Cape Breton, Canada
Joined May 2014
Do any of my followers have a $ZEC wallet? Would love to receive my first shielded transaction (even if just a signed message), to test drive the tech.
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"Pick an industry where you can play long term games with long term people." @naval
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The fact that GPT3 makes the kinds of mistakes on math problems that a human would make is so so interesting, and such a change from how people thought about AI 50 years ago.
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Today the world changed forever. Why? Because a group of Artificial Intelligence researchers released something called "GPT-3". In short: it's a computer program that can interact like a ridiculously intelligent human. And it will blow your mind 👇
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Sine is blue, cosine is red. It's such bullshit that today's students get to have the internet explain stuff instead of having to figure it out yourself using incredibly awful textbooks.
~サインとコサインは位相の差が90度の図~
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Every remote worker is a writer. Zoom calls are exhausting, Slack messages are distracting, and the people you work with aren’t next to you so it’s hard to talk to them. That’s why long-form writing is the best way to communicate. Learn to write well and fast.
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Recently asked, “What are the ten biggest ideas that changed your life?” Great/hard question. Here's where I landed... 1) Imago Dei: Every person is inherently valuable independent of behavior and beliefs. Everyone matters. Treat people accordingly, without exception.
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Employees who work from home at least 1 day per month are 24% more likely to feel happy and productive at work. But is just one day enough? Here’s why #RemoteWork can reduce stress and revitalize your mindset via @thrive ➡️ topt.al/5cnQq
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A great resource for both new and seasoned Product Managers. product-frameworks.com/
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Excellent framework for thinking about how to manage software teams youtube.com/watch?v=502ILHjX…
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When I prematurely overengineer my code. #programming
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When someone says "You don't need a library for that!" then shows you how to implement it manually.
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Introduction to Event Sourcing and CQRS with @beausimensen nomadphp.com/introduction-ev…
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This Friday is our monthly #devldn social meetup.com/London-PHP-Meetup… If you're part of the software industry in #ldnont come out and join us!
I just received my t-shirt order from Made In Production. Is that you @boden_c on the shipping package??
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I have to kill the PHP WebSocket server on soon in order to apply an update. It’s been running since 2014.
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It’s easy to spot a future programmer – at SoMa, San Francisco
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@m_misamore Interesting read. I'd love to see/learn more about how to use this approach in practice.