Timothy Clem

No one wants to lose users because of fake AI content. Whether you're an ad platform, a dating app, or a news site—consumers lose trust in a platform flooded with AI-generated content, risking churn and reputational damage. Excited to launch Nuanced, a YC-backed solution for detecting AI-generated images and deepfakes. 🚀 Nuanced solves these challenges via: 1. Custom models trained in zero PII environments. 2. Easy integration supported by your existing infrastructure. You'll never have to compromise user privacy, build costly internal systems, or take on complex integrations.

I'm organizing a conference for web developers building with @ReactJS! In-person, September 26–29 in beautiful Grant's Pass, Oregon, USA. Will also be streamed online. Get ready for @RedwoodJS Conf! So much more than just Redwood. 🧵⬇ redwoodjsconf.com

I did a little writing last week on a clever use of bit vectors in blackbird code search for utf-8 offset conversions: adaptivepatchwork.com/2023/07/10/utf…

@chacon Ooo! I like this! Similar to how I already use branches (with a bunch of manual work), nice video and demo setup as well.

Virtual branches are about to be a thing and they're pretty cool. Also, I feel like this is a way more interesting way to do a screencast as opposed to a little face in a circle in the corner. Your thoughts?

@pengwynn @corywilkerson @github @jasonrudolph Our git commit log would have been public then too!

@corywilkerson @github Can't remember if it was @jasonrudolph or me that added that to the API. Wondering which will go first, that one or the response I added when we killed github.com/feed.json

I check in from time to time to see if this awesome bit of og @github dna is still running. api.github.com/zen

@pengwynn @corywilkerson @github @jasonrudolph Blame says @technoweenie added /zen with the commit msg: “ The most important API endpoint. MISSION ACCOMPLISHED”

@nathansobo, @maxbrunsfeld, @zeddotdev I'm loving Zed and the steady progress every week. I think you're onto something big!

@nayafia This is such a delightful piece of writing. Perfectly captures the feeling of that time. Thanks @nayafia.

GitHub is planning to permanently close its San Francisco office. I wrote an essay for Wired about why this office was so special, and its place in tech’s cultural history as one of its first disputed territories. wired.com/story/github-t…

@corywilkerson When this happens… really good thing? Or troubling? Feels like it could swing hard either way.

Convinced I'm going to find myself in a meeting one day where everyone just keeps looking at one another, nodding heads, and saying "100%".

Pleased (and a little nervous) to be selected to speak at @RustConf about integrating Go and Rust!

@lof @rustconf Yes! This is going to be amazing, we’ll done @lof - some really interesting stuff to talk about here.

GitHub code search puts the world’s code at your fingertips. 🔎 Let’s take a look at what you can do with it. github.blog/2023-05-08-git…

@defunkt This looks amazing, nice!

@BenjaminCoe Looks fun! And you look strong! Love the route naming.

Not the hardest grade I've ever climbed, but definitely one of the longest most sustained hard climbs: Weak and Fat, Will Work for Asparagus 5.12a/b: youtu.be/jX8klWRlKLs I'm proud of how well my endurance has come along.

It’s funny, it only took three weeks to build a version of GuideGuide for InDesign, but it took a year and a half to build the foundation upon which that was possible. Help me spread the word! producthunt.com/posts/guidegui…

@JosephJacks_ Not at the moment, but you never know! What would you like to do with it?

@timothyclem any plan to open source your new Rust search backend ?

This is the same thing we've been running at cs.github.com for most of the year - just running in the front end of github.com proper now.

I'll be talking about some of the technology behind the new code search later today at GitHub Universe. githubuniverse.com/events/detail/…

So very excited to release this today! github.com/features/code-…

@nathansobo I feel this exact same way. VS Code has so much going for it with regard to performance and responsiveness, but the user experience is messy and anxiety inducing. I don't find myself looking forward to using the application.

Tried VS Code again. I wish I liked it more. The ultimate text editor still eludes me. The heartfelt desire to build a another highly complex product with zero revenue potential is feeling like a curse right now.