in a Google Doc with lots of readers, all the action is in the comments—wish the UI acknowledged this and made them the focus instead of scrunched in a sidebar

getting back in the game

numbers every programmer should know (from zelark.github.io/nano-id-cc/)

had a really good conversation with one of my kids about this recently while trying to explain the concept of irrational numbers. "God made the natural numbers; all else is the work of man." — Leopold Kronecker

As we are at ICFP Conference, let us rejoice as Neel writes "we are currently in a golden age for PL research." semantic-domain.blogspot.com/2022/09/the-go…

OH "we don't have bigger fish to fry but we do have a lot of other fish to fry"

love these. the physical world has a lot to offer to generative art

excited to share some stuff we've been working on at GitHub Next

#GitHubNext has openings for machine learning researchers, ideally with experience in LLMs and/or code generation. Products not papers, over 94M users for your work, awesome team githubnext.com. Sounds good? Send me a DM!

heyyy a project I started like 9 years ago is in a Dan Luu tweet 😍

I have to admit that I did not finish Josh W. Comeau's CSS for JS Devs course (I will! someday!), but the first few chapters were really great and I learned a ton, highly recommended

At @GitHub Universe, I showed Blocks... one of GitHub Next's experiments on how repos can be so much more than text files. With Blocks, you can build JS components that render & manipulate your entire repo. Use and build now at buff.ly/3Av7OC1 and share your favorites! 🚀

love this, and in general the category of custom inspectors / debuggers. development environments should make it way easier to make these.

love this! so cool how you can build a large image out of generated parts, feels more like the user is in control vs. just prompting

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zomg so cute. made with an embroidery-simulation shader mrmotarius.itch.io/mrmo-stitch