ERC721token in the same smart contract? #ERC1115, that's what happens! Cool proposal to manage fungible and non-fungible items in the same #token.
https://t.co/QGywgj11Fp
Building some CorDapps at #R3 #Corda Bootcamp in Barcelona. Let’s see if we can adopt it in the #telco sector. https://t.co/RqWxnuheBV
I totally agreed with @jmalvpal today when he said at #Encuentro18 that #Telcos are suffering from “Old Regime Regulations”
The core infrastructure of the digital revolution suffering from an obsolete regulation. Does it make sense to you?
Let’s make Europe a #tech giant again!
But this is not a #blockchain, right? This is just a centralised databased with cool "blockchain-like" features.
https://t.co/Ru41zJUiLS
Yesterday I said at the #Mornings4 event that one of the biggest barriers for blockchain adoption was the UX in decentralized systems. Here you go, you just need to remember 12 f* words not to lose your tokens. Good luck with that:
https://t.co/n29UBhfAzE
WHAAAT?? These are wonderful news!! Love to see that the underlaying technology of AWS Lambda is now open source!
Love for open source+=10000
https://t.co/cAL1q95dpl
Que mejor foro que éste para que podáis hacerme preguntas incómodas sobre #blockchain (así si no me la sé se la puedo pasar a otro de los expertos). Nos vemos el miércoles!
https://t.co/HjSBlBAn6K
Great article to understand the need of randomness in secure systems: https://t.co/gjD9OI2oDf
Todavía recuerdo cuando hace un par de años me llamo el gran @AndresStumpf para que le contase que era esto del #blockchain para un artículo. Mola ver que entre exclusiva sobre deuda y exclusiva sobre deuda tiene tiempo para seguir escribiendo sobre esto.
https://t.co/LJs8EVKV8C
Never ask your doctor “what you should do” but “what he would do if he were you” if you want to know what is best for you.
And never ask a financial advisor for recommendations, ask him about his personal portfolio if you don’t want to lose money.
HTTP over UDP? This could mean a major breakthrough for HTTP's connection speeds and efficiency. Browsing cat videos in the Internet may soon get way faster.
https://t.co/YdZYldfYjY
La #Bonilista de hoy me ha parecido un análisis realmente interesante y recomiendo su lectura. ¿@Telefonica en el negocio de los videojuegos? Como empleado y accionista es algo que me encantaría ver, un Movistar++ que fuese el SteamOS de @Telefonica.
https://t.co/LqelxHFqGT
Couldn't agree more with this principle. I highly recommend @RayDalio's "Principles". After reading that book I managed to clearly figure out what I wanted for my professional life. It is a book to reread several times in your lifetime. https://t.co/Q5tYtBwryH
Reversible #ICO proposals, safer for investors. Could this be a new rise for #ICOs?
https://t.co/pmiRcasXk9
I like the concept of "liquid #democracy", it makes sense, but I feel it is not realistic. Even with existing democratised technologies such as #blockchain (which make these #utopian ideals approachable) it would be hard to implement.
But some are trying: https://t.co/MPqOgSbVJL
After a week of interesting discussions about #blockchain I managed to gather my thoughts and I came to the following conclusions. The main challenges for massive adoption are:
1. The #UX of #decentralisation.
2. Fixing the gap between the digital world and the physical one.
Really enjoyed the discussions around #blockchain brought up in today’s #workshop with the @T_Labs and @orange teams.
Looking forward to keep collaborating on building our decentralized view of the industry. These are exciting times to be working/innovating at a #telco.
To be honest, I don't know if the @InitiativeQ project will end up being just another #blockchain/#cryptocurrency project, a pyramid scam or the future of money, but as a #blockchain empiricist and enthusiast I had to try.
Follow my invite and get some Qs
https://t.co/myYSEqLRVr
After the "housing #bubble" we are presumably heading to an "everything #bubble". As before, when it bursts, governments and central banks will blame anyone except themselves, but they are the only ones responsible for the "free #money" policies. https://t.co/i8mSn2niEw
Time to “Ethereumize” our #embedded #systems with Microsoft #blockchain team’s new release.
This could be a great leap for the IOT + blockchain ecosystem. Really excited to test it.
https://t.co/Q277kVffUO
I love this #learning method proposal. I try to apply it to myself as much as possible.
https://t.co/AnoMgddzgA
One more client to the sack. We had #Geth, then #Parity, and here comes #Pantheon. Should we be focusing on developing new client technologies, or on enhancing #blockchain core protocols? In my opinion they are pretty related
Which one is your favourite?
https://t.co/1qy0WTt5wQ
I have been pretty “#privacy obsessed” the past few years, and I have been trying to find alternatives to every google service. I haven’t been able to completely remove my google account but after finding https://t.co/FTRYgMJqUW I am nearer than ever. Great resource!
But what's the purpose of storing data in our DNA?
https://t.co/eBbO3udCAS
Interesante debate de la Mesa 3 dedicada a Blockchain y economía 2.0 en #JARCT18 @Telefonica. Muy reveladoras las conclusiones que nos transmiten @joobid y la representante de @unibarcelona sobre la necesidad de la educación y el impacto del blockchain en universidad y empresa
“Las empresas buscan habilidades transversales en los egresados de la universidad por que dan por hecho las habilidades técnicas. Los médicos tienen que saber curar, y los ingenieros desplegar sistemas, además de comunicarse”. Gran aporte Felix Pérez en #catedrasTelefonica
Entrepreneurs are 21st century martyrs. They sacrifice their personal wealth for the greater good.
#AntiFragile
The Internet brought digital good #marketplaces to live as a new business model for companies.
#Blockchain technology make physical good #marketplaces a reality through asset tokenization, offering full liquidity and transactionality to traditionally rather illiquid assets.
I was going to buy a @LedgerHQ wallet next Black Friday, but maybe I will just set up this in my old phone instead :)
https://t.co/YexOUlejHe
#Ethereum #Constantinople is coming. Backward incompatible changes are not popular, and could lead to a new fork similar to what happened with Ethereum @eth_classic.
Either way, looking forward to try this new Ethereum version in Ropsten soon.
https://t.co/xuP875940j
How would I define today's #economy? Survival of the most adaptable.
New white paper from the @Hyperledger Performance and Scale Working Group describing the key metrics that should be used to evaluate the performance of a blockchain and then communicate the results.
https://t.co/HcyCbIAjac
We definitely need more politicians from the #STEM field to update and clean our governments, it may be the only way to economically and socially cope with disruptive technology and paradigm shift we are immersed in.
https://t.co/Q615y4juFa
#Ethereum smart contracts programmed in Web Assembly on Kovan? I NEED TO TRY THIS!
This will bring performance to smart contracts and it will allow to implement complex code inside the contract (personally I think EVM's OPCODES are pretty limited)
https://t.co/63dm1DPFbM
#Tokenization could be the key for non-professional investors to access potential investment opportunities only accessible currently to institutions and big firms. Just imagine that you could buy stocks from Cabify with a discount before its IPO.
The magic of the #blockchain
Estrenamos #FrikiFridays del Centro de Competencia Blockchain @Telefonica con @joobid dando una masterclass sobre plataformas blockchain orientadas a la privacidad y el anonimato (@zcashco, @monero, @Dashpay).
@Diegoescalonaro @albertoblockchainer
It's been a pleasure to be in the Meet the Advisor Corner of the #SouthSummit18 helping startups realise how they can benefit from using blockchain in their businesses, and sharing a bit about what we are doing at @Telefonica/@Wayra. https://t.co/Le83EN4Vrt
Ready at the Meet the Advisors Corner. Nos vemos por aquí para hablar de blockchain. #SouthSummit2018 https://t.co/7GZBQCB0uo
Getting ready. #SouthSummit18 https://t.co/wtimrbhIHv
Will we see in the future ISP companies such as @Telefonica operating distributed gateways such as the one deployed by Cloudflare? ... We'll see :)
What it is clear is that #Decentralization is coming...
https://t.co/CUGVf1NLd6
Decentralised technologies require a decentralised governance.
https://t.co/ekHMwWJoxw
Otro para el taller de Ethereum: 0xa69cC56E271FB6E32bf749430dD02e12f1d75d90
Taller de Ethereum 0x5CAf2CE826bF66eFdc2Cf25fD03C3e802A4853ce
Madrid third city in the ranking of top 10 cities implementing connected streetlights. NICE! https://t.co/rkpdzaKibG
Getting bored of your @CryptoKitties? They don't breed as they used to?
Then buy a new "CryptoMonster" at @MonsterBit_org.
No guys... #Ethereum and the blockchain is not only useful to create cute creatures, but it seems fun and profitable for now :)
Like life itself.
https://t.co/mxK6rFCwlk
After using #duckduckgo for more than a year it is safe to say that I don’t miss google at all. And yes, I even use it in my phone ;)
https://t.co/pukhQ8dPwM
Is your job so critical that it requires you to work >40 hours a week? Are you really productive all that time? Don’t think so. I think it is about time that we implement the 3-days weekends.
This measure would even be healthier for you: https://t.co/uR3c2y6Um8
Do you think the world is better or worse than 20 years ago?
I have been reading #factfullness for the past week and is changing my way of thinking about the world. Forget the stories politicians and the media tell you. Whatever they say the world is a better place now. https://t.co/a8wL86P8Vq
This new @BigchainDB release enhances the governance of the network. Managing validators at runtime is a big deal for dynamic blockchain consortiums. Really excited with the new projects to be built over this technology. Keep tuned.
https://t.co/5TdDowZ5Wo
Obligada lectura
https://t.co/28ObUtYC8h
I am sick of people using the name of #blockchain in vain. People think they are “innovators” for using that word
It is like:
Dishwasher = lame
Blockchain-based dishwasher = cool
Paying taxes = boring
Blockchain-based taxes = awesome
Guys, blockchain doesn’t apply to everything
I hate #Javacript promises to the point that I am tempted to port a whole project to #Go.
Who am I kidding, after 5 hours of hardcore programming I have my blockingTransfers, now no one will ever separate us. :)
Simply amazing this proposal from @gridplus_energy to enhance UX in the blockchain world. I love the idea of removing the need of a wallet and decoupling the user interface from the "transaction builder" which lives in the cloud.
https://t.co/7hPvJrxani
Random thought: Unemployment is a big problem... but inflation is the big evil as it is a tax for everyone
I love @rigetti's Quantum Computing Service proposal. Just as we use on-demand GPU computing resources from AWS, we could be using on-demand QPU (Quantum PU).
Looking forward to try this soon... https://t.co/cTnRKq6oqn
Can we achieve the same level of security as a Proof-of-Work (PoW) system like Bitcoin while not wasting physical scarce resources to do it? Proof-of-Stake (PoS) to the rescue... or not? For now these are two good proposals
https://t.co/dnkVgHYPGU
Deciding what #open #source license to protect your #blockchain project is key for its adoption by enterprises.
https://t.co/IiPs3TSFBZ
Apple's disruptive innovation in action! https://t.co/iZpkgzC8Ju
Proof-of-Space-Time... no idea how it'll work, but it sounds cool!
https://t.co/xcitonwdNL
Microsoft is a company that IMHO is understanding how to adapt to the times. In the 90s their bet was for a closed ecosystem and proprietary technologies, and now they are betting for open source software and the blockchain. Nice move.
https://t.co/2baI4nMCmC
“Bitcoin’s mere existence is an insurance policy that will remind governments that the last object the establishment could control, namely the currency, is no longer a monopoly. This gives us, the crowd, an insurance policy against an Orwellian future.”. Agree, @nntaleb
Is this the end of active #investment? Should we start investing in market indexes instead of individual stocks? Or should we start programming our own #AI system to help us make better decisions?
Weirder times are yet to come for investors...
https://t.co/aHN0HGWidR
Really cool video that shows how global warming is just "an invention from the government" https://t.co/yFuvRM4da7
Should we be preparing for the rise of quantum computing already? I personally don't know, but some blockchain projects such as @chain are getting hands-on already.
https://t.co/M2CnR6ywvJ
I agree that economic measures such as the GDP (Gross Domestic Product) may be obsolete, but I don't know if the GDI (Gross Domestic Income) grasp the state and the progress of a country.
GDH (Gross Domestic Happiness) may suit us better. Any thoughts?
https://t.co/EFBB1p4Vqt
Technical #meetups are great for networking and marketing purposes. But do they offer a real value from a technical point of view? In many of them supposed experts give a shallow technical talk for the sake of their egos.
Personal DAOs? Imagine the possibilities this technology opens to self-employed professionals. Forget about complicated documents and tax reports. This could be automated though a Personal DAO (or at least that's my view of the matter)
https://t.co/DQI8iLpVJr
So what is the point of company reports from financial firms? If they are good investors overreact with optimism, if they are bad they slump the price. Consequently, these firms are the ones ruling the markets, right? Is this fair? Imagine a stock market without financial analyst
The cool wheel of the consensus. #blockchain https://t.co/G9vmaHVehB
"The big daddy of trading exchanges is coming to play in cryptocurrency."
https://t.co/9plemo27AS
I like @loomnetwork's idea of ZombieChain, a shared sidechain where anyone can run a Dapp on it if they pay the fixed monthly hosting fee. It makes blockchain work as a cloud hosting that DApp providers pay, removing transaction fees from their users.
https://t.co/ZZraJ5FYEt
I remember when I had to study Lattice Cryptography in my Crypto course at @KTHuniversity. Hard as fuck, but I loved that subject. Reading this article just made me want to learn more about it. Do someone know a good book on lattice crypto?
https://t.co/JvygK6PTK2
Crypto patents everywhere! https://t.co/LtkxcnEyTg
I have a problem seeing the real usefulness of a "prediction market" like the distributed one proposed by @AugurProject. It should be seen like a betting game, or more like something with real economic value?
https://t.co/jUD8M7r7Kc
There goes a question to any of the experts of @BigchainDB out there, see if they can give me some light in the matter.
Using transaction conditions, could you give write permissions to a user for just an attribute in the metadata of an asset instead of to the whole object?
Great comparison https://t.co/b4ECdAzSDT
Ok, Wozniak is entering Equi Capital, but I would love to understand what the company does. Apparently in the next few weeks they will announce something. From the description on their website I would say that they are an ICO platform. We'll see
https://t.co/oqIBR8dVor
Buena noticia. Las entidades financieras se van quitando poco a poco el miedo al #blockchain y al dinero digital. Esto puede tener mucho potencial desde un punto de vista tecnológico y económico.
https://t.co/zAVQRZ8Jcr
Why do companies have to report their results every quarter, and not continuously be reporting. As an investor I would love to know what the companies I've invested in are doing in real time. The technology behind @Auditchain would make this possible.
https://t.co/yGK5Vb5Dr1
Good analysis on distributed exchanges. IMHO, distributed exchanges can be applied in many more use cases and not just crypto. Why not a distributed stock exchange (I know, this was an easy one, but there are definitely more :) )
https://t.co/BQOS4X4H3v
I love @waitbutwhy posts, and this one is pretty great.
https://t.co/WsZADKUogU
I have been using @libp2p for a few months now to play around with some of my P2P system ideas, and let me tell you it is outstanding.
I have always used their Go implementation (https://t.co/0qgT66csyX) but now that I see they have a JS implementation I am curious....
¿Quien no querría participaciones de un fondo de inversión gestionado por @AndresStumpf? Hoy en una cancha de baloncesto se han pergeñado las primeras conversaciones para que esto pueda ser una realidad en, como máximo, 10 años vista.
More than blockchain itself, I would say the future is distributed computing and the ability of orchestrating unused resources from devices for their use in AI models. https://t.co/fgRvDCwxvC
Europe, is our chance to be the next tech giant. We have the means and the talent so, why not do some good tech?
https://t.co/8BjcEx4t7t
Happy to see @BigchainDB in the Top 11 Constellation ShortList™ for Synchronous Ledger and Blockchain Platforms, and surprised to see OpenChain and ChainCore https://t.co/SQPH5QeNSl
Blockchains in elections is not just a matter of security and decentralization, but of efficiency and transparency. This technology should be introduced gradually in these systems, and I think the are a short-term answer to several issues.
https://t.co/YeG0XVKkoG
The Decentralization of a systems is not a binary feature but a continuous variable from centralized to distributed. Blockchain projects should have that in mind when designing (and advertising) their products.
Hackathons are a great approach to let companies have a grasp about what can be done with the technology, and easily explore potential use cases. Really cool initiative from the EIB, hope to see more of these around the globe soon.
https://t.co/9OprQ6jXO2
"There are two systemically important features missing that inhibit the mass adoption of cryptocurrencies, specifically, scalability and usability"
I totally agree, and @gridplus_energy's Lattice1 seems like a good first approach to tackle these problems.
https://t.co/n601pVDuRO
Microsoft files two new Patents to Fuse Blockchain Tech With Trusted Computing Techniques... I like the concept of trusted execution environments. Something to have a look at in the blockchain environment.
https://t.co/Q2vHo8OtRb
Companies starting to use blockchain in their systems just for the sake of appearing in the media. Once you really understand the technology you would realize it makes no sense using it when there are not a set of participants with independent interests.
The first time I played with @BigchainDB I wasn't really sure about how it suited in the blockchain ecosystem. After working with it in some project ideas I've realised its true potential and it is pretty interesting.
It still needs some work but I am starting to fall in love!