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Can anyone recommend a book or other resource for a lay person to understand this?

Have you looked at Continue.dev? It’s open source and allows both local/open source and commercial models. It’s definitely got challenges / bugs (particularly for remote dev) but I think is worth a look.

Why are all the `y`s missing from the text in Chrome but not in Safari?

This is really interesting to me but there’s a few things here that are beyond my reach. Could anyone describe these in more detail or point to references?

* partials? Is that another word for harmonics?

* “Box tone”?

* Breakpoint synthesis? ChatGPT suggests this is a kind of interpolation but I don’t quite get it.

Any general references would be really appreciated. Thank you!

Oura ring?

Yes. Very often the email never gets sent — because I find the solution while writing it.

Does anyone have a good reference on how barriers of various “strengths” are actually implemented on several modern hardware platforms?

  Location: Portland, OR 
  Remote: Yes, I love remote teams but also enjoy getting together in person regularly.
  Willing to relocate: No.
  Technologies: Full stack generalist: Python/Django, Kotlin/Java/Spring, Typescript/Javascript/React/Next.js, 
                GraphQL/REST, Devops/Terraform/IaC/AWS, C/C++, Postgres/Elasticsearch/Kafka, 
                embedded (especially Bluetooth Low Energy), learning Rust, etc etc.  
                I love learning new tech.
  Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/christopher-mason-510a291/ or 
             https://www.cmason.com
  Email: [email protected]

Hi, I'm Chris.

I'm a hands-on software engineering leader with over 20 years experience who is passionate about creating powerful and usable software that betters the human condition.

I've jump-started multiple teams and products using the right mix of strategy, technology, and talent. I've worked with founders, product, and UX to refine their vision and establish a technology culture and architecture that delivered immediate value while preserving options for the future. Having implemented multiple early products with my own hands, I have also enjoyed incrementally evolving existing platforms and processes to be more impactful.

Check out my resume and website for details of the products I've helped launch, but they include a cancer patient / clinical-trial support app (as head of engineering) and patient- and provider-facing digital workflow tools including insurance pricing estimates (cited as a key asset in the $375M acquisition of a genetic testing company).

I'm seeking a leadership role such as founding engineer or head of engineering at an early stage company. I'd prefer a full time role but would consider consulting arrangements for salary and equity. I care deeply about and will work hard to grow both your product and the team that builds it.

Does istat menus not show this? Is it just not detailed enough? I guess some stuff like backups show up under “kernel”…