Making things that inspire and enable others to do the same. Founder and CEO of @keyframesmov Studio Director at @mxmprod
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Maximus Barbare retweeted
Problems in Keyframes now come with fixes.
A heavy day, a cut scene still on the schedule, a part nobody's cast: click it on Home, the stripboard, or the inspector and get a suggested fix, with the before and after.
Apply. Undo if you change your mind. It's that easy.
Maximus Barbare retweeted
In what ways do you make Sam sad, by using your RAM for "inefficient purposes?
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Maximus Barbare retweeted
Calling it now.
AI is going to usher in a whole new era of software development. I’m calling it Software as a Service.
People will want to use these tools but they’ll realize they don’t want to spend the time to maintain and update them over time.
This will create a whole new category of businesses and entrepreneurs that can take on that task for businesses that would rather work on their core products.
AI is changing everything. This is a whole new paradigm of thinking about the way we interact with software.
Maximus Barbare retweeted
Tell Sam Altman that I use my 64GB of RAM to run print("Hello, World!"). I want him to know it's me.
Spent last weekend making a POC persistent agent that can run entirely on Cloudflare's new AI infra! Super excited to see where Cloudflare can take agents in the future.
PS. I hope you don't mind I took some design inspiration from your Cloudflare design work @burcs
Maximus Barbare retweeted
+ "you know what i'd really like?"
- "tell me"
+ "a website"
- "...we can do a website"
+ "a real website, not some claude generated neon slop, a real website"
- "i'll make you a very good traditional handmade website, one that is built with dozens of snippets from stackoverflow"
I think it's likely that the botnets that crop up will be used for their computing power, splitting the compute needed for the agent swarms' models. We might be cooked.
I think that in the very near future we will see a full-scale cyberwar, where swarms of agents will scour the internet and hack poorly secured websites and servers (either to steal information or to recruit them into a botnet).
It is critically important to understand this right now and start preparing in advance: patch old vulnerabilities you never got around to, restrict unnecessary access, remove "cool" browser and code editor extensions and so on.
The winds of change are blowing and they will affect everyone☝️ Ultimately, everything will become more secure and optimized, but there will be chaos for a while and it is in your best interest to survive it with minimal losses.
