Here's a take I'm working on - we shouldn't use RPM for pitch spin and should instead just do revolutions-to-the-plate. It spun around 16 times feels way more tangible than 2400 RPM.
Here's a take I'm working on - we shouldn't use RPM for pitch spin and should instead just do revolutions-to-the-plate. It spun around 16 times feels way more tangible than 2400 RPM.
Theyβre already mostly black, and that seems pretty appropriate for the vibes all around lately.
Me and Wallace monster, of the Boston Red Sox, yucking it up.
Just two professional yappers out here.
Sunrise in Florida
Nothing like being on the circadian rhythm of an 8 month old while on a work trip.
Ever since I was a little boy, I always dreamed of growing up to fix unit tests until all our CI passes.
For some reason I do not understand, one of my dogβs favorite flavors is aquaphor.
Anyway, see everyone at dunks tomorrow morning
Ever since I was a little boy, I always dreamed of growing up to debug CUDA memory leaks.
Itβs kind of funny that the way Americans will most frequently use the word βgasβ in their lifetime is referring to a liquid
If it's a big presentation with basically-done work, I'll go with a powerpoint because of the flexibility to manipulate image sizes, text boxes and put them exactly where I want them, the exact size, and get instant feedback rather than wait on a re-render just to see if my column sizes are right
The decision point for me is how dynamic the artifacts are. There's a tradeoff for auto-update on render vs GUI point and click ability.
Often when I'm refining and tweaking plots for an internal presentation, I'll do quarto knowing it'll be ready at presentation time.
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Live look in at my code somehow not throwing any errors in prod
Is this the Milan train station
Wow the social media department really got comprehensive with this one
Idk Iβm finding this whole βan AI agent completely unprompted wrote a takedown blog post of an open source contributorβ story a little hard to believe if Iβm being honest
Pretty sure I could do pretty close to this by just saying βyes it is a fastballβ for like half of the years in their dataset.
2017: Millennials are splurging on avocado toast
2026: Millennials are splurging on rotisserie chicken
2031: Millennials are splurging on a third meal each day
2036: Millennials are splurging on tap water
these rocks go in an awfully straight line for a sport ostensibly called curling.
Million dollar idea Iβm giving away for free: hoodies for parents.
The only difference is thereβs no strings for your teething baby to eat while youβre trying to get them to nap.
Itβs like 5 degrees outside, I could have told you that. You donβt need a meteorological groundhog.
Always has been meme. βWait, domain knowledge is the most valuable thing a data scientist can have?β
The better LLMs get, the more data scientists are going to find out the truth.
Ok actually got some screenshots and a blog post put together this morning
tylerjamesburch.com/blog/misc/li...
Eyes on the prize, New England
Do you hate leaving your terminal as much as I do?
Do you use Linear for project management?
Do you have strong opinions?
If so, check out this TUI I wrote for Linear and give me feedback: github.com/tjburch/line...
If you train a generative model to make the CAD for her, you could have full time access just sayin
Just saw someone using a state-of-the-art GPU to βprocess graphicsβ and itβs like ???? donβt you know those are for machine learning models or bitcoin mining? cmon dude
I just want to live in my snuggly comfortable zsh terminal and never leave, thatβs all I ask.
he's got a point tho