Correct me if I'm wrong but the current premise of the AI industry is that any problem can be solved by brute force compute power is it not?
I've been homelabbing with a Raspberry Pi 4. I've had a lot of fun finding the bottlenecks, and how the experience can be applied in the professional world.
justinwilliams.dev/blog/the-…
Replying to @maxedapps
I wish I had an extra phone to try out Graphene
Replying to @buritoslicer
It feels a lot more complicated than it really is. Just takes a bit to get used to how much it does under the hood when it compiles.
Replying to @ThePrimeagen
I love using Sprites from Fly for my agents
I found it to be a little too opinionated when getting set up. I'm back on CachyOS now. Easy to get up and working, but still customizable
Replying to @solopribuilds
Debugging is still the most underrated skill in the industry
Hey devs, I decided to publish something I've implemented in more than a few codebases. A simple concurrency limiter for your javascript/typescript projects and web apps: github.com/justinwilliams-io…
Replying to @pmarca
Would people ever have known about them or is only AI capable of finding them?
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Replying to @jlongster
Don't share what you find, it might be too dangerous for the public.

