Jasper

Jasper

@raedisch.net

Developer from Hamburg, Germany Building https://divepool.com

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90 years is awesome, but still sad. RIP Mr Koenig. May you surf on an ion storm to wherever you want to go.

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Replying to @cwoehli.bsky.social

Ok. Ich bin ehrlich. War nicht so der Bringer. Ich zeige Euch gleich ein paar Modelle. 3 Händler. Teilweise Mondpreise.

startup as hypercert collector

Gordon@gordon.bsky.social

startup as engine-building game startup as resource management game

Interesting how my left bubble is discovering the topic of inflation now, and how everyone experiences different rates, which traditionally has been more prominent in my right bubble so far.

How might this impact MMT? As I understand, gov spending is fine, as long as inflation stays low. What, if we now would allow for inflation to be interpreted as higher?

“Are you lazy?” used to be an interview question.

Calamity Jason@threeninjas.bsky.social

10 years ago when I started my first programming job my boss told me, "a lazy developer is a good developer" and the principle applies here too.

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I’m worse than the humans in wall-e

First (Claude based) testing confirms Embedding Gemma 2 is not better or faster if one only needs text embeddings for retrieval or clustering (Google also did not claim that). For music audio, MuQ-MuLan seems to remain the way to go?! (Multimodal is ofc very useful for many other purposes.)

Just randomly remembered how amazed I was 25 years ago, visiting the United States, that my hosts never turned off their Mac. In Germany you absolutely had to shut down your PC back then.

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Tried out the hand prototype to product line today, and it went pretty well on the first pass with Opus 5.5. Data wise everything is right, but needs some more polish to _feel_ right.

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„What is love of one's country; is it hate of one's uncountry? Then it's not a good thing. Is it simply self-love? That's a good thing, but one mustn't make a virtue of it, or a profession“ (Le Guin, The Left hand of darkness)

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The voting window is now closed! We’ll be announcing the results soon.

I feel seen by the restroom marketing at onethousand.ai workshop. Identifying slightly more with the wrong side here😅. (Definitely tending towards isolating myself in projects.)

For a friends trip I bought and burned my ibla.sh 7+ ratings to five CDs. And people even liked some of the songs😎. (You can use my (teal) plays and (divepool) ratings, too, if you can find them in my repo. Seems at least one other person started rating, too, which is a great success in my book.)

Primary motivator should not become maxing out your token budget. It should remain building what you want to build.

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🎶 One More Time.... ....we’re getting the room ready for tonight’s Elixir Berlin Meetup and we’ve all got Daft Punk in our heads. Because tonight, we’re hosting the #Elixir Berlin community at bitcrowd one more time, the very last time 💜 Looking forward to seeing you there!

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Bro, Weyland-Yutani needs to stop naming all their ships after ominous sounding historical stuff. You're not going to have problems with xenomorphs on something called the Star Goose, I'll tell you that much.

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has anyone had success with giving their LLM harness access to something else to interface with the OS instead of 'bash'? i'd prefer some stricter, typed language that signals mistakes early. but it still has to work in a REPL context and not be too verbose

No login needed. Just rate a couple of tracks and see what happens. ibla.sh

Jasper@raedisch.net

Idea of ibla.sh is to rate tracks to get better recommendations, publishing both ratings and plays back to atproto. (Ultimately, I want this data to be used by @divepool.com to make the account discovery feed even better. So it’s not only about the tracks but the people you discover through them.)

Moved to Codium. VS Code has many improvements over Sublime, and I missed them. Basically I only wanted to get rid of the agent integration, which Codium provides. vscodium.com

vscodium.comVSCodium - Open Source Binaries of VSCodeFree/Libre Open Source Software Binaries of VSCode
Jasper@raedisch.net

Moved back to Sublime Text. Really mostly need a code reading and Markdown editing tool these days and VS Code became too overloaded for that. Let's see how it goes! (Also I could not get Zed to click.)

Love and hate everything about this at the same time😅.

Hendrik Mans@hmans.dev

Exploring creating game-ready low-poly spaceships with Astra. I've asked it to base them off of @imphenzia.bsky.social's wonderful PixPal palette/material, which probably helps a lot with visual consistency (and gives you a single material to render everything).

Working on claim/“requirement without intent” extraction from legacy code, and whether the intent should be supplemented somehow or not. Boring yet interesting stuff. Embedding/Graph/Keyword layers playing supporting roles, and those in turn have always interested me for B2C recommendation purposes.

The Coinkite Coldcard hack just now reached me. Devestating stuff. (Side note: It definitely needs more BTCers😎 on here. I lost touch a little, but know, that this is one of the rather trusted devices, and them having such an incident is mildly speaking not good at all. coldcard.com/security/sta...)

coldcard.comCurrent COLDCARD Security StatusCOLDCARD firmware status, minimum fixed versions, current recommended standard releases, new-seed entropy and passphrase guidance, existing-seed migration,...

Funds secured by additional randomness (dice rolls setting up or added passphrase) were supposedly not stolen yet, but passphrase users are nevertheless being encouraged to carefully move to new keys, assuming some amount of trying to brute force passphrases happening.

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Replying to @russ41.bsky.social

to achieve parallelism, all the layer activation data goes over the interconnect for every token (fan-out). for 93 layers BF16 that's about 93*7168*2*2 ~2.5MB + some overhead per token RDMA over TB5 is 6-8GB/s which is magnitudes slower than memory (~800GB/s), but latency is negligible

Since my tool supports session to session messaging now, I tried some coordinator/delegation workflow, but couldn't make it work. So far, me working multiple topic based sessions in parallel (multitasking) seems to still work better. Ofc might be my setup, but switching back to multitasking for now.