Justin Bassett-Green

Fun story, I poked at building an A/B test framework for product taglines last year. The biggest frustration was getting any sort of power given the expected base rates; basically any worthwhile test would have required thousands of observations. tbh I didn't even consider using broad ad placements to hit the sample size. That's a solid L on my part 🤣

Currently there's a waitlist for signups (https://stability.ai/stablediffu...) prior to public release

I wanted to say something snarky about how you don't have to wait for shipping if you just write a shell script. But honestly the hardware looks gorgeous and I ended up pre-ordering one instead 😂

A major challenge I have with my calendar is managing short (<1h) non-urgent tasks, both personal and professional. Stuff like "submit my travel expenses" or "replace that squeaky door hinge". Without a clear due date, they tend to build up in a backlog and never get prioritized. This feels surprisingly close to solving that problem as well

😍 this is immediately becoming my new wishlist for DMs guild. What approach are you using to populate the "similar titles" section?

Protip for anyone that has a bit of experience building dashboards: piping GA4 data to Looker Studio opens up a lot of new options

wholesome af

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haphazardly

| Bonus: Feel free to ask a burnout-related question in the comments and we'll get you a research-based answer! I've always worked on (and managed) smaller teams, usually two to four ICs. With only a few people, it isn't hard to match the feedback to the author. This often ends means that the less-confident voices — particularly H1-B holders, women, and new hires — self-censor and we only get...

watch while I deploy code and take down the site for the whole day tomorrow 😂

com.android.systemui

Nice! now I just need something to stop me from being lazy and ordering door dash instead of cooking

Vectors of the world unite! you have nothing to lose but your Markov Chains.

It cuts both ways, though. Recently I wanted to download the stock android SMS app. It's called "Messages" . . . huge pain to find the right one

This is pretty interesting! does it handle UDFs or CLR functions?

the first prime-numbered iOS version since 2019. Big day for giga-autists like me