Man watching this Bluesky AI fallout makes me feel sorry for @arcalinea for building a successful X competitor but unintentionally attracting the most insufferable communities on the Internet
Getting AI to write code is the easy part. Getting it to review its own work, catch mistakes and keep fixing things without you babysitting it is harder.
That's what Recur does. We've been using it at Celestia for months. Give it a go.
I made a thing: Recur
I built it for myself, to accelerate my work at @Celestiaorg. It's been my daily driver since August, it builds itself now, and other devs at Celestia have started using it too.
So we're making it available to everyone.
recur.build
The agentic economy won't grow linearly. It'll go from ~0 to dwarfing the human economy faster than anyone expects.
Today's blockspace won't come close to handling that demand. Fibre can.
We're not waiting for that future - we're building and experimenting our way there.
Linus Torvalds says, rules prohibiting AI usage are “UTTERLY STUPID” and “idiotic”.
For the Linux kernel, Torvalds says, “we’re not going to make stupid rules that say ‘you can’t use tools for X’”.
AI-generated code is already better than 99% of the spaghetti code humans write.
If AI isn't making you dramatically more productive, that's a skill issue.
Linus Torvalds says, rules prohibiting AI usage are “UTTERLY STUPID” and “idiotic”.
For the Linux kernel, Torvalds says, “we’re not going to make stupid rules that say ‘you can’t use tools for X’”.