A few folks flagged to me that their qqbot invites went to spam. I'm looking for a more scalable way to get invite emails out. Check your spam, in the meantime.

Found an error in my logs: when calls to an OpenAI API failed, nothing in my code was catching the error. So I had qqbot write a failing unit test. ❌ Then I had qqbot fix the code. Test passes. ✅ I can't get over how much faster I am at writing software this way.

Good sign that qqbot got a lot better today: I find it actively annoying to use the version I pushed to the vscode marketplace last night.

Extremely cool. Can't wait to try it.

My implementation of a function was O(n log n), qqbot's was O(n) *and* fewer lines of code. It's all over.

Found out today that multiple people have been using qqbot in Portuguese, and it kind of just works. 😳

This keeps happening.

AI infra app I'd pay for: a good embeddings visualizer. Take a list of (document, embedding) pairs, or query my pinecone instance -> run t-SNE -> make it easy to explore the results of an embedding strategy. Basically a productized version of this. github.com/openai/openai-…

The era of performative governance is ending. The era of caring about outcomes is beginning. sfchronicle.com/sf/article/sf-…