fletcheaston.com
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staff swe, casual runner
@fletcheaston on every platform
building software, dreaming of hardware
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Unseasoned chicken + rice + broccoli will take you places ngl
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Ooo very excited to see what this is 👀
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What about Hornelius Pubert?
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Got to play around with Electric SQL this week, was really fun! Gonna use it on some personal projects, even tho we decided not to at work
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I always appreciate the SARS-CoV-2 virus, mostly because I spent 2 years building analysis tooling around it
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Ahhh okay that makes sense. Thank you!!
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The games are very fun, would recommend :)
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Will definitely write up a company blog post when we eventually get it deployed to prod
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How do you lose a belt
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Just like me fr
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a.co/d/9Sk9LoB
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Intentional?
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Goals fr
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Sounds really tough :(
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That was fast
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Got one a few months ago, didn't make a difference in life tbh :/
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That's not too bad tbh! I had coffee at 9pm and was up until 2am 🫠
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What actually did happen?
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whiteboards are awesome for this, but it kinda sucks to erase stuff at the end of the day :/
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Always funny because my partner is pretty bad at recognizing voices, so she'll watch a show for awhile and not realize she's heard that VA before. Then I'll watch it for just a minute and blow her mind every time
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That being said, I treat it more like a Google search rather than an "AI"
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I use gpt for some side projects, it's pretty useful when you don't know what you don't know and need a place to just get started
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What spec? 👀
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What about an [object Object] in [emotion Emotion]?
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I was able to cut mine in half recently by taking a trip and packing a bunch in my suitcase. Not looking forward to dealing with the suitcase now that I'm back..
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Ahh classic mistake, you gotta get the thin crust at dominos. It's sooooo good
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Dominos >>> DiGiorno's >>>>>>>>>>>> Papa John's
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Excited to see what ya come up with!
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Whatcha gonna build?
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Home workshop? 👀
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My pace was fairly slow, but I took 22 minutes off of my time last year (and 8 minutes off of my PB)!
I've also got a better idea of how I wanna train for next year
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chees 😍
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At least you saw the signal early 🫠
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SQL is fine. I personally love it, and I get if you don't like it, but it's literally fine. Learn it and move on, go solve more interesting and pressing problems
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The upsides are obvious and enormous; this is how people have been storing and accessing data for decades, there are several competing systems in the space, and the technology is still being improved (I.e. not stagnant)
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SQL has some obvious drawbacks, particularly around scaling up and the need for data normalization. But these are very solvable problems