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Bilgin Ibryam ✓

@bibryam · joined 22 Jan 2009

Building agentic infrastructure. Writing about AI-assisted coding and agentic systems. Product manager @soloio_inc. I publish The Generative Programmer

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Jev and LLMs: who does what? An LLM can write a reply. Jev can classify the request. Your code decides what happens next. A minimal example and eight early projects, from browser agents to context filtering. https://t.co/bgHxvfLqwZ https://t.co/2uLGop44Ao
Comparison of a traditional autoregressive LLM and Jev. The LLM generates a response as a sequence of tokens. Jev evaluates independent typed questions against the same state in parallel, returning a choice, a score, and a yes/no probability. Application code decides how to act on the results.
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Interesting MoE inference experiment: Treat MoE weights like JIT code. Per token: route experts → deduplicate the batch → run VRAM/RAM hits while NVMe misses stream → overlap I/O with compute → learn a hotter placement. COLIBRI: experimental, not production-ready. https://t.co
Five-step COLIBRI per-token flow. For each layer, the router selects the top 8 of 256 experts; batched positions combine their expert lists; VRAM and RAM hits run immediately while NVMe misses stream; resident computation overlaps I/O and next-layer prefetch; usage counters rerank hot experts. Placement changes speed only; precision and routing semantics stay unchanged.
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@bibryam this is actually a nice little workflow hack, reading the site first so the diagrams dont come out looking totally disconnected. followed u g 49 views · 1 likes · 1 reposts · 0 replies Open on X →
@bibryam Brand-matched diagrams in 60 seconds only hold if the skill locks type and palette. Freeform "make a nice chart" still drifts next run. 51 views · 0 likes · 0 reposts · 0 replies Open on X →
@bibryam The implication is that brand-aware diagram generation could make visual consistency a default property of content pipelines, not a separate design task. That also raises the value of maintaining a clean, machine-readable brand system. 40 views · 0 likes · 0 reposts · 0 replies Open on X →
🌟 Diagram Design Skill🌟 ⤷ A Claude Code / Codex skill for editorial-quality visual types, matched to your brand in 60 seconds by reading your website. https://t.co/aEyPHHCxRh https://t.co/AMeCKx9UTj
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Turbovec is a local Rust vector index for RAG. It brings: • 2-bit or 4-bit compression • online inserts without a training phase • SIMD search on ARM and x86 • incremental, crash-safe saves v1.0 stabilizes its v7 on-disk format. https://t.co/Rzjgsp2NuR https://t.co/1OVEMgWIXq
Bar chart from RyanCodrai/turbovec comparing index size for 100,000 vectors in FP32, 4-bit, and 2-bit formats. GloVe d=200 uses 76, 10, and 5 MB; OpenAI d=1536 uses 586, 74, and 37 MB; OpenAI d=3072 uses 1,172, 147, and 74 MB. The project chart states that 2-bit TurboQuant is about 16 times smaller than FP32 with comparable recall.
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@bibryam AI can generate the code. The harder part is keeping the reasoning, context and decisions behind it intact. Once agents build more of the system, that knowledge can’t stay scattered across files and people. This is where @ekosproject solves the problem. 4 views · 2 likes · 0 reposts · 0 replies Open on X →
@bibryam I'd add Working Effectively with Legacy Code. AI writes so fast that last week's generated service can already feel like a mystery. Feathers teaches you how to change code you didn't write without breaking everything around it. That skill just got a lot more valuable. 108 views · 2 likes · 0 reposts · 0 replies Open on X →
@bibryam One gap this list doesn't cover: if the same agent that wrote the code also flags what's questionable, it tends to confirm its own choices, not catch them. A separate reviewing role with no shared context catches a different class of miss than a human skimming the diff a 83 views · 0 likes · 0 reposts · 0 replies Open on X →
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