@josh.dev
principal software engineer in supply chain tech, tansmør enthusiast, pronoia respecter
Another misc side project that I'm open sourcing called EntropyOS which is an agenic (gemini) simulation engine for modeling policy changes and their effects on population. This one is actually still being lightly maintained as I hack on it occasionally
github.com/joshmeek/Ent...
github.com/joshmeek/Ent...
GitHub - joshmeek/EntropyOS: Model the world, before you change it
Model the world, before you change it. Contribute to joshmeek/EntropyOS development by creating an account on GitHub.
github.com
April 23, 2025 at 1:09 PM
Another misc side project that I'm open sourcing called EntropyOS which is an agenic (gemini) simulation engine for modeling policy changes and their effects on population. This one is actually still being lightly maintained as I hack on it occasionally
github.com/joshmeek/Ent...
github.com/joshmeek/Ent...
Esoteric health twitter has effectively become an echo chamber of epistemic insecurity lmao what do you mean we can't eat the big three macronutrients together anymore?
April 22, 2025 at 3:57 PM
Esoteric health twitter has effectively become an echo chamber of epistemic insecurity lmao what do you mean we can't eat the big three macronutrients together anymore?
Just open sourced Isidor, a recent side project of mine that I have since abandoned, a mobile-first AI-driven life protocol system. Effectively analyzes biometric trends to recommend and refine your health protocols. I don't use it anymore so here it is under MIT license
github.com/joshmeek/isi...
github.com/joshmeek/isi...
GitHub - joshmeek/isidor: AI-Driven Life Protocol System
AI-Driven Life Protocol System. Contribute to joshmeek/isidor development by creating an account on GitHub.
github.com
April 9, 2025 at 5:21 PM
Just open sourced Isidor, a recent side project of mine that I have since abandoned, a mobile-first AI-driven life protocol system. Effectively analyzes biometric trends to recommend and refine your health protocols. I don't use it anymore so here it is under MIT license
github.com/joshmeek/isi...
github.com/joshmeek/isi...
I use Gemini in all of my side projects and I just started using it in Cursor today instead of Sonnet. I'm sold, time to dump everything I own into $GOOGL
April 8, 2025 at 11:17 PM
I use Gemini in all of my side projects and I just started using it in Cursor today instead of Sonnet. I'm sold, time to dump everything I own into $GOOGL
I don't mean to brag but I gave a presentation in undergrad about the different types of dashes (em dashed, en dashed, hyphens, etc.) before AI made them cool
April 8, 2025 at 6:28 PM
I don't mean to brag but I gave a presentation in undergrad about the different types of dashes (em dashed, en dashed, hyphens, etc.) before AI made them cool
Going to destroy last year's book number. Did 28 last year and already at 11 so far for 2025 #booksky
(note: numbers do not include the many many abandoned books)
(note: numbers do not include the many many abandoned books)
April 8, 2025 at 1:39 AM
Going to destroy last year's book number. Did 28 last year and already at 11 so far for 2025 #booksky
(note: numbers do not include the many many abandoned books)
(note: numbers do not include the many many abandoned books)
Heads up, if you want to use LinkedIn without all of the useless for-you slop, you can add this filter to uBlock Origin to just see updates from your network:
www.linkedin.com##:xpath(//span[text()="Suggested"]//ancestor::div/div[contains(@data-id, "activity")])
www.linkedin.com##:xpath(//span[text()="Suggested"]//ancestor::div/div[contains(@data-id, "activity")])
April 2, 2025 at 6:57 PM
Heads up, if you want to use LinkedIn without all of the useless for-you slop, you can add this filter to uBlock Origin to just see updates from your network:
www.linkedin.com##:xpath(//span[text()="Suggested"]//ancestor::div/div[contains(@data-id, "activity")])
www.linkedin.com##:xpath(//span[text()="Suggested"]//ancestor::div/div[contains(@data-id, "activity")])
One of my new favorite activities is taking LinkedIn messages from recruiters who purposely hide the company they're recruiting for, plug the description into ChatGPT, and then get the exact link for the role. Thus being able to bypass the recruiter if I ever wanted the job
April 1, 2025 at 3:59 PM
One of my new favorite activities is taking LinkedIn messages from recruiters who purposely hide the company they're recruiting for, plug the description into ChatGPT, and then get the exact link for the role. Thus being able to bypass the recruiter if I ever wanted the job
