Ryan Sumner

@SkySportsRugby @SkySports Why did you cut the live broadcast of the England game to show a Fairy ad? I missed the English try. Is this going to be the norm going forward? If so I will be cancelling my account.

@elonmusk Bro, the call is coming from inside the house.

Legacy media companies are desperately trying to kill this platform by any means possible

@davidfowl This looks interesting: github.com/GerevAI/gerev

I hope every enterprise on the planet is trying to figure out how to add natural language interfaces to their private knowledge bases.

@flaviocopes Amazon homepage is still using jquery and SSR. Turns out performance matters.

@CFDevelop My biggest problem with SOLID is how open for interpretation most of the tenets are, SRP is particularly ambiguous. For a guiding set of governing principles that give rise to better architected code I much prefer CUPID over SOLID.

SOLID treats every component in your app like an independent reusable component. It forces you to treat each element with an extreme level of abstraction and decoupling. Just remember, you’re building an app, not thousands of independent libraries. You don’t need to go that far

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@soychotic Im half way there!

If you're a senior JS dev, you should be able to jump in and delete every repo in the codebase and then rewrite them from memory with a 150% performance increase in less than 40 business hours. This is the moment you know you're a senior dev.

@davidfowl Warp or iTerm2

Send me your best MacOS terminal suggestions!

Seeing some bad takes implying AI just popped up and disrupted the scene. Folks have been working on AI for decades. Heck, it was 13 years ago when we watched Watson win Jeopardy. As the saying goes, sometimes it takes 20+ years to make an overnight success.

GPT4 doesn't change everything. Stanfords Alpaca does though. Currently GPT3's training costs have fallen from $4.6m 2 years ago to $450k today. Alpaca, however has reproduced text-davinci-003 performance (GPT3.5) for $600.

@paulg We also have another problem going forward where, in a very short space of time, we’ve tainted all our training data.

We can't all use AI. Someone has to generate the training data.

What was your first code editor? This was mine:

These guys should increase their AWS budget.

@elonmusk Like that time you told everyone to vote Republican.

The intent is for this site to be fair & impartial, favoring no party, seeking only the least wrong truth.

@csharpfritz How frustrating. Can’t say I’m a fan of pay to win social media. Good content should always trump bad content.

My Twitter feeds on my phone are filled with only checkmark accounts unless I’m looking at a list that I curate. I really don’t want to buy a checkmark, but feel like I need to or else folks won’t see my content

Part 2

Woman simply explains why Shamima Begum should not be allowed back in the UK:

@neiltyson @nbc Starting with red moving counter clockwise, it does.

Probably nobody cares, but the @NBC Peacock feathers don’t match the sequence of those six colors in the actual electromagnetic spectrum. Just sayin'.

@elonmusk Oh no, did ChatGPT buy Twitter, artificially boost their reach and start tweeting right wing conspiracy theories?

ChatGPT to the mainstream media

@neiltyson And later just an IO.

To be clear — The Chinese Balloon was an authentic UFO until it was identified. It then became an IFO.