Software engineer at @color, formerly @chanzuckerberg, @bolt, @twitter. Not leaving SF.

Joined November 2006
Wow. Mastodon is a good replacement for twitter (in 2009).
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I would say that the most surprising benefit of being un(der)employed for the last month or so has been not being on Slack all day.
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Where is the AI app (is there one?) for filling out PDFs?
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Missing from the discussion about SF crime rates and fears or crime is the idea that high fear of crime might be leading to low crime rates. You can't conclude that a low crime rate means there is a low threat-of-crime.
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Hello this is BART Alert. @Twitter has shut off its free API, and that means we are going dark until we can find a solution. We're very sorry to not be able to provide information on BART service alerts. Use bart.gov, our Official App or subscribe via email or SMS
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Just marked something off my todo list that has been there 7 years. Anything is possible.
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Who is working on a GPT-based tool for navigating the US healthcare system? Filing and tracking claims, etc.
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ChatGPT is a marvel of modern engineering, a technological wonder that could make even the most skeptical man believe in magic. It's as if Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn had teamed up with a computer to explore the depths of human knowledge.
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It’s a race
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Ryan King retweeted
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Still true.
Funny thing about no-code solutions for businesses– eventually you want testing, repeatability, authoring collaboration, monitoring. All things that you get with…code.
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1960s: "COBOL will let non-programmers make the software!" 1980s: "4GLs will let non-programmers make the software!" 2000s: "UML will let non-programmers make the software!" 2020s: "AI will let non-programmers make the software!"
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What I love most about Python type checking is that you are promised that you can choose which one to use, but at any reasonable scale and complexity you have to support all of them.
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Hmm, over-confident rationalizer approaches a complex system to make an "obvious" change.... 🍿
Sorry for showing you so many irrelevant & annoying ads on Twitter! We’re taking the (obvious) corrective action of tying ads to keywords & topics in tweets, like Google does with search. This will improve contextual relevance dramatically.
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Boris Johnson visits America, discovers that Fox News is nutty.
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It’s rare that it happens, but I started a habit last year that has actually stuck. @readwise has been an amazing tool to actually remember the non fiction I have read. 365 day streak and going.
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Billion dollar SaaS idea: shared calendar system for a team, where people can't accidentally edit the shared event from everyone's calendar.
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