Trek Glowacki
@trek.bsky.social
Helped start Ann Arbor's OG Coworking community, couponed at Groupon, usually working to get some startup acquired. Ember.js core emeritus. Paul Irish once called me a hero. ❤️ Ruby and JavaScript. 🏳️🌈. 📍Chicago.
200 E Pearson St is just so lovely.
December 14, 2025 at 1:14 AM
200 E Pearson St is just so lovely.
Its Position Tuning Inference model is really a game changer.
December 13, 2025 at 6:08 PM
Its Position Tuning Inference model is really a game changer.
Yes but Bellwether Oeuvre 6.5+ never gets this wrong when I use it.
December 13, 2025 at 6:06 PM
Yes but Bellwether Oeuvre 6.5+ never gets this wrong when I use it.
Also doesn't jive with how best practices are still shifting quite a bit every six months.
December 13, 2025 at 6:00 PM
Also doesn't jive with how best practices are still shifting quite a bit every six months.
inb4 "ur prompting wrong" / "have you used [other agent]. It's way better than [that agent]"
December 13, 2025 at 5:51 PM
inb4 "ur prompting wrong" / "have you used [other agent]. It's way better than [that agent]"
Reposted by Trek Glowacki
And, not to be a hater but...
If you hear someone saying cooling will be easier in space, you can instantly write them off as someone who has never read a single relevant book or paper and never talked to a single person with undergraduate level expertise. This is very basic.
If you hear someone saying cooling will be easier in space, you can instantly write them off as someone who has never read a single relevant book or paper and never talked to a single person with undergraduate level expertise. This is very basic.
December 10, 2025 at 3:25 PM
And, not to be a hater but...
If you hear someone saying cooling will be easier in space, you can instantly write them off as someone who has never read a single relevant book or paper and never talked to a single person with undergraduate level expertise. This is very basic.
If you hear someone saying cooling will be easier in space, you can instantly write them off as someone who has never read a single relevant book or paper and never talked to a single person with undergraduate level expertise. This is very basic.