Readit Newsglth commented on The Myst Graph: A New Perspective on Myst glthr.com/myst-graph-1... · Posted by u/tobr
The last sentence in the Directions section is reversed. in Part 2, Visual Indicators, the icons are not as described and are also reversed.
Author here: good catch, thank you! I have fixed the two errors.
glth commented on The Myst Graph: A New Perspective on Myst glthr.com/myst-graph-1... · Posted by u/tobr
Is the graph file available as raw data? This looks like fun.
Author here: In a few weeks, I will publish the graph generator's source code and a DOT file encoding the Myst graph in this repository: https://github.com/glthr/DeMystify. I would love to see how others render the graph and how the generator can be improved. A follow-up article will also dive deeper into the technical details. Stay tuned!
I realized that many seasoned developers do not yet grasp the power and productivity gains that tools like Cursor can not only provide to them, but ESPECIALLY to those that have a lot of experience and broad expertise.
Therefore, I‘m working on a mid- to longform blog post that details how precisely the competencies that senior developers and tech leads already have are the key to fully harness the potential of these tools.
And who knows, maybe I‘m going to develop this into some form of consulting or training side project.
Interesting: I would love to read this article when it is published.
Not much :)
Which I think is a valid answer. I have a job, family and some health issues.
The main thing I am looking at is blogging. Just posts on a problem I solved that week at work kind of thing. Seems like a low time cost way to promote myself. I might dip my toe in the cooking fat of linkedin engagement using the posts.
As much as that is yuk I feel it may be beneficial. Just need one linked in lurker to be impressed and hire me in a few years time!
And by not posting about AI or working 200 hour weeks I might stand out :)
I think that is a fantastic idea! I would be happy to see your blog take shape. Blogging is something I genuinely enjoy, as it allows me to put my thoughts into tangible form.