chungwu

This is what I'm working on! The way design and dev work together is broken; designers draw beautiful vector graphics, which developers re-create from scratch (!) with code targeting a totally different medium (!), creating multiple sources of truth that are never in sync 🧵

Tried Gemini Assistant again now that it can play music from YouTube Music. But it was no good. Phone must be unlocked first (so can't use while driving) and gets the search wrong half the time. I have very demanding kids ordering songs while I'm driving all the time. So unusable

Type predicate inference!!!! 🤯

@laurenbalik @NadimHossain Curious about this... Since metadata tagging is "done once, centrally", and SQL copilot is used by everyone else, the investment may make sense for some orgs. And the investment may already be there, to power BI tools...

Agree w/ your assessment of both parts of the problem. You get into a problem with proprietary company data where the solution seems to always converge to semantics/knowledge graph. But that's still heavily manual, often fluid, involves tagging of metadata...so that kind of kills all the time savings from SQL copilot and similar solutions while also opening up more room for errors. That's just my high level lay-of-the-land right now from everything I've done/seen in the last 2 yrs. or so.

This matches my experience as well! In fact, a lot of this whole SQL Copilot stuff (not just at Snowflake $SNOW, but across the board) still seems years off. If I'm mistaken and some text-to-SQL or AI-assisted SQL copilot solution person wishes to pitch their solution or lead me to their pond in comments, please go for it. I've been extremely underwhelmed to this point by everything I've seen commercially available in market.

@abhiramen If you are sharing YT Premium benefits via family sharing, and your family member wants to try Gemini, they need to exit the family group, thus losing the shared YT Premium.

@chungwu I use Gemini Pro and YT Premium on the same account same time. 🤔 (Non-workspace account!)

Only Google would force their users to choose between Gemini Advanced or ads-free YouTube smh

@jplhomer haha oh you're that JOSH

SO FUN AND COOL

Anyway, check it out here: lander.gg Code here: github.com/chungwu/combat… You start in a public room, but can create private matches from the menu. For extra challenge, turn off infinite health / fuel!

rapier, physics engine written in rust + js bindings, is also great. Supports determinism, so server and clients can run the same simulation. Also supports serializing/restoring snapshots, so each party can keep history to rebase player inputs. rapier.rs

Been hacking for fun on a real-time multiplayer version of the classic lunar lander game, where people compete to safely land first... or blow each other away with rockets! Built on @partykit_io and the rapier physics engine. lander.gg

@kevinb9n Hey!! I'm alright... Really bummed to hear what happened with re: Google...

@chungwu Hey how ya been!?

Everyone has their own definition of "overengineering" according to which they themselves are not at all overengineering anything.

@sebastienlorber @plasmicapp It's tricky for visual React builders like @plasmicapp, and I suspect similarly for @builderio @reactbricks etc where we really don't want our users to think about server / client components, but RSC really requires you to deliberately and carefully compose them together.

@sebastienlorber @plasmicapp All this just to render a client tree with pre-fetched data! We see some paths forward, but all require placing some constraints, and diminishing our UX/DX. Can't just slap in a data-fetching component anywhere in your tree to get your data anymore.

👀 Adding RSC support to React lib leads to DX decreasing That's what struck me in this article Are other libs reporting the same problem of API becoming less clean than before? Anyone wrote a blog post about that, comparing API surface and DX before/after RSC?

@jbpin @plasmicapp Try here github.com/plasmicapp/pla…

@chungwu @plasmicapp 😍 ty for the link and the great job. Can you point me to the docs for the backend ?

@plasmicapp I'm not sure why do you call yourself "the open source..." as nor the studio nor the backend is OS. Only the code that need to be embedded is OS. Am I wrong ? #NoCode