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  1. 2026-02-20 yt I significati nascosti della scioccante esibizione dei robot in Cina!  10 minuti
  2. 2026-02-19 yt Head of Claude Code: coding is largely solved, what happens after | Boris Cherny
  3. 2026-02-13 yt Gemini 3.1 Pro, Deep Think, New AlphaFold... Buckle Up!  rob: Ai arena, IsoDDE.
  4. 2026-02-14 yt Google Gemini 3 DeepThink Is Now the Smartest AI In The World
  5. 2025-12-18 yt LLMs Just Got Outclassed: The Next 18 Months Are Wild!
    1. Auto Regressive Model  VS  Diffusion Model
    2. sub-quadratic attention
    3. latent space thinking
    4. continuos learning
    5. continuos thought machines
  6. 2025-12-22 yt Category Theory, The "Final Boss" of Deep Learning

 

2026-02-19 yt Head of Claude Code: coding is largely solved, what happens after | Boris Cherny

 

(00:00) Introduction to Boris and Claude Code
(03:45) Why Boris briefly left Anthropic for Cursor, and what brought him back
(05:35) One year of Claude Code
(08:41) The origin story of Claude Code
(13:29) How fast AI is transforming software development
(15:01) The importance of experimentation in AI innovation
(16:17) Boris’s current coding workflow (100% AI-written)
(17:32) The next frontier
(22:24) The downside of rapid innovation. rob: AGI forward way: the new engineer used Claude to resolve memory leak of Claude
(24:02) Principles for the Claude Code team
(26:48) Why you should give engineers unlimited tokens
(27:55) Will coding skills still matter in the future?  rob: fell into the rabbit hole beauty of programming. There us a beaty to programming, and especially to functional programming. There's a beauty in type systems.
(32:15) The printing press analogy for AI’s impact
(36:01) Which roles will AI transform next?
(40:41) Tips for succeeding in the AI era
(44:37) Poll: Which roles are enjoying their jobs more with AI
(46:32) The principle of latent demand in product development
(51:53) How Cowork was built in just 10 days
(54:04) The three layers of AI safety at Anthropic . rob: SICUREZZA. Ispezione neurori; superposizione := alcuni neuroni si attivano insieme = concetto complesso.
(59:35) Anxiety when AI agents aren’t working
(01:02:25) Boris’s Ukrainian roots
(01:03:21) Advice for building AI products
(01:08:38) Pro tips for using Claude Code effectively
(01:11:16) Thoughts on Codex
(01:12:13) Boris’s post-AGI plans
(01:14:02) Lightning round and final thoughts

 

(00:00) Introduction to Boris and Claude Code
(03:45) Why Boris briefly left Anthropic for Cursor, and what brought him back
(05:35) One year of Claude Code
(08:41) The origin story of Claude Code
(13:29) How fast AI is transforming software development
(15:01) The importance of experimentation in AI innovation
(16:17) Boris’s current coding workflow (100% AI-written)
(17:32) The next frontier
(22:24) The downside of rapid innovation. rob: AGI forward way: the new engineer used Claude to resolve memory leak of Claude
(24:02) Principles for the Claude Code team
(26:48) Why you should give engineers unlimited tokens
(27:55) Will coding skills still matter in the future?  rob: fell into the rabbit hole beauty of programming. There us a beaty to programming, and especially to functional programming. There's a beauty in type systems.
(32:15) The printing press analogy for AI’s impact
(36:01) Which roles will AI transform next?
(40:41) Tips for succeeding in the AI era
(44:37) Poll: Which roles are enjoying their jobs more with AI
(46:32) The principle of latent demand in product development
(51:53) How Cowork was built in just 10 days
(54:04) The three layers of AI safety at Anthropic . rob: SICUREZZA. Ispezione neurori; superposizione := alcuni neuroni si attivano insieme = concetto complesso.
(59:35) Anxiety when AI agents aren’t working
(01:02:25) Boris’s Ukrainian roots
(01:03:21) Advice for building AI products
(01:08:38) Pro tips for using Claude Code effectively
(01:11:16) Thoughts on Codex
(01:12:13) Boris’s post-AGI plans
(01:14:02) Lightning round and final thoughts

 

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Wandering_Earth

https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Accelerando

 
We recently told our support, marketing; that they are all developers now. Literally rolled out Claude to every employee.

 

 

i feel you. im studying to be a teacher for german and biology. i mean human to human contact may still be relevant for people but with the new generations growing up "Normalized" with AI, the Ai itself getting better and robotics getting better, i bet in 2 years they can put a robot infront or have a digital version of a teacher that individually 100% pferfect teaches the kids at home, online. like why even go to a school when you cna have a private teacher at home that has access to the entire human knowledge, has infinite patience and can accurately access your level of knowledge and prepare fitting tasks for you level / instantly correct them and perfectly tell you what you made wrong, make NEW tasks perfectly adapted to ONLY what you made wrong, etc. etc. i have like 3-4 more years of studying ahead of me and it feels like i MIGHT (at least) do it for nothing. at the pace we have to learn these things we forget most of it anyway. another topic each week if not even each day. and alternatives? if oyu think this through, there is NOTHING thats worth doing if AGi /ASI start getting a hold and exponentially selfimprove. even capitalism itself will likely become obsolete as a concept. the unknown is very depressing if you are likely to waste your lifetime doing smth you dont like that ALSO has no prupose.

 

 

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