tony
@tonycodes.bsky.social
coding and sustainable cities (he/him)
editor: https://urbanism.guide
editor: https://urbanism.guide
It's really not hard to make responsive websites anymore. They fixed almost all of it.
October 25, 2025 at 5:22 PM
It's really not hard to make responsive websites anymore. They fixed almost all of it.
AI model development is free right up until you need to start training and trialing some small, usable models. Then it's very very expensive 😭
github.com/anthonyiscod...
github.com/anthonyiscod...
GitHub - anthonyiscoding/vision-chess: An experiment in playing chess with a Transformer model trained solely on chess data.
An experiment in playing chess with a Transformer model trained solely on chess data. - anthonyiscoding/vision-chess
github.com
October 14, 2025 at 4:30 PM
AI model development is free right up until you need to start training and trialing some small, usable models. Then it's very very expensive 😭
github.com/anthonyiscod...
github.com/anthonyiscod...
If max-height was named ideal-height css would make a ton more sense
September 23, 2025 at 8:14 PM
If max-height was named ideal-height css would make a ton more sense
Switching back and forth from Python to JavaScript you start to realize they're not ==
September 20, 2025 at 4:18 PM
Switching back and forth from Python to JavaScript you start to realize they're not ==
v0 is overall great but it just charged me a dollar to add a bunch of backslashes to my codebase and then fail to delete them when the code stopped working because of all of these backslashes
September 19, 2025 at 2:59 PM
v0 is overall great but it just charged me a dollar to add a bunch of backslashes to my codebase and then fail to delete them when the code stopped working because of all of these backslashes
Who are the AI builders and hackers on Mastodon? I spent the last month building a fairly unique chess bot and wanted to show people.
It's a transformer architecture and has promising early results. Lots of room for improvement in training data and architecture too.
github.com/anthonyiscod...
It's a transformer architecture and has promising early results. Lots of room for improvement in training data and architecture too.
github.com/anthonyiscod...
September 18, 2025 at 2:55 PM
Who are the AI builders and hackers on Mastodon? I spent the last month building a fairly unique chess bot and wanted to show people.
It's a transformer architecture and has promising early results. Lots of room for improvement in training data and architecture too.
github.com/anthonyiscod...
It's a transformer architecture and has promising early results. Lots of room for improvement in training data and architecture too.
github.com/anthonyiscod...
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amtrak’s marketing team gets it
June 21, 2025 at 12:21 PM
amtrak’s marketing team gets it
Very excited that Fred had a last minute spot open this afternoon and now I get to advocate for the best community model out there!
Join me and my guest @tonycodes.bsky.social, Developer Relations Strategist at Captivate.dev, while we discuss all things developer relations, and learn more about the Orbit Model and other practical tips about #devrel.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=qPZz...
www.youtube.com/watch?v=qPZz...
June 10, 2025 at 7:08 PM
Very excited that Fred had a last minute spot open this afternoon and now I get to advocate for the best community model out there!
Google Gemini telling me to edit a text file with nano is the most shade an LLM has ever given me.
April 7, 2025 at 9:41 PM
Google Gemini telling me to edit a text file with nano is the most shade an LLM has ever given me.
My favorite kind of bug is where two bugs happen at the same time. So you solve for bug 1 but bug 2 is still there still thriving and still messing your stuff up.
March 26, 2025 at 9:36 PM
My favorite kind of bug is where two bugs happen at the same time. So you solve for bug 1 but bug 2 is still there still thriving and still messing your stuff up.
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I don't think people understand the *massive* gulf between fire injuries/deaths and traffic violence.
Here's an example:
Average annual fire injures in Berkeley: 2
Average annual traffic injuries in Berkeley: 694
Here's an example:
Average annual fire injures in Berkeley: 2
Average annual traffic injuries in Berkeley: 694
March 17, 2025 at 8:58 PM
I don't think people understand the *massive* gulf between fire injuries/deaths and traffic violence.
Here's an example:
Average annual fire injures in Berkeley: 2
Average annual traffic injuries in Berkeley: 694
Here's an example:
Average annual fire injures in Berkeley: 2
Average annual traffic injuries in Berkeley: 694
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"Nowhere in the country have rents declined as much as they have in Austin — now 22% off the peak reached in August 2023, according to Redfin. The median asking rent is $1,399 per month, down $400 in less than three years"
#YIMBYworks
#YIMBYworks
Austin rents tumble 22% from peak on massive home building spree
The Texas capital has become the poster child for advocates who say the only way out of the U.S. housing crisis is building more homes.
www.expressnews.com
February 28, 2025 at 2:33 AM
"Nowhere in the country have rents declined as much as they have in Austin — now 22% off the peak reached in August 2023, according to Redfin. The median asking rent is $1,399 per month, down $400 in less than three years"
#YIMBYworks
#YIMBYworks
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Ever get confused by OpenAPI’s oneOf, allOf, and anyOf? We got you!
🚀 oneOf: Only one schema matches
🚀 allOf: All schemas match
🚀 anyOf: At least one matches
A small change can have a BIG impact on API validation.
I break it down in this guide 🔽
🚀 oneOf: Only one schema matches
🚀 allOf: All schemas match
🚀 anyOf: At least one matches
A small change can have a BIG impact on API validation.
I break it down in this guide 🔽
February 26, 2025 at 5:25 PM
Ever get confused by OpenAPI’s oneOf, allOf, and anyOf? We got you!
🚀 oneOf: Only one schema matches
🚀 allOf: All schemas match
🚀 anyOf: At least one matches
A small change can have a BIG impact on API validation.
I break it down in this guide 🔽
🚀 oneOf: Only one schema matches
🚀 allOf: All schemas match
🚀 anyOf: At least one matches
A small change can have a BIG impact on API validation.
I break it down in this guide 🔽
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Austin should be a city where generational families can stay and thrive.
Had a great time with @aura-atx.org! Their work for a more inclusive, connected Austin is inspiring.
Together we're building a city that works for everyone! 🏠 ❤️
Had a great time with @aura-atx.org! Their work for a more inclusive, connected Austin is inspiring.
Together we're building a city that works for everyone! 🏠 ❤️
February 20, 2025 at 5:00 PM
Austin should be a city where generational families can stay and thrive.
Had a great time with @aura-atx.org! Their work for a more inclusive, connected Austin is inspiring.
Together we're building a city that works for everyone! 🏠 ❤️
Had a great time with @aura-atx.org! Their work for a more inclusive, connected Austin is inspiring.
Together we're building a city that works for everyone! 🏠 ❤️
Reposted by tony
SDKs can make or break your enterprise API integration!
🛠️ Dive into our Ultimate SDK Evaluation Checklist for setup, code quality, and compatibility insights.
Optimize your stack! Guide below 🔽
🛠️ Dive into our Ultimate SDK Evaluation Checklist for setup, code quality, and compatibility insights.
Optimize your stack! Guide below 🔽
February 20, 2025 at 4:43 PM
SDKs can make or break your enterprise API integration!
🛠️ Dive into our Ultimate SDK Evaluation Checklist for setup, code quality, and compatibility insights.
Optimize your stack! Guide below 🔽
🛠️ Dive into our Ultimate SDK Evaluation Checklist for setup, code quality, and compatibility insights.
Optimize your stack! Guide below 🔽
One of many measures of a successful conference.
February 13, 2025 at 11:19 PM
One of many measures of a successful conference.
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There's some fantastic conversations happening at Developer Week right now. Join us to chat about APIs and SDKs and discover why our mascot is a llama! 🦙
We're at booth #900
We're at booth #900
February 12, 2025 at 8:04 PM
There's some fantastic conversations happening at Developer Week right now. Join us to chat about APIs and SDKs and discover why our mascot is a llama! 🦙
We're at booth #900
We're at booth #900
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Not all Python HTTP clients are created equal. 🐍
• Requests: Dead simple, but sync only
• HTTPx: Async support, modern features
• urllib: Standard lib, but... clunky
Which one should you use? Here’s a breakdown to help you decide.
• Requests: Dead simple, but sync only
• HTTPx: Async support, modern features
• urllib: Standard lib, but... clunky
Which one should you use? Here’s a breakdown to help you decide.
How to Pick Your Python HTTP Client | Generate SDKs for your API with liblab
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buff.ly
February 5, 2025 at 5:00 PM
Not all Python HTTP clients are created equal. 🐍
• Requests: Dead simple, but sync only
• HTTPx: Async support, modern features
• urllib: Standard lib, but... clunky
Which one should you use? Here’s a breakdown to help you decide.
• Requests: Dead simple, but sync only
• HTTPx: Async support, modern features
• urllib: Standard lib, but... clunky
Which one should you use? Here’s a breakdown to help you decide.
I wrote a little article about LLMs. I swear it's good.
LLMs are powerful but not perfect. They can help with coding and debugging but also confidently give wrong answers.
Our latest post covers how to use LLMs effectively while avoiding common pitfalls.
Guide below 🔽
Our latest post covers how to use LLMs effectively while avoiding common pitfalls.
Guide below 🔽
January 31, 2025 at 3:06 PM
I wrote a little article about LLMs. I swear it's good.
Trains are important in the US because I've only ever had one single positive airline experience ever here.
January 27, 2025 at 2:01 AM
Trains are important in the US because I've only ever had one single positive airline experience ever here.
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Imagine if you will a Texas connected by regional rail lines, and Texas cities big and small with light rail systems. No more worrying about driving on congested highways or worrying about finding parking downtown. Wouldn't that be nice?
The East Texas city of Tyler, has commissioned a study to determine if light rail or trolley service could help augment transportation options.
East Texas city investigates light rail and trolley service - Texas Rail Advocates
texasrailadvocates.org
January 23, 2025 at 1:19 PM
Imagine if you will a Texas connected by regional rail lines, and Texas cities big and small with light rail systems. No more worrying about driving on congested highways or worrying about finding parking downtown. Wouldn't that be nice?
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Building a Java SDK? ☕
Learn how to design with developer experience in mind, from OpenAPI integration to modular design.
Dive into our best practices below 👇
Learn how to design with developer experience in mind, from OpenAPI integration to modular design.
Dive into our best practices below 👇
January 23, 2025 at 2:15 PM
Building a Java SDK? ☕
Learn how to design with developer experience in mind, from OpenAPI integration to modular design.
Dive into our best practices below 👇
Learn how to design with developer experience in mind, from OpenAPI integration to modular design.
Dive into our best practices below 👇
Totally unsurprising that those who deny that salute can't explain it.
It was distinctive, deliberate, and he did it twice. If it's not what it is then what is it?
It was distinctive, deliberate, and he did it twice. If it's not what it is then what is it?
January 21, 2025 at 11:42 PM
Totally unsurprising that those who deny that salute can't explain it.
It was distinctive, deliberate, and he did it twice. If it's not what it is then what is it?
It was distinctive, deliberate, and he did it twice. If it's not what it is then what is it?