JakeSc

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by JakeSc 17d ago
> after all, it's easy to figure out that an IP that is trying to grab every possible commit in a 8-year-old abandoned fork of linux is not really some lone Chrome on Windows user who is just furiously clicking every link that comes
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by JakeSc 1mo ago
On a related note, I see all these quantitative benchmarks and the models getting really good at them over time. One thing I've been wondering: if the GPT series of models performs so well quantitatively, why do I still kind of hate us
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by JakeSc 5mo ago
Exactly! Helpful to understand the tech stack that brought us here (and enjoy a visit to the Computer History Museum every once in a while), but we can do so much more now and that's to be celebrated :)
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Stop Writing Code: The Full-Stack AI Architect(blog.jakeschwartz.com)
4 points by JakeSc 5mo ago|2 comments
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by JakeSc 6mo ago
Thank you for sharing—very inspiring. I'm interested in the operations of starting and managing these companies in parallel. How did you go about finding people to run the companies? How much involvement do you have in their day-to-day
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by JakeSc 8mo ago
Agree on looking at the company-behind-the-numbers. Though presumably you're aware of the Efficient Market Hypothesis. Shouldn't "slowed down datacenter growth" be baked into the stock price already? If I'm understa
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by JakeSc 9mo ago
Great memoirs! One question: You mentioned that sports activities were organized by the units in 404. Which sports were played?
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by JakeSc 1y ago
"instead of writing 100 class names For every element, every page, every project, again and again… use semantic class names sunglasses emoji It's descriptive, faster, cleaner and easier to maintain." Semantic class names!? Br
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by JakeSc 1y ago
Great writeup. With LLMs doing an increasing amount of the coding now, it would be great for the browser or development environment to have built-in validations that enforce good performance. The coding agent (or human) would get direct, im
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by JakeSc 2y ago
I’ve come across this! Do you use it?
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by JakeSc 2y ago
Will add this to my list!
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by JakeSc 2y ago
As both a 4x founder and recovering manager-of-managers, I have to say Founder-vs.-Manager is a bit of a false dichotomy. Interestingly, the most successful managers I've seen have themselves been founders. They had both autonomy and o
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by JakeSc 2y ago
Looks very intriguing, will give this a try. As a windowing and task switching productivity nut, I built my own replacement for ⌘+Tab, Switcheroo. Check it out here: https://switchfaster.com/
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by JakeSc 3y ago
This is clearly the AGI's first public move
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by JakeSc 3y ago
This is clearly the AGI taking its first publicly visible action :)
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Start Small to Win Big: Your Team's First Win(jakeschwartz.com)
1 points by JakeSc 4y ago|0 comments
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by JakeSc 6y ago
Life360 | Remote or San Francisco, CA | Engineering Manager | https://www.life360.com Known for first-to-market solutions for modern family challenges, Life360 recently reached #1 in Apple’s US App Store’s list of free social ne
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One CEO Dealt with the TikTok Taunts of Gen Z: He Hired Them(wsj.com)
3 points by JakeSc 6y ago|0 comments
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by JakeSc 6y ago
Life360 | Backend / iOS / Android / Data Science / Testing | San Francisco & San Diego, CA & REMOTE 25 million monthly active users. Doubled userbase year-over-year. Public company with real revenue. Bringing pea
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by JakeSc 6y ago
Life360 | Backend / iOS / Android / Data Science / Testing | San Francisco & San Diego, CA & REMOTE 25 million monthly active users. Doubled userbase year-over-year. Public company with real revenue. Bringing pea
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by JakeSc 7y ago
Life360 | iOS Growth Engineer | San Francisco, CA | Onsite 20 million monthly active users. Doubled userbase year-over-year. Tripled revenue year-over-year. Bringing peace of mind to families with technology. We're hiring an iOS engine
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by JakeSc 8y ago
Life360 | Android & Backend | San Francisco, CA | Onsite 15 million monthly active users. Doubled userbase year-over-year. Tripled revenue year-over-year. Bringing peace of mind to families with technology. We're hiring senior Andr
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by JakeSc 8y ago
Life360 | Android | San Francisco, CA | Onsite 15 million monthly active users. Doubled userbase year-over-year. Tripled revenue year-over-year. Bringing peace of mind to families with technology. We're hiring a senior Android engineer
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by JakeSc 8y ago
15 million monthly active users. Doubled our userbase year-over-year. Tripled revenue year-over-year. Bringing peace of mind to families with technology. We're hiring a senior Android engineer to join our newly-formed Growth team to he
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by JakeSc 9y ago
This post is a high-level intro of the two-part architecture we are using for our mobile app. Feedback welcome.
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Wading Deeper into Kinesis Streams(engineering.life360.com)
7 points by JakeSc 9y ago|0 comments
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The Bicameral Codebase: Better architecture for mobile apps(engineering.life360.com)
11 points by JakeSc 9y ago|1 comments
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by JakeSc 9y ago
As an engineer at Life360, I can tell you that we hear you loud and clear. We haven't always been the best at achieving high accuracy _and_ power efficiency, but we are improving the technology dramatically. Battery drain has been a ma
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by JakeSc 10y ago
Are many consumer applications running with a multi-process architecture?
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Multi-Process Android Applications(engineering.life360.com)
10 points by JakeSc 10y ago|2 comments

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