Ryan Rodemoyer

In hindsight, I've created somewhat of a unique way of coding Starting new is hard. Few people have the entire ecosystem of code loaded in their mind. Progress is excruciatingly slow at the beginning * connect the database * build repos * setup DI * database migrations * HttpClient's * configuration files * Docker files list is endless API's are frequently shifting and changing We know how to code but how these things all connect together takes time to figure out Losing hours to dumb bugs is a MASSIVE DRAIN My approach is obvious, but: * no one talks about it * no one recommends it * no one even realizes it exists It's not a hack It's not a shortcut But here it is I write a lot of code I figure out the little ways to do stuff I create a TON of examples 1-2 times per year I code a big project The big projects are based on the previous projects so I always get a head start on the next thing In the big projects, much of the code comes from my samples So that's the secret Write more code that you think is reasonable Make examples out of it Use them later on

not sure why I would buy a 5090 for $6000 (used) when instead just get Mac Studio or premium tier MacBook Pro which will at a minimum double the GPU memory to at least 96GB

>"therefore are responsible for continual optimization and maximal automation (and sharing those enhancements with your colleagues - success at Proton is a team sport)" Literal communism

instagram.com/reel/DfDWIfkSn… I guess I’m a local because the rest of the world isn’t sure if this is English

Feels like there’s a version of Stack Overflow that could exist on X. Humans are no less interested in communicating now than they were in the 2010’s The Blue Sky effect killed SO more than AI. Read the accounts for yourself - a hostile and awful moderator base killed the good will of contributors. What works against the idea is that what we need today … moves fast. There’s now no waiting for information, it’s as instant as you want it.

I challenge you to name a group of people more difficult to work with than DBAs

My daughter and two friends want to get an off campus apartment They found a house. $2400/month plus utilities Seems the lease is guaranteed as a collective, each student + co-signing parent. Feels weird… am I overthinking it?

How is this even possible? Is this sustainable? Two years ago the 3090 on FB Marketplace was $700.

Kinda weird to be all privacy focused AI local models just to rip it through Slack, Telegram, etc

What’s the recommended way to ship an agent skill with a Nuget package?

Good advice. Can be a pain to get it working on a chiseled image but no excuse in the agent era.

cyber security in 2027 ... bearish or bullish? make your best case

We are learning in real time tech security was a product of people not trying hard enough

Throwback to the best NFL draft photo of all time

Jekyll still kicking? Who’s left using it?