jtmarmon

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by jtmarmon 2mo ago
> I'm hustling. I'm playing the game. I'm doing what it takes to make this thing mainstream and a viable, practical choice for individuals and companies. If you talk shit about Zig in public, I'm going to fight back.
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by jtmarmon 5mo ago
I've had the same problem for a couple years - specifically the GPU crashing. Had a very hard time isolating the issue - seems like a mix of static + the EMI spike OP talks about (it happens most reliably when I stand up quickly from m
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by jtmarmon 5mo ago
My guess is that, in the vein of the "monitor flickering" symptom, your PC sees the DP/HDMI cable disconnect and reconnect due to the static. The reconnection wakes it up.
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by jtmarmon 2y ago
I pretty much only use o1 for more rigorous tasks (coding/math). Eg the other day I gave it the tax rates for my area and used it to explore different tax scenarios
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by jtmarmon 2y ago
I’m no expert on docker but I thought the hashes for each layer would already be computed if your image is built
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by jtmarmon 2y ago
Great writeup. To add an example, I personally use JSON for most of my work, but have found myself using XML for certain AI use cases that require annotating an original text. For example, if I wanted an AI to help me highlight to the user
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by jtmarmon 3y ago
SelectIQ (YC W23) | Founding Software Engineer (Fullstack) | NYC or REMOTE (US) | Full-Time | https://selectiq.ai/ SelectIQ works with clinical trial sites and their referring physicians to automate the patient referral pro
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by jtmarmon 3y ago
I recently evaluated Dagster, Prefect, and Flyte for a data pipeliney workflow and ended up going with Temporal. The shared feature between Temporal and those three is the workflow orchestration piece. All 3 can manage a dependency graph of
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by jtmarmon 3y ago
This is a pretty good way to go bankrupt when you have a real health emergency EDIT: I doubt OP is reading this but I would highly recommend they get insurance before giving birth...sure, they won't cover your at home birth, but they w
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by jtmarmon 3y ago
If you like startups and hard tech, check out Jason Carman's S3 channel - https://www.youtube.com/@jasoncarman/videos
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by jtmarmon 3y ago
Slow build times make everything slower, including refactoring tech debt (which means people are less likely to do it).
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“Playable Quotes for Game Boy Games” by Joël FranušIć and Adam Smith [video](youtube.com)
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by jtmarmon 3y ago
Congrats on the launch, looks like a great product. Out of curiosity - the demo on the site suggests the local first latency is like 10-40 ms. I would think reading/writing to SQLite locally would be on the order of 1ms or less. Why is
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by jtmarmon 3y ago
I just had it fix some outdated copy in a part of the UI. The nice thing is I didn't have to find the file myself, I just described what was wrong like I would a junior eng and let it find and fix it. Worked on the first try!
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by jtmarmon 3y ago
Just merged my first simple PR with sweep. This is going to be so useful for the kind of things that would take 5 minutes to do but get procrastinated for weeks because you just can't find the time to context switch for it. Congrats
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by jtmarmon 3y ago
Obviously it is the argument, that's why it's titled "Tailwind and the Femininity of CSS". Or do you think the 5 paragraphs about how sexism causes people to dislike CSS is a non sequitur from the introduction about how
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by jtmarmon 3y ago
This article is hilariously bad. The argument goes: I like CSS more than Tailwind -> Why don't people like CSS more? -> Maybe because 'CSS, which makes things look ‘pretty’, is considered feminine' You're entitled
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by jtmarmon 3y ago
This looks great! Is there a reason one couldn't use this with v4 UUIDs? A quick test shows that they encode/decode just fine. Wondering if I could use the encoded form as a way to niceify our URLs without having to change how the
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by jtmarmon 3y ago
1. Airpod pros have spatial audio 2. Their presentation showed someone using it with airpods on a plane https://twitter.com/techAU/status/1665790510093697024
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by jtmarmon 4y ago
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by jtmarmon 4y ago
Would be really cool to see you guys become a managed service on Fly.io - see what they did with Upstash & Redis: https://community.fly.io/t/preview-managed-upstash-redis-wit... They don't have a managed postg
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by jtmarmon 4y ago
Except my app isn't down due to an app error but a failed host in EWR which I couldn't escape from (due to the concurrent scheduling issues) https://status.flyio.net/incidents/v2dshzvy1mcl EDIT: recognize tha
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by jtmarmon 4y ago
I think this status page is inaccurate - hosting is affected. My app is _unfixbly_ broken right now. I have an app on fly whose VM appears to have died due to these issues, and because deploys and restarts are broken, I have literally no wa
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by jtmarmon 4y ago
I found myself wanting this recently (on the consumer side) so really excited to see this! edit: One suggestion - maybe have a discord server that people provide support through, that way there's already an (IM-based) comm channel setu
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by jtmarmon 4y ago
You usually hear it in the context of someone who's had a long enough career to forget how hard "just writing code" is when you're a noob ;)
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by jtmarmon 4y ago
In addition to a built in log drain, my other FR would be better tooling for specifically build and deployment logs. When upgrades or remote builds fail, I've found finding the logs for either of these to be a bit of a challenge. Herok
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by jtmarmon 4y ago
To double tap the sibling's replies here - I'm a fly user and found it challenging to locate the release_command docs. Highlighting these in the docs somehow would be a good idea since I think _most_ apps will need something like
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by jtmarmon 4y ago
See a tech stack that seems cool/sexy/interesting? Make something up to build with it over a weekend to try it out. Put your blog on Kubernetes just for fun.
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by jtmarmon 4y ago
The article alludes to laser comms - NASA is developing[0] laser based comms systems (as opposed to radio frequency) which would allow gigabit speed downloading of data. Hardening this technology to send back more raw data is probably a lot
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by jtmarmon 5y ago
Should've built it in elixir, I heard it's webscale

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