Jerome Hardaway
@jeromehardaway.bsky.social
Geek at Arms @vetswhocode.io, training veterans & MilSpouses all the modern practices of Software Engineering.
Serious question, is anyone using Fable beyond the orchestration layer?
I'm so fucking tired of people who aren't actively building in AI giving bad advice on AI, its not even funny.
Added our design system to our playbooks and uploaded our playbooks. They look so much better now: vets-who-code.github.io?cb=live1
Hashflag Software Engineering Playbooks
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Jumping on zoom to work / chill is still awesome post-COVID. Its the parallel play of coding.
Everything I’ve read about the Odyssey drama tells me three things: 1. No one read the books 2. No one paid attention in history class 3. No one paid attention in Geography class either The internet is filled with children George Bush left behind.
Y Combinator’s Garry Tan stated that they are looking for more seasoned and mature founders in upcoming cohorts this week. I stated this publicly eleven days ago after seeing the proof for months. NPO leaders in your industry always see the industry moves first.
Places like Stanford and Y Combinator are looking at the wrong places for the next batch of trillion dollar companies. The second career devs who have been in the industry for at least a decade are going to be the group to watch. Mark my words.
For most of us, seeing the Klan 2.0, a.k.a. Patriot Front, march through Washington, D.C., unchallenged by authorities overshadowed any celebration of America’s 250th anniversary. My ancestors lived through this. And no one today can say with a straight face that racism is behind us.
I am loving that companies are moving towards community curation as a metric and I foresee that its only gonna get bigger over the next two-three years. They no longer want access to your 10,000+ community with 80% of them are duds, but the small curated ones with rockstars.
Am I the only person who finds it easier to write and work in markdown than word?
Finally, AI finds its ultimate use case. A diffusion model trained on burger recipes "discovers the classic Big Mac without explicit supervision and generates novel burgers optimized for deliciousness, sustainability, or nutrition." ASI= automated slider intelligence www.nature.com/articles/s41...
Generative artificial intelligence creates delicious, sustainable, and nutritious burgers - npj Science of Food
npj Science of Food - Generative artificial intelligence creates delicious, sustainable, and nutritious burgers
nature.com
People who know me know I’m very anti-community in tech because it’s pretty much become sheep herding where someone is trying to get people to join a newsletter, substack, go to a conference, etc. It’s no longer about skills and talent. So the solo economy coming to tech hiring is awesome IMO.
One of the things I’m very excited to start seeing is the solo economy coming to tech hiring. For the last couple of years it’s been the community people being a part of the process but most of them aren’t in the biz so they can’t tell a rockstar from a rock.
While not a fan of Sam Altman I understand the problem he had to solve on the NPO side intimately. High Value/ Low Community nonprofits are the hardest NPOs to build and create cause most people don’t get the feels when donating.
Places like Stanford and Y Combinator are looking at the wrong places for the next batch of trillion dollar companies. The second career devs who have been in the industry for at least a decade are going to be the group to watch. Mark my words.
it's remarkable how like, you can visibly notice how people who still use X regularly are either getting dragged to the right (if on the centre-left or centre) or just getting more toxic in general
We just trying to feel something Joyce.
The biggest cultural thing I've noticed about the last 10 years is that horror has completely taken over all media. There are more horror movies, novels, TV shows, and general VIBES than I've ever seen in my life. Even most of the SciFi is horror inflected.
how come world shattering revelations like this come out about the tech industry and it's leaders on a regular basis yet it has no real world consequences on them. in fact, governments are pushing the tech down our throats
NEW: A trove of internal records from Dialog, the secret society cofounded by Peter Thiel, was left exposed online. WIRED obtained a second cache of records that reveal who's really attending, how they're screened, and what personal details they were promised would stay private.
Welp, I never used cursor and won’t be using it now.
SpaceX is officially buying Cursor for $60 billion
Nothing says “dying civilization” like gladiator fights at the capitol for the emperor’s amusement.
I was able to get access to the AI features of this and it’s amazing: journaliststudio.google.com/pinpoint/about
Pinpoint: A research tool for journalists
Explore and analyze large collections of documents using the best of Google’s Search and AI technology
journaliststudio.google.com
Folks sleep on Google but NotebookLM and pinpoint are the best tools out there.
Tech's biggest political spenders so far this cycle: • Andreessen Horowitz: $93.5M • Elon Musk: $85.2M • Jeff Yass: $83.8M • Coinbase: $59.3M • Ripple: $55.1M • Crypto.com: $38.7M • OpenAI: $37.6M • Anthropic: $20M via influence.citationneeded.news
Being a technical nonprofit is weird. A lot of things with automation and API's y'all are talking about these days been doable cause we were doing it, but now that the ease of doing it is lowered suddenly its beleivable.
I'm more interested in learning about how the idea guys from 10-15 years ago who had to learn how to code feel about AI more than anyone else. There is a huge group of these people who learned how to code for thier own ideas that are now in industry.
On this 82nd anniversary of D-Day, remember: The way we wonder why Germans didn’t stop Hitler is exactly how the rest of the world views Americans and Trump today.