AutistiCoder

1. It starts with two elements and places them in order. 2. Each new element is inserted into the correct position within the growing "rainbow" of sorted bands. 3. By the time all elements are inserted, the list consists of multiple sorted bands that are then merged.

Was it wrong?

My understanding is, it's analogous to writing a note to your manager.

That note is a random number written in ink your manager can't actually read; all they can do with that note is sign it. They ask God (used here to represent math itself) how to sign this note, and God gives them a unique signature that also theoretically cannot be used to calculate the number that's written. This signature also proves what you're authorized to do. And then your manager hands the note back to you.

The note's sole function past that point is so you can point to the signature thereon and say "this signature proves I can do this, that, etc."

I think people are predictable and therefore predicting the next article on a political leader should be theoretically possible.

If you included some genetic information like race or national origin, this could help people learn about the genetics behind the disorders.

I have a connective tissue disorder that presents as Marfan syndrome, but I went to a geneticist at UCSF back in the 10's. He looked at Marfan's, Loeys-Dietz, Lujan-Fryns, Ehlers-Danlos, and a bunch of other disorders that would explain any part of my physical symptoms, my cardiovascular problems, and my skeletal issues - he found nothing.

They didn't really enforce the trademark.

fewer features can actually be better because it's simpler.

There are plenty of apps you can build that don't require any upfront costs.

I'm working on an app that runs entirely on a consumer PC.

GitHub Copilot is...not. It doesn't seem to understand how to help me as well as ChatGPT does.

Just train an AI on ATC recordings and other data, maybe throw in some reinforcement learning,and then test it in low-stakes commercial airspace (like a regional airport)

I like precision of language, so maybe just have a system prompt that says "use precise language (ex: no symbolism of any kind)"

When I use ChatGPT these days, it's to help me write coding videos and then the social media posts around those videos. So that's two specialties in one chat log.

I have Charter and it's the only Internet wire that runs to my neighborhood, and I'd very much prefer it over the only reasonable alternative but c'mon man.

M1 is - I think - the form they have to fill out to put you on a temporary hold.

Think of it from the user perspective - now they have to download and use yet another app on their cellphone just to log in.

Yes, I am aware of SMS's vulnerabilities - but the weakest link is always the user.

I pivoted to content creation.

unless you're trying to say it'll make us less reliant on services like Disque.

admittedly, it's a good project for an entry-level dev's portfolio, but that's about it.

In 3-5 sentences, what specifically differentiates Render from, say, AWS Lambda?

For example, how much money would I save from making the switch?

This would be basically impossible.

The job market as it is is tough.

Add autism & ADHD to the mix and it gets tougher.

I decided to give as much of a shit about the corporate world as it does to me - which is to say, I stopped searching altogether. I decided I'd rather be unemployed.

Look how that turned out.