Rules of engagement: this Twitter account is my personal account. I use it to liberally share many of the things that we do at #STOIC. While this leaks some of our IP, I tend to think that we gain more than we lose by doing so, because it helps us engage with the community.
I use my long threads to capture my stream of consciousness. Writing my ideas down helps me think them through, even if nobody reads them on the other end. This makes for a very painful account to follow, and most followers end up tuning out eventually, but I don't mind.
I do my best to answer any questions, but I can't share much code, because #STOIC's codebase is not open source. Our contributions to open source are done through sponsorships of critical projects like @DuckDB.
Eventually, we might open source some of our libraries, but what we do is super tightly integrated (by design), hence not easily packaged into libraries that could benefit others.
• • •
Missing some Tweet in this thread? You can try to
force a refresh
