I want to hire this kid.

Meme driven development

tired: longevity research wired:

temporarily forgot that I write things in Go to avoid containers in general and had a 𝒗𝒆𝒓𝒚 𝒃𝒂𝒅 𝒕𝒊𝒎𝒆™

when one of your repos is getting more stars and traffic than usual but you have no idea why

everytime I see a code coverage badge above 90% on a git repo I get an unreasonable feeling of joy

in awe of the size of this lad. what to do with this electric motor? lime for scale.

Do it with ollama I've got llama2 running on a 16gb macbook air right now and the most difficult part of setup was waiting for the model to download.

Feels like there should be a regression test for this.

Thinking about making a local meetup in SF called, "Anything but Beer, Pizza, and AI", because it's getting dismal out here folks.

I remember the first meetup I ever went to in the Bay Area had steak, mezcal, a DJ, and a dude who figured out how to run windows 98 in the browser via web assembly showing off for 150 nerds. We used to be a community, a proper community.

Depends on how fast I can do the live demo but the talk I gave at synbiobeta the other year averaged out to a rate of 1 unique SpongeBob meme appearing every 18.75 seconds.

To all my friends in town for synbiobeta: Love y'all and want to see your faces but I'm sick and don't want to give y'all conference cough 😷

Looks useful. Poly project from Timothy Stiles has a Golang pkg 'seqhash' (github.com/bebop/poly/tre…) as well, and seqkit has a 'sum' cmd for the whole fasta/q file, both supporting circular/linear, single/double-stranded seqs (bioinf.shenwei.me/seqkit/usage/#…). biorxiv.org/content/10.110…