Ty@tytr_dev

Person making Things Father and Husband Musician and Composer Software Engineer (previously @Meta) Looking for new opportunities!

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tytr.dev
Joined October 2018
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Day 317 #vibejam I have crawled through depths of hell to bring you, for the foreseeable years, one of the more important foundational pieces of UI engineering (if not in implementation then certainly at least in concept): Fast, accurate and comprehensive div centering.
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This lib will center divs in any container across all libraries going back to IE 0.0001-beta-RC9. Repo coming soon. Once I'm done preparing for my series A. (Copypasta truncated due to lack of blue checkmark, apologies for the quality oversight).
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Been reading a lot more code and doing daily code katas to stave off stagnation from using agents at work. Anyone else?
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Been digging into a bunch of gamedev ideas recently. Pretty happy with these two. In a lull as I port everything to bevy/rust, but super excited about the future. voxel-sculptor.vercel.app/ void-siege.vercel.app/
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Has anyone tried using Sparse Autoencoders for automated ontology induction? Train a task-specific model (such as embeddings), use SAEs to expand its representations and find composite features, then distill that into a taxonomy. The model already learned something valuable.
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Especially if you have evals. If you can prove the model is doing something valuable already, it seems like MI could extract the patterns deterministically?
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The Fundamental Questions of the AI Revolution open.substack.com/pub/tytr/p…
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Started a substack, wooho! tytr.substack.com/p/same-bou…
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This is incredible piped.video/watch?v=hhYe_0hE… @raptorboost this is as inspiring as anything melee-related has ever been.
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I’m finally going to dig in and start reworking my fretboard visualization app for #guitar. Time to come up with a real name and buy a domain. music-theory-lac.vercel.app/…
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It might be immediately useful to anyone using fourths tuning. Speaking of which I came across a great fourths tuning chord book by someone named Keith Bromley. Really wish there were more resources out there. It’s up to us! Blog incoming
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Should PKM tooling be more of a protocol instead of a specific app or implementation? Especially since most data sources are text files (or can be abstracted as streams to feel like text files). I feel like this is the future.
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I keep wondering, what would a PKM tool look like in @zeddotdev? Especially if it were implemented as a protocol and you could easily build a UX for the same tool inside neovim
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There’s a lot that productivity tooling can learn from LSPs and various plugin/extension ecosystems
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Just finished Andrew Huang’s book “Make your own rules.” It’s filled with inspirational wisdom, and a must-read for any creatives currently stuck or looking to define the next part of their journey. Thanks @andrewhuang!
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If you want to check it out: a.co/d/cQUw5Nf

Make Your Own Rules

How does a musician with acute hearing loss, a refusal to perform live, and no industry connections carve a path to millions of followers and lucrative royalty checks? In , Andrew Huang shares...

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And his original post about it:
Andrew Huang@andrewhuang
6 Nov 2023
I WROTE A BOOK! It shares my weird story and the lessons I've learned about creativity, authenticity, making money, and succeeding online. It would mean so much to me if you can pre-order as that really helps with store distribution and such! 💖 andrewhuang.com/book
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Hey, #vim and #neovim users, what's your feature movement/feature that you couldn't live without? I'm looking to spend a few minutes each day trying to improve my efficiency and get some new stuff under my fingers.
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Typo, paywall edit mode, sad
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