Maker of things https://xitter.cf/t.co/MEx1L3mdHh

Cape Town, South Africa
Joined October 2009
Need some extra guardrails for your AI? Want to give them read only access to something that only offers a full access API? @assertchris has something that you might like, check it out: assertchris.dev/articles/202…
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It's not a huge thing; but I am so proud of the toolset I have built this year. It's astonishing how much jI use it and how much it allows me to get done.
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Android autocorrect is such a piece of carp.
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Heard something in a dream, and woke to write a poem: assertchris.dev/articles/202…
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assertchris retweeted
Game preview live at nofuss.co.za/games/wartech/. Early days, lots of tweaks needed, many bug fixes coming, but the core is playable. I tried to make it something old school with some new twists. Oh, by the way, compiled with WasmCoffee...
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We are all things that block the light.
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Actually crazy. I sat and typed out every one of these 650 words, in about 10 minutes. I cannot imagine how bad students have things; when every "FREE AI TEXT DETECTOR" just flat-out has no clue.
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Open sourcing the thing that lets me give AI access without giving credentials: assertchris.dev/articles/202…
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Actually just so excited to work. Just, for a time, not focused on the bad things in tech. Only how much I am learning and building. How interested I am in the profession again; after many years of searching for places to learn and stave off boredom.
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I am fully in my "build lovely things because I want to learn" era. I have successfully plugged into AI such that I am able to produce more than I used to at a better quality; while opening up more free time to experiment. 10x quality of life.
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assertchris retweeted
A few weeks ago I was genuinely worried about what AI coding meant for engineers. Now I think it's the opposite. The typing was never the job. We're here for the craft: the defaults, the error messages, how it feels to the person using it. That part still needs us. More than ever.
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Guy at company, that sells the thing that will end your career if you let it, tells you to stop caring about every line of code you produce. surejan.gif
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Taste is build 1 line at a time. Scale is learned 1 line at a time. 10x is a myth told to developers at bed time. If you were 1/10 as good as you would have been just cause you typed slow then you were doing the wrong job before.
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By all means: lock in and make great things. Just don't give your power and pride over to the emptiness machine. That is its own kind of doom.
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Replying to @alexdebecker
@alexdebecker I would love to have an app use 2 managed caches: 1 for most app data and 1 that is public (so it can be hit from a second app without waking my API server up). Trouble is it appears I can only link 1 cache at a time.
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Do you know if there are any plans to allow multiple caches to be linked to a single env?
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Bought a used Asus Chromebox 2 from a local pawn shop. It was enterprise enrollment locked, so they were selling this i7 3ghz machine for about $30. Flashed the bootloader so it now runs Ubuntu Server. RAM + SSD upgrade in the mail. It's going to be a worker node for my bot.
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assertchris retweeted
Don't let billionaires convince you slop is the future. They're used to managing & directing, not making things themselves. Of course they can't see the difference. They don't understand your love for the craft. Keep making personal, beautiful games. You've got my support 💖
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Leaning towards making Redis public and having the agent tools read from it first before waking the API(s) up.
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