Ty@tytr_dev

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

 Florida
Based in United States
tytr.dev
Joined October 2018
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Replying to @dangreenheck
Looks incredible
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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).
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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Replying to @did0f @threejs @mfranz_on
Slick. Loving watching this unfold
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Replying to @ZoldenGames
That's awesome! Almost a game idea right there lol.
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Replying to @ForrestPKnight @bcherny
It's a textural thing. Like wool vs a nice shag carpet. You have to RL them to have a nice agent-y texture.
Replying to @DanielLockyer @inkdrop_app
Is this 100% true? You can integrate the cli with the desktop through some arcane setup if I remember correctly. I don’t remember it being all that slow when I was using it…
Replying to @inkdrop_app
At Duo/Cisco I automated some of our annoying workflows to use op cli. TBH it worked for my needs, I was migrating from a much more painful experience so it was actually a huge win. If you want a secure cross platform thing that stores in the cloud, maybe still the best?
Replying to @GergelyOrosz
Mythos must have hacked them and degraded it maliciously!
Been reading a lot more code and doing daily code katas to stave off stagnation from using agents at work. Anyone else?
Replying to @andamonium_dev
Congrats! Love seeing people getting into the field.
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Replying to @tobi @Shopify
The most future proof job is retirement.
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/
Replying to @ForrestPKnight
Always were
Replying to @andreintg
Definitely interesting. I've been a software eng for 13+ years. Game dev was always the next thing I WOULD do if I had the time. Now I'm vibe coding up a storm messing with gamedev and I love it.
Replying to @thdxr
Guitar or research. Agents have enabled me to focus on music way more than I ever thought possible. Same with research/studying. I can read arxiv papers while the agent does the stuff I really don't care very much about.
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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?
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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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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