Gabriel Muniz @gmunizc

I'm a computer engineer, focused in FullStack Web Development and Machine Learning. In my spare time I love to cook, go to the beach, and hike with my wife. Massachusetts, US Joined August 2009

Tweets

188
Followers

202
Following

3K
Likes

1K

Stargirl 🌠 @theavalkyrie

3 years ago

Okay! 👏 I want to spend the new few months focusing on building an interactive, open source, browser-based KiCAD file viewer. I'm looking for sponsorship to make that happen, and I'd love if you'd consider it: theacodes.notion.site/KiCanvas-3252a… Sharing always appreciated 💜

15 149 556 69K 59

Amelia Wattenberger 🪷 @Wattenberger

3 years ago

we can _finally_ talk about an experiment @GitHubNext in the works for a long time: GitHub Blocks! tldr ✨ There's a lot more to your codebase than just.. code. We want to make it easier to create interactive docs, support your team workflows, and bring your repo to life ✨ 🧵

36 208 1K 0 265

Download Image

Jesse Pujji @jspujji

3 years ago

Leadership is hard. One of the hardest parts is delegation. How much guidance do you give? When do you do it yourself? When/How to track others to-dos? As a young leader, I wish I had a cheat sheet for delegation. So I wrote one. Read this 🧵 to accelerate your career:

66 778 4K 0 3K

Tibo @tibo_maker

3 years ago

THIS IS IT 🤯 In 1 year, we went from 0 to $1m ARR We couldn't have done it without the kindness of the Maker Twitter community ♥️ Time to give back If you're a Maker, read this:

86 79 476 0 149

Download Image

Shreya Shankar @sh_reya

3 years ago

I probably should have written this years ago, but here are some MLOps principles I think every ML platform (codebase, data management platform) should have: 1/n

50 588 3K 0 2K

Katherine Oelsner @katherinecodes

4 years ago

Being a developer means having a never-ending list of things you want to learn

101 614 3K 0 37

Nacho Iacovino ⚡ @nachoiacovino

5 years ago

No one is a self-taught developer. Even if you didn't go to college, you have learned by watching videos, completing tutorials, reading the documentation, etc. We should be grateful there are so many people willing to help us learn. Love this community ❤

37 124 973 0 7

Danny @dannysteenman

5 years ago

I’ve been working as a Cloud Engineer for 6+ years. Focused a lot on migrating workloads to the Cloud and transforming them to become Cloud Native. In the meantime I got 7x AWS Certified Ask Me Anything (AMA) on the Cloud and I’ll try to do my best to answer your questions 😄

77 85 616 0 160

Terry Xu @coolnalu

5 years ago

As a dev, I still feel code has more leverage than info. Devs rushing to create pdf products gave up their hard-earned advantage too easily. However, Kenneth’s interactive info products are 10x better than text which is where the true value is at - quicker feedback loops.

Kenneth Cassel @KennethCassel

5 years ago

13 71 244 0 70

Download Video

1 1 13 0 1

Oliver Jumpertz @oliverjumpertz

5 years ago

AWS Lambda is an awesome offering. You provide the code, AWS handles the infrastructure and execution for you. But where is your code actually executed? How does AWS do it? I recently tried to find it out for myself, and this thread is the result of what I learned! 🧵⏬

21 107 657 0 266

tef @tef_ebooks

5 years ago

thinking about that time i was in a meeting with amazon engineers, and my co-workers asked "what's serverless" i said "per-request, not per-instance billing" and there was an awkward silence like all the hype had been let out of the room

19 463 3K 0 288

César A. Hidalgo @cesifoti

5 years ago

This semester I had the pleasure to teach data visualization studio at an elite US university. Many students were interested in social justice (being 2020 in the US). Yet, many approached the topic in a way that was a bit naive ... (thread🧵) /1

47 492 3K 0 608

Curtis Einsmann @einsmanntech

5 years ago

From an Amazon tech lead: soft skills I’d tell my younger, jr software engineer self. 🧵 👇

50 756 3K 0 1K

Gabriel Muniz @gmunizc

5 years ago

This is spot on! Even though most of us know intuitively about these steps, that doesn't make them any easier to execute. I, personally, struggle with Step 2 the most. Any advice?

Andrej Karpathy @karpathy

5 years ago

This is spot on! Even though most of us know intuitively about these steps, that doesn't make them any easier to execute. I, personally, struggle with Step 2 the most. Any advice?

128 2K 10K 0 3K

2 0 1 0 1

swyx @swyx

6 years ago

✍️Friendcatchers: Win Friends Online While You Sleep I first heard @patio11 introduce this concept at @MicroConf, and think it is a powerful concept for what "content" works and compounds over time. Here is my Guide to Friendcatchers. swyx.io/writing/friend…

4 6 74 0 44

Santiago @svpino

5 years ago

Wanna maximize the potential reward of every hour you spend? Here is a tangible way to do this when building real-life Machine Learning solutions. 🧵👇

3 51 219 0 91

Download Image

Devin Ford 📚 @bromantasy

5 years ago

With #Hacktoberfest coming up, I wanted to put out a quick thread to hopefully save someone the trouble of having to look up several things in order to successfully contribute to opensource for the first time! The following thread will give you everything you need to start! 👇

28 96 309 0 140

Nicolò Marchesi @NicoloMarchesi

5 years ago

Monolith vs Microservices... which is best? The answer is... it depends! Follow the thread to know a little more about application architectural models and find out which one is for you. 🔽🔽🔽

2 5 17 0 3

Download Image

Alejandro Piad Morffis @alepiad

5 years ago

Hey, today is #MindblowingMonday 🤯! A day to share with you amazing things from every corner of Computer Science. Today I want to talk about Generative Adversarial Networks 👇