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by jives 5d ago
Yes, the popularity of Suno indicates that people are asking for this to exist. I know a number of people who regularly generate songs in Suno.
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by jives 3mo ago
Location: Hood River, OR Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Vue, React, TypeScript, Ruby, Rails, GraphQL, Claude Code, Convex, PostgreSQL Résumé/CV: jasonives.com Email: jason@jasonives.com SEEKING FREELANCE/CONTRAC
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by jives 5mo ago
Location: Hood River, OR Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Vue, React, TypeScript, Ruby, Rails, GraphQL, Claude Code, Convex, PostgreSQL Résumé/CV: jasonives.com Email: jason@jasonives.com SEEKING FREE
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by jives 6mo ago
> The whole "quantified self" movement might be more about OCD and perfectionism than anything else. As someone who has dealt with OCD and perfectionism, I think that could be the case for a lot of people. And the urge to obses
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by jives 7mo ago
Opus 4.6 agentically found and proposed to my now wife.
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by jives 8mo ago
I loved Children of Ruin, but Children of Memory did nothing for me.
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by jives 10mo ago
You might be classifying medical advice differently, but this hasn't been my experience at all. I've discussed my insomnia on multiple occasions, and gotten back very specific multi-week protocols of things to try, including suppl
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by jives 10mo ago
I wonder if it's trying to predict what kind of estimate a human engineer would provide.
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by jives 1y ago
Exactly right. And you might waste years of your life trying to "fix" social anxiety by attempting to change your mindset or trying to adopt new social practices. (Speaking from experience.)
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by jives 1y ago
It's not his focus on health that causes so much concern, it's his long anti-science history.
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by jives 2y ago
ChatGPT has at least been trained on a variety of textual musical notations. It will generate chord charts or drum patterns. In the past I've asked it to generate chord progressions demonstrating various music theory concepts.
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by jives 2y ago
I always say that as a developer, I'll be one of the first to die come the apocalypse. I'll be the useless guy with nothing to trade and no survival skills.
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by jives 2y ago
My grandpa lived through the depression. As a kid, I noticed he would meticulously clean every scrap of food off his plate. My mom explained what they'd lived through and how he couldn't bring himself to waste anything.
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by jives 2y ago
I'm recently diagnosed, and I'm this way with auditory and visual input. If I go to a crowded sports bar with TVs, I'm basically useless.
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by jives 2y ago
I'm recently diagnosed and I experience the same. Listening to someone in a crowded room takes a ton of effort because my brain wants to track all of the other conversations and noises.
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by jives 3y ago
I show lots of interest in what my kids are interested in. They like to share video gaming progress, funny memes etc. It gives us an open pathway to communicating about other things going on in their lives.
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by jives 5y ago
Scratch is fun, and has the community element that kids expect and love these days. My sons have both enjoyed learning to program with it and explore what other kids have made.
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by jives 6y ago
Out of curiosity, what kinds of small businesses run live auctions? (I used to develop live auction software.)
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by jives 6y ago
You had me at "Blazing fast piano roll interface" :)
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by jives 6y ago
I'm working on the programmable outliner I've always wanted. * User-defined node types * Node properties * Customizable node display & styling * Programmable hooks for various events * Links between nodes * Dynamic "query
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by jives 7y ago
SEEKING WORK Location: Oregon, US (Remote) Experienced full stack Rails developer with a strong focus on product. I partner with companies to see their visions come to life. Primary Skills: ● Ruby ● Rails ● React ● MySQL & Postgres ● Da
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by jives 8y ago
How did you uncover the pain point around making these internal dashboards? What kind of resistance have you encountered from developers who typically enjoy rolling things from scratch?
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by jives 9y ago
EMEX | Senior Software Engineer (Ruby) | Houston, Texas or Portland, Oregon | REMOTE, SALARY:100k-120k www.emexllc.com EMEX is a rapidly growing online energy broker. We have an innovative reverse auction platform that lets customers buy ch
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by jives 9y ago
EMEX | Houston TX, Portland OR | Senior Software Engineer (Ruby) | Fulltime, onsite or remote | www.emexllc.com EMEX is a rapidly growing online energy broker. We have an innovative reverse auction platform that lets customers buy cheaper e
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by jives 9y ago
Apollo Client doesn't solve problems with GraphQL, it provides a client for GraphQL.
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by jives 10y ago
EMEX | Houston TX, Portland OR | Senior Software Engineer (Ruby) | Full-time, onsite, remote | www.emexllc.com EMEX is a rapidly growing online energy broker. We have an innovative reverse auction platform that lets customers buy cheaper el
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by jives 10y ago
Agreed. Your personal process is incredibly important, and lists or more advanced productivity tools are there to support that process. Years ago I put into practice David Allen's Getting Things Done methodology. While I've signif
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by jives 10y ago
Many developers try to keep track of everything in their head. That won't work as a PM. Your time will usually be much more fractured than it was a dev, as you track multiple ongoing projects at various levels of detail. If you try to
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HexaPDF: A Versatile PDF Creation and Manipulation Library for Ruby(hexapdf.gettalong.org)
1 points by jives 10y ago|0 comments
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Sisyphus on Fire: The Coming Agile Dystopia(blog.cognitect.com)
2 points by jives 11y ago|2 comments

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