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Jason Olson

@jolson88

Code, music, family. Creative on lifelong journey of learning. Love comp history, dev languages, computer internals, science, math, and art. Former MSFT, SAP.

Tacoma, WA Katılım Aralık 2007
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Jason Olson@jolson88·
@diannahaze This is such wonderful news. I'm so incredibly happy for you and your husband!
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Yes, very high watermark. But when it comes to the music/sound being a natural extension of the visuals, I happen to think Hans Zimmer might take the cake. Zimmer breaks out of the "European-based Orchestra" tropes and can build completely immersive worlds in sound. Both are great though!
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Casey Muratori
Casey Muratori@cmuratori·
@cliftonaduncan His collaboration with John Williams is also the high watermark for integration of orchestration with visuals. The last ten minutes of E.T., for example, is the best "visual symphony" I can think of - and apparently Spielberg actually recut the film to make it work:
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Jason Olson@jolson88·
I just started working on a legacy PHP code base at work. I've never worked with PHP code before, and it's very interesting! Granted, I love all things programming languages, so not a surprise. Some interesting patterns and techniques that can be applied in PHP. It's not That Bad.
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Dmitrii Kovanikov@ChShersh·
SWEs who enjoy doing unpleasant shit has unfair advantage at work. You grind LeetCode and love using modern tech stacks for greenfield projects. You’ll be immediately replaced by a person who dives into legacy PHP projects and destroys bugs like they’re morning pancakes.
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Jason Olson@jolson88·
@trashh_dev No WONDER why Rockwell felt that somebody was watching him :P. Rockwell = Time Traveler confirmed?!?
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trash@trashh_dev·
wtf is this
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Casey Muratori@cmuratori·
@deadalnix I mean, it's right there in the acronym: AI is just API without the "P", which stands for "Programming", the thing the AI can't do :P
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Jason Olson@jolson88·
@LowLevelTweets @PirateSoftware It can be interesting to see _who_ (and what "class") is recommending AI and how that benefits them (e.g. "financial"). Not always the case of course, but it can sometimes reveal semi-hidden motivations.
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Low Level@LowLevelTweets·
@PirateSoftware It’s insane to me that people still think the solution to all of our problems is to use AI, a technology that has yet to reliably solve any actual problems.
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Pirate Software@PirateSoftware·
Don't worry guys. Our multi-billion dollar corporation will make better games than their multi-billion dollar corporation. You can trust us because we're definitely on your side and real gamers too. Since we know games so well we're using AI to make the best games like in the old days when they had no AI and consoles had less processing power than a toaster. Man, this is going to be great for the games industry and for you. What a time to be alive.
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Your Designer@Daviowhite·
I need to embrace this more
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Jason Olson@jolson88·
A very stoic view! It's often the challenges and pushing through those challenges and resistance that develops the skills/muscles to succeed. Sadly, I often find myself avoiding the hard stuff out of anxiety or fear of conflict. That's perhaps been my largest source of stunted growth.
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Glitchbyte@0xglitchbyte·
Paths of least resistance will leave you broke, empty, devoid of capability and, thus, dependent Paths of resistance have the opposite affect I wonder if more resistance necessarily results in more capability Im sure at some point you hit a point of diminishing returns
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Jason Olson@jolson88·
I think over the coming weekend, I want to learn more about Visual Pinball (VPX) in order to get into developing pinball machines. I love Pinball and the idea of learning to program them sounds incredibly fun!
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Jason Olson@jolson88·
@0xglitchbyte It's also amazing how taking that first step can make all subsequent steps easier too. I also find more and more that its the work itself that helps develop the ongoing motivation, not the other way around.
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Glitchbyte@0xglitchbyte·
If you’re procrastinating, just do the work Its way less painful than procrasinating Your future self will thank you
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Jason Olson@jolson88·
I want a pinball machine in my home office. If I got that and a good Mame arcade cabinet both, I'd be set. Talk about a stimulation heaven for me, LOL.
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James Tucker@raggi·
@jolson88 @ThePrimeagen A few months into the year there’s always a lot going on sale second hand - make a calendar entry now and you can have everything you want super cheap
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Jason Olson@jolson88·
Wanting to get into embedded/automotive programming. Thinking I'll get started via telemetry tooling using ACC and games. Would love to see if I could eventually find a way to hack around with my Honda civic.
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Jason Olson@jolson88·
I don't suppose there is anybody who will read this that happens to have experience/knowledge around software development in the F1/Indycar/racing space?
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Dennis Tirch PhD
Dennis Tirch PhD@DennisTirchPhD·
Our attachment to having what we want and to getting rid of what we do not want brings us out of the present moment and immerses us in the mind's incessant storylines.
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