tetraodonpuffer

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by tetraodonpuffer 11d ago
I have something like this in linux using a novation launchcontrol, it's quite straightforward using aseqdump, say I use the buttons to switch desktops, I have this launched as part of my session and always in background. While develop
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by tetraodonpuffer 12d ago
these days it seems after 6 months manufacturers are just going to manufacture next year's model anyways: it's so annoying, you find a shoe that works well for you and you have a year and then the new model changes the cushioning
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by tetraodonpuffer 12d ago
how do you interview for those? I think interviewing has not kept up with how things are, leetcode rounds seem to make even less sense nowadays and feel even more of a hazing ritual. Personally seeing an "AI engineer" job posting
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by tetraodonpuffer 4mo ago
> The new thing is on the supply side. Companies are already reporting staff+ vacancies that take 66 days on average to fill ... The shortage is already, in 2026, exclusive to senior-level roles. I am not sure I agree with this being cau
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by tetraodonpuffer 6mo ago
it does feel something in the hidden system prompt makes it try less hard, so many times in the past several weeks I have found divergences with what was in plan and looking back at the jsonl it's always some variant of "doing it
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by tetraodonpuffer 6mo ago
just like everybody else I and my colleagues at work have seen major regressions in terms of available usage over the past month, seemingly unrelated to caching/resuming. On an enterprise sub doing the same work I personally went from
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by tetraodonpuffer 6mo ago
you can tell it how to do things, but sometimes it still goes out on its own, I have some variant of "do not deviate from the plan" and yet sometimes if you look while it's coding it will "ah, this is too hard as per the
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by tetraodonpuffer 7mo ago
I feel the same way, I have many years of experience, and I have gone from writing everything by hand to using claude code all the time (my latest company is very pro doing everything with AI). Since I have been a software architect for the
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by tetraodonpuffer 9mo ago
having "homework / coursework" count for the final score is what surprised me the most when learning about schooling in the US, in my university 100% of the score was the final, typically written test first, then oral in fron
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by tetraodonpuffer 9mo ago
world of warcraft has a huge speedup on x3d
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by tetraodonpuffer 9mo ago
5800x3d / 5700x3d are MUCH MUCH MUCH faster than non-x3d in some games that are CPU bound (for some even 2x / 3x faster than non-x3d) so even with a "slower" GPU it can still be a large upgrade
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by tetraodonpuffer 9mo ago
phone numbers seem risky, years back I got randomly assigned a "cool" number (I think it ended with 8888 or something) and it seems it was on all possible fax spam lists, constant calls all hours of the day and the night, had to c
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by tetraodonpuffer 10mo ago
when it comes to Bach I am surprised more people don't mention pieces like this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tsxP-YjDWlQ (arioso from the cantata 156, here for oboe) which I think stands up just fine against pretty
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by tetraodonpuffer 1y ago
most cars these days have GPS and return location and so on, why can't manufacturer run these updates only at night and when the car is parked at home? There should be no reason for any OTA update to happen while the vehicle is running
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by tetraodonpuffer 1y ago
any time there is a right turn you can still end up in this same situation, whether it's right turn on red or not, if the driver does not look to their right: there have been plenty of times I have been nearly ran over when a car turni
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AI just Broke Trackmania's most Legendary Record [video](youtube.com)
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by tetraodonpuffer 1y ago
Hah not sure about “production”, I am currently in between jobs and am taking advantage of that to work on a docker/k8s/file TUI log viewer. I am using those techniques respectively for loading backups (I store each container log
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by tetraodonpuffer 1y ago
Thanks for the write up! In my current application I have a few different scenarios that are a bit different from yours but still require processing aggregated data in order 1. Reading from various files where each file has lines with a uni
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by tetraodonpuffer 1y ago
I think what would help is that any F2P game was mandated to never cost more than $x/year to be listed in the app store, and possibly have different tiers that a game could decide to be in ($10/$100/$1000) based on the maximu
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by tetraodonpuffer 1y ago
why don't you think this would work? Technically this is basically "the (SP) site trusts another (IDP) site to sign/encrypt a JWT containing some custom assertions". The user would go to the SP, get a signed blob (sessio
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by tetraodonpuffer 1y ago
according to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ispell ispell (1971) already used Levenshtein Distance (although from the article it is not stated if this already existed in the original version, or if it was added in later
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by tetraodonpuffer 1y ago
I think the fact that, as far as I understand, it takes 40GB of VRAM to run, is probably dampening some of the enthusiasm. As an aside, I am not sure why for LLM models the technology to spread among multiple cards is quite mature, while fo
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by tetraodonpuffer 1y ago
having the keyboard the way it is also allows you to more easily orient yourself, you can feel with the sides of your fingers if you are next to E/F or B/C and with the corner of your eye it's also straightforward to figure i
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by tetraodonpuffer 1y ago
this is why if I was a sprinter a the TDF I'd 100% be on a mechanical groupset (assuming the sponsors allowed me to) a missed shift on a sprint means losing 100%
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by tetraodonpuffer 1y ago
it still depends what component it is, when I was a teenager I was riding a bike with rim brakes, the bolt holding the front rim brake to the frame broke all of a sudden during very light braking, the caliper rotated and got caught between
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by tetraodonpuffer 1y ago
there will always be a market for exceptional artists, but what about the other 80-90% of people that used to be able to make a living and now can't anymore? What are they going to do? And without the possibility of a particular profes
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by tetraodonpuffer 1y ago
it only takes popular distributions making it default, then all sorts of things will start depending on it, and it will be difficult to not switch eventually. As somebody that has written a lot of xlib/xt/motif code years back, an
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by tetraodonpuffer 1y ago
that works in a lot of cases, but unfortunately it seems sometimes you get these popups about nsurlsessiond (for example) where you know where the connection goes, but no idea where it comes from (especially if it's trying to connect t
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by tetraodonpuffer 2y ago
Any plans to use it for the managed azure istio so that can be used in FEDRAMP environments?
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by tetraodonpuffer 2y ago
As somebody that gives systems design interviews most weeks, you’d be surprised how many candidates don’t put the api gateway but magically go from the TCP load balancer to the services inside the cluster, or how basically nobody is ever ab

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