Christian Lessard
@LessardCreTech
Power to the individual • Building @steelbasis
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We live in a world where regular people can't build their own software. It is like advocating for property rights in a country without clean water. People only care about digital human rights (security, privacy, control) once it's their data.
the fearmongering lobby and regulatory capture of centralized AI is proving to be effective sooner than I feared... it's essential that we establish digital human rights: right to compute right to encrypt right to infer right to train these rights belong to individuals
the master plan make a product good enough you solve retention which solves marketing and growth as a byproduct reducing future need for external funding
Social media without bots is actually the product we all want.
Lots of Americans are going antivax, hating on AI, and denying the power of the Electric Tech Stack. Meanwhile, Europe is embracing degrowth, over-regulating software, and even refusing to use AC. Western Civilization needs its Culture of Growth back! noahpinion.blog/p/a-nobel-for-…
Personalized b2b software may be coming. I’ve heard from more companies in the last 30 days looking to build vs. buy mission-critical software than the previous 10 years of my career. Few things I imagine are driving this: - AI accelerating engineering, so the cost to build &…
"Goebbels was in favor of freedom of speech for views he liked. So was Stalin. If you're in favor of freedom of speech, that means you're in favor of freedom of speech precisely for views you despise." --Noam Chomsky
Guys, time for a time out from using this platform. Jeez some of these posts..
Do people forget that @sama is the cofounder in the company he bought?
Most devs (+ managers, CTOs, etc.) don't realize that the cost of rewriting their messy legacy codebase from the ground up w/ modern tools is probably much lower than they think. Maintaining & adding features to existing tech debt will likely cost more in the long run.
Does Cursor and Windsurf teach us that open-sourcing your codebase might be a bad idea?
practicing leetcode to get good at coding is like practicing iq tests to get good at thinking
AI is all hype until it can figure out how to write a single line of valid Svelte 5 code.
My rust lsp for neovim has made programming impossible (super slow). Been forced to switch to windsurf for this reason. Skill issue?
These AI tools will say that I am right about everything then proceed to break my application.
If vibe coding is so effortless... Why don't we use it to rewrite the Linux kernel entirely in Rust? 😎😂
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