I didn't get my name on this, but contributed to it as an undergrad: https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/abstract/document/6903679

We sped up fMRI analysis using distributed computing (MapReduce) and GPUs back in 2014.

Funny how nothing has changes.

He was actually my manager when I interned there in 2013 :)

One of the funniest guys I know.

Added to https://github.com/Olshansk/postgres_for_everything.

Couldn't agree more

Need a cron job to flush that cache

I use https://blogtrottr.com/ and forward things to my email.

Was surprised to see no mention of it here.

100%. I'd add fd to the list as well.

In theory, I'd agree. That said, I do suggest being open minded here.

Sharing this because I got genuine value out of it. Not just a "cool hype demo".

The key here is: 1. Prompt is created using the context from from a long conversation with the CLI. 2. You use the generate prompt as a "v1" and MANUALLY edit it. 3. I'm constantly iterating on my prompt writer.

Small self-promotion: https://github.com/Olshansk/rss-feeds

As far as I can tell, it's become the "de-facto" for Anthropic related RSS feeds.

You'd think RSS was dead, but I release this earlier this year and it's at 100 start.

+1 to LM Studio. Helped build a lot of intuition.

Seeing and navigating all the configs helped me build intuition around what my macbook can or cannot do, how things are configured, how they work, etc...

Great way to spend an hour or two.

I also like that it ships with some cli tools, including an openai compatible server. It’s great to be able to take a model that’s loaded and open up an endpoint to it for running local scripts.

You can get a quick feel for how it works via the chat interface and then extend it programmatically.