lol wrong app

when senpai notices you

I only have peace when I run out of tokens

(modulo some required derives like Serialize, Deserialize, JsonSchema)

a mix of response-format (supported by many llm providers) and enforcing parsing of responses -- you can ofc just use String and all's good, but if you say your response type is

struct MyResponse { value: String }

then just putting it in your SessionAgent<_,_,_, MyResponse> does the trick

but did i cook

its got a lot of rough edges but i'm using it for a few projects (TBA) and so far it is a very pleasant experience!

and yes ofc you can use it to write, run, and eval rust agents on @cloudflare.social workers ai

cargo add agents

i did a thing

github.com/leostera/age...

hi folks! long time no see. i’m officially open to work again, primarily interested in the dx + devtools + ai space

if anyone needs a principal engineer or technical product manager with 16+ years in the industry, my DMs are open!

linkedin.com/in/leostera
github.com/leostera

hi folks! long time no see. i’m officially open to work again, primarily interested in the dx + devtools + ai space

if anyone needs a principal engineer or technical product manager with 16+ years in the industry, my DMs are open!

linkedin.com/in/leostera
github.com/leostera

3̶d̶2y

thanks thomas! same to you 🫂

i wish y’all some deep rest and joy with your loved ones these holidays. i’m signing off till 2025

catch you on the other side 👋

wait one *whole* camel what are we feeding the entire middle earth camels are massive

ikr! i have no idea why i have like 15k stars — i don’t have anything remotely popular like this

i think 1500 contributions mostly in january and then it dies off and barely anything

but i’ve been collecting a lot of stars and i think this may be counting stars from projects i’ve done minor contributions to

only one?!? lucky you! 🍀

also:

bsky.app/profile/leos...

thanks 🙏 and yeah most companies i worked with don’t use github.com, but this year i’ve been product managing so also no coding!

so what’s here is basically open source ocaml stuff

boy if i wasn't having an absolute dumpster fire of a year and my psyche rapidly collapsing in on itself, this github unwrapped would be unreal

i reaaaaally try but i end up with thousands of photos that never get published

neurodivergent here 🤓 ✨

bsky.app/profile/leos...

Sam’s done it again! 👏

This piece made me (finally) clearly see the link between turing machines and assembly and if you only ~kind of~ get it, I think you should read it too ✨

this is why i think the distinction between compiler and transpiler is meaningless

do people think processors run object code directly? (they do not; object code is further compiled to microcode on the fly under the hood)

it’s action
reaction
just random interaction

maybe accepting some friction is not such a bad way to stay present in the things i do

i wish Lr had better cull-on-import tools (like similarity groups, zoom previews). this would've helped me keep my catalog cleaner throughout these last 2 years

that said, culling, editing, and exporting in capture one feel great!

just gotta figure out how to do this workflow in a multi-device
friendly way (i often import on my laptop)

lightroom would handle this for you, so i never saw my raws on disk they were cloud sync'd by adobe. that was great!

in fact, these past few days trying to find a reasonable way to impoirt and cull a 30,000 picture catalog have made me miss lightroom catalog management (for my use case)

the recommended flow is to create sessions for every day/shoot/whatever you do, and then once you're done editing and outputting things for it, import a session into your catalog

and then use the catalog as an archive.

BUT then you can't re-edit the session and have it sync

what sessions do *great* is being self contained: captured, selected, and outputs are all within the same folder (so yay i won't lose those exported JPEGs anymore!)