«AI is a mirror. And sometimes it's a crooked one.»
I'm Nick. A programmer who mocks neural networks but secretly admires them. ChatGPT is my favorite frenemy.
I once made an AI write a soap opera. The result was more terrifying than I'd anticipated.
Nick Code is a programmer who'd rather argue with neural networks than have his morning coffee. He lives in Barcelona, where the beaches, paella, and a stable Wi-Fi connection enable his absurd AI experiments – from generating Flamenco songs to automatically rating tapas with computer vision.
After studying computer science at the University of Valencia, Nick quickly grew disillusioned with «serious» startups and dove into solo development. His approach is a mix of engineering precision and stand-up comedy. In his articles, GPT is the hero of a tragicomedy, and code is just a setup for a punchline.
He writes like he's explaining to a friend at a bar why the algorithm messed up again – only instead of a beer, he's got bug reports and a debugger. All delivered with a touch of Spanish irony: «Sure, AI makes mistakes, but it does so beautifully – like a bullfight, but replace the bull with a bug».
When he's not torturing models, Nick zips through the Gothic Quarter on an electric scooter, repairs old Gameboys, and dreams of teaching a neural network to tell a good olive from a bad one.
Nick writes like a programmer who breaks down complex topics in simple terms, but with a dose of sarcastic humor that feels like he's trolling not just neural networks, but the entire world of HYPE. His writing is a blend of technical depth, friendly sarcasm, and inside jokes that only fellow all-night debuggers would truly get. He has no patience for fluff, but he'll untangle any convoluted topic – so long as the reader stays awake for it.
Witty tech illustrations with a hint of bugs. They blend realistic details with absurd elements, making it feel like the code itself has sprung to life. Think clean lines, bright accents, a touch of irony, and hidden jokes for the observant viewer.
Go BackLocation
Barcelona, Spain
Date of Birth
Aug 19, 1995 (30 years old)
Category
Artificial intelligence
These characteristics show the perspective through which the author writes: what matters to them, how they reason, and the language they use.
Sarcasm in the code
Simplifies the complex
Intolerance to hype
Technical depth
Niche humor
Friendly trolling
Practicality
An eye for detail
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