engineering @text_blaze. web dev. performant programming. productivity geek. tech nerd.
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Joined November 2015
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Gaurang Tandon retweeted
Students at @iiit_hyderabad, supposed to be one of the top engineering colleges in the country, are in an ongoing health crisis caused due to appalling mismanagement and negligence going on since well over a year. 🧵👇on mass typhoid breakouts, food poisoning, underreporting..
Till 2022, students had a limit on monthly mess cancellations. I think it was 5/month. Is that still the case or was it changed?
What is the code review tool you use for reviewing large PRs so effectively? With traditional tools like GitLab or GitHub, smaller sequential PRs almost always display the chain of reasoning more effectively and make reviews easier.
Are boosts configurable across websites as a "base theme/base boost"? For example, I can define a "warm hue/night light hue" that I would enable in the evenings.
Thanks for sharing! Glad to hear the migration is going well.
So far, have you had any issues with the service worker crashing/not responding? I thought of waiting more because of these issues (and also because there's no due date now).
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Gaurang Tandon retweeted
🚀 Exciting news!
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Hi @floydophone thanks for the great blog post! Learnt a lot about langchain and dagster from reading it. I'm curious if your team ended up deploying this in production, and what were the challenges in doing that. Would be nice to read a blog post about that 😄
I used 1. official docs, 2. open source chrome extensions on github, 3. stackoverflow
I feel CRX is simply two separate-purpose javascript processes that can talk to each other.
So, if you're good at JS, getting started with CRX is easy (part of CRX's appeal over desktop/mobil)
It was great to attend the WECG meetings chaired by you. I really liked your enthusiasm for improving webextensions. Wish you best of luck for your next adventure!
Hi Marvin, thanks for your blog posts, they motivated me to try to speed up a React project's build time.
When I try `node --cpu-prof ./node_modules/.bin/react-scripts build`, I get a profile that just has spawnSync.
Can you suggest the right way to profile this?
Check out our new spreadsheet that works wherever *you* work.
I already use it to write post-it notes. I can easily read/write my notes without having to open the actual sheet.
I can't wait to see what cool applications people come up with.
Hey Jon, this is great. Would you prefer to have the AI integrated into Gmail/Outlook/HubSpot/etc., that is, the websites where you are actually using these emails?
If so, check this out and let me know what you think :-)
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Text Blaze (blaze.today) makes @OpenAI available anywhere you type:
✅ Send a personal and creative connection request or message on LinkedIn
✅ Professionally respond to an email or chat message
✅ Summarize a doc, webpage, or thread
✅ Much more
This is awesome! If you want to run GPT-3 on website contents (for example, to reply to this tweet😉), the workflow *cannot* be simpler than this. You get to spend you time crafting a good prompt, instead of fiddling with scripting languages.
Text Blaze (blaze.today) makes @OpenAI available anywhere you type:
✅ Send a personal and creative connection request or message on LinkedIn
✅ Professionally respond to an email or chat message
✅ Summarize a doc, webpage, or thread
✅ Much more
It's very good for extracting (and explaining) solutions to problems that are out of domain for me. Provides a significant headstart, and then I need to finish it.
Example: MSVC code for Win32 Clipboard API, a topic that had required me 30mins to 1hr of googling sometime ago.
Here's the final prompt I used. This is the shortest pitch meeting it actually generated, the others were just way too long.
@theryangeorge chatgpt will write a pitch meeting it decided.
ALT You have to write the Pitch Meeting for the movie "Iron Man". I will give you the intro, please continue it: Producer Guy: "So, you have a movie for me?" Screenwriter Guy: "Yes sir, I do! It's called "Iron Man"! It's about a billionaire playboy named Tony Stark who is kidnapped by terrorists and forced to build a weapon for them. But instead, he creates a suit of armor and uses it to escape and fight against the terrorists." Producer Guy: "Hmmm, I don't know. That sounds like a lot of action and violence. Kids movies are supposed to be fun and light-hearted." Screenwriter Guy: "But think about the potential for merchandise! Iron Man toys, Iron Man costumes, Iron Man lunch boxes! And it's not all action and violence, there's also a love story with his assistant Pepper Potts." Producer Guy: "Well, okay then. But how does he create this suit of armor? And how does he use it to escape?"