Jared Scheel

Good to know that Zillow has my back

@signulll I’m bag holding so much ARKK and ARKF still

next time you feel really bad just know that this is the date cathie wood sold almost all of her relatively large nvidia position.

Been playing with some realtime midi transformations in cpp, and kimi k2.5 turbo has been rocking it. Really impressed, and it's so fast I sometimes don't realize it's even started before it's done.

@lunar_rish @TechEmails you do you, I don't really care what you think

@jscheel @TechEmails "dev account" lmao, i have never encountered this once, it's just the algo you built bro

Mark Zuckerberg: "I just logged into Snapchat for the first time in a while" August 31, 2022

@thdxr I just cannot get into talking to my computer. I like to think through things too much. Heck, I’ll draft a huge md file then dump it into opencode sometimes. Are you finding that talking out loud helps you think through it more?

the biggest impact on my coding workflow lately hasn't been anything agent related it's realizing how good these parakeet local voice models are and then just dictating everything into opencode typing is more of a burden/bottleneck than you realize

@Shpigford Sorry to hear this. My wife lost her father to pancreatic cancer about a decade ago. Saying a prayer for y’all.

my mom was recently diagnosed with stage 4 pancreatic cancer. that's both an overwhelming diagnosis but also an overwhelming flood of information, documents, appointments, options and questions. i needed a place to keep track of it all and also a place to ask questions, do research and help my parents and family do the same. so, naturally, i built something. keptwell.org if you/you're family is navigating a serious diagnosis and want to use it, let me know (or drop your info in that waitlist box). not charging anything for it at the moment (and with as much AI as i've got layered into this, frankly it's gonna cost me a nice chunk of change to run it). but mostly interested in just making this as useful as possible to families going through long, complex and heavy situations.

@jwage @taylorotwell that sounds about like what I am doing with our outbox as well. What I like about bullmq is that I can very easily control noisy tenants, priority, uniqueness, etc, but I just hate having so many extra moving parts. Hence me exploring simplifying to just using pg.

Only uniqueness if I’m understanding you. I enforce at least once delivery and idempotency at the application layer when handling messages. So we retry failures when relaying batches to rabbitmq and when handling individual messages…but if a message has already been handled, we won’t handle it twice. Our outbox->rabbitmq relay fetches messages from the outbox in batches of 200 and we relay to rabbitmq and commit to pgsql in batches of 50. So if a batch relay fails, the blast radius is 50 messages. So for example if 45 of the 50 made it to rabbitmq and 5 didn’t, we have to retry all 50. But the handling side enforces the at least once delivery and idempotency so only the 5 that didn’t make it will get handled and the other 45 get short circuited. This guarantees at least once delivery and no chance of lost messages.

All most apps will ever need.

@jwage @taylorotwell Did you do any fair queueing, uniqueness, or tenant partitioning when you were running your queues in pg? I’m used to leveraging an outbox and redis-backed mq, but I’ve been considering simplifying for something new.

👍 I started with pgsql and listen/notify for my queues and it took me 5 years to grow out of it! Once I needed thousands of workers and really low latency I used the same pgsql setup and the message outbox pattern to relay messages to rabbitmq and I have several thousand rabbitmq consumers.

ok, I'm big enough to admit it, I probably shouldn't have asked opus 4.6 to do this fix

@brianchew @samlambert Chinatown Food Complex is near Maxwell too. Both are pretty awesome imho

anywhere in the marina bay sands (or gardens by the bay is beautiful) for food: - try yakun kaya toast or killney coffee (both awesome and local) - go to a hawker, there's one called 'lau pa sat' right in the city centre, or you can consider maxwell food centre which has a bunch of great stuff too!

Singapore has the best immigration process I've ever experienced.

@miketuritzin I feel personally attacked

A programming lesson that's been hammered into my skull is to not try to create a general system until you've implemented AT LEAST a handful of one-offs the system is supposed to support. Otherwise you waste endless time fighting with and refactoring your "general" system.

Just had to repeatedly explain to gpt 5.3 codex that STI's entire purpose is to keep everything in one table. It kept trying to tell me that STI would create multiple tables. Seems like a pretty basic thing to get wrong.

@thekitze we use verdaccio

anyone has a self hosted npm registry that they use?

Movie tickets in Nashville have gotten out of control. $22 a seat for a standard screen showing is beyond the pale. Are these theaters really still wondering why people aren’t coming to the cinema any more?

I set up sonarqube with the hopes that it could help us with some slop-detection... but so far all it's really done is false flags on code duplication and unrealistic security warnings (like using math.random in a seeder). Anyone hd success with this?

ok, this is straight up hilarious.... @wesbos showing up in my "today's news" section like the president just made an announcement from the oval office

@nickgraynews I desperately need this. I think a large portion of my followers / following are dead accounts now. The algo seems to punish those of us who have been here the longest with its initial engagement gate.

Is there an X tool to help me manage who I follow? And who to unfollow? With the new changes I want to unfollow any slop accounts or old accounts that I have added from 15+ years of using this service

I should explain: the problem is that a reply limit that expands to second-order will encourage more people to use it than the existing reply limits, meaning more people will start limiting replies than before. Good for them, but hurts the overall experience imho.

The new reply option @photomatt suggested to @nikitabier is… not great. It’s an admission that X has been unable to control the bot problem without hurting the core ethos and experience of the platform as a digital town square. I hope a better solution can be found.