Always learning. Software engineer on MSL @meta.
Albany, CA
Joined June 2009
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I used Figma to do vector editing recently (for team swag) and, after doing CAD in onshape, the vector editing tools in Figma feel barbaric. I want a vector editor that’s basically the Sketch mode in onshape, with constraints like tangency, mirror, coincident, etc
Stoked to have had the opportunity to work on this! Get started with:
curl -fsSL dev.meta.ai/install.sh | bash
muse code in beta is live. first coding agent from msl, built on muse spark 1.2.
install: curl -fsS dev.meta.ai/install.sh | bash
here's what you should know:
Brian Armstrong retweeted
Jesus Christ you should use Muse Spark 1.2 as your default cheap model
it is so SO fast, I'm averaging 200 TPS in general use, not going to use anything but xhigh for early impressions but man it is so snappy and responsive in pi
Meta's compute shining here as expected, excited
Brian Armstrong retweeted
including a bash command in your announcement tweet is a pretty great move
muse code in beta is live. first coding agent from msl, built on muse spark 1.2.
install: curl -fsS dev.meta.ai/install.sh | bash
here's what you should know:
It's unbelievable that I still can't make an event in Google Calendar from a natural language input.
Brian Armstrong retweeted
They asked Reggie Jackson a question about overcoming racism in baseball. They expected a candy coated, saccharine answer, but he gave them that raw uncut. 👍🏿
hachyderm.io/@mekkaokereke/1…
Don't ask the question if you're not ready for the answer. 🤷🏿♂️
My number 1 piece of advice for engineers is: review your own PRs before anyone else does.
Getting out of the editor and reviewing in a pull request puts you into a different mindset.
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Unpopular opinion: No one I know at FAANG worked for years to ship a few buttons unless they are committing career suicide or are locked into a job for visa reasons. At FAANG, you develop rare skills, e.g. how to build and run a billion dollar business.
On the other hand, working at Google straight out of school was incredibly valuable in 10 years of startup experience afterward.
Does anyone have experience with FCC approval for devices with bluetooth modules? Is it feasible as an individual? Would be interested to chat.
“Life is short; don’t waste it. Tell the truth. Technology should enhance human creativity. Process matters. Beauty matters. Details matter. The world we know is a human creation—and we can push it forward.”
“Now, as you live your arc across the sky, you want to have as few regrets as possible. Remember, regrets are different from mistakes. Mistakes are those things that you did, and wish you could do over again. Regrets are most often things you didn't do, and wish you did.”
“And Apple was a very bottoms-up company when it came to a lot of its great ideas. And we hired truly great people and gave them the room to do great work. A lot of companies—I know it sounds crazy—but a lot of companies don’t do that. They hire people to tell them what to do.