Desarrollo software. Creador de @TheDojoMX. I’m running out of time.
CDMX, México
Joined August 2010
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Este bootcamp nos costó mucho trabajo prepararlo, pero @haro_ca_ y yo estamos muy orgullosos de cómo quedó.
Pueden pensarlo como un curso de diseño de sistemas centrado en la capa de datos de las aplicaciones, que normalmente son las bases de datos.
💥 ¿Te perdiste el inicio del Bootcamp de Bases de Datos Avanzado? Tenemos algo que contarte.
🔎 ¡Publicamos los primeros 27 minutos en un video no-listado! 🚀 Héctor Patricio, Tech Lead en Autómata, comparte todo lo que puedes esperar del programa.
💬 Comenta si quieres el link 👀
¡Aún puedes unirte! Dejamos abiertas las inscripciones semana más. Solo hemos cursado la sesión de inauguración (que ya puedes ver grabada) y quedan el resto de los 6 meses de sesiones sabatinas de 3 hrs.
¿Listo para sumarte? codigofacilito.com/bootcamps…
Google es el Bell Labs de nuestra era: Transformers, Hadoop, TensorFlow (y por derivación o competencia, PyTorch), Android, y un largo etc.
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AI makes infinite software possible: if you want something to be different, you simply ask. Would you like your grocery list to be sorted by aisle? Ask. For programmers, that’s a massive reduction in friction. For non-programmers, it’s a revelation.
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It’s kinda crazy to me that we melt sand down, clean it to 99.99999% purity, literal wizards have to draw it slowly into an ingot, we cut it, inscribe a hundred billion little on/off switches on it, and when you run electric current through it you can do basic arithmetic, which when you do enough of it can do any math on the planet, and which describes reality well enough that we can teach it the ontological meaning of words and their distance from each other on a high-dimensional space, and if you ask, it can tell you what word comes next and that apparently is powerful enough that if you do it a hundred billion times it’s the smartest thing to ever exist
oh yeah and we use this primarily for email
Long story short: sí era grave.
Someone has created a vulnerable PHP website, loaded it with a Bitcoin wallet, and challenged the Internet to hack into it and they can keep the Bitcoin. It has a running timer to show if the PHP exploitability was over-hyped. stealmybitcoin.com/
Completamente de acuerdo. Pero algo peor que no querer entender (y saber que no sabes) es creer que entiendes algo falsamente.
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Programmers, engineers, and mathematicians who hate AI loved solving puzzles not problems.
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I'm old enough to remember when 'C++ slop' was the battle cry of 'real' coders.
Then it was 'Unity slop' and 'Unreal slop' from those who thought hand-rolled engines were superior in every way.
Now it's AI slop.
People draw a line on the abstraction hierarchy below which they are happy to automate the tedium. The line just moved... that's all.
Skilled people will still make superior software. We have been inundated with low quality slop since the birth of digital distribution decades ago. It's nothing new.
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Llevamos décadas construyendo software con código mediocre, bugs ancestrales, hacks sobre hacks, tests a medias, TODOs olvidados, parches temporales que se volvieron permanentes y código que nadie se atreve a tocar.
Y ahora resulta que nos preocupa confiar en código que no entendemos porque lo escribió una IA.
Como si lleváramos décadas entendiendo perfectamente el código que escribimos nosotros.
Cierto, justo como en la era humana.
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Amazing how quickly we went from "oh no LLMs are going to flood the Internet with insecure code" to "oh no LLMs have discovered the internet was already flooded with insecure code"
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We’re about to learn that most code written over the last 20 years was complete slop and most software developers were never that good
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The funny thing is everyone was saying AI slop code will cause a cyber crisis but it’s actually all the old human slop causing it and the AI is just cleaning it up
Lo malo es que seguro así están todos los sistemas, solo que no lo sabemos. Era demasiado lindo pensar que los humanos pudiéramos mantener una red tan compleja segura.
