rumblefrog

Building an unified admin platform[0] for Source game servers & the alikes. I grew up playing Source games and ran a few, but there were always gaps between all the various OSS plugins you install and were quite fragmented, and never designed to work well with each other.

[0] https://rookhelm.com/

Little hostile with the refutal

The automatically update of my compromised passwords on websites is very impressive, and I wonder how it's achieved.

Guess I was right to be suspicious: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48213860

Location: New York, USA

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Go, Rust, TypeScript, gRPC/Protobuf, Kubernetes, Nomad, Docker, Terraform, Consul, AWS, Akamai, Fastly, Cloudflare, MySQL, Redis, MongoDB, InfluxDB, Grafana, Datadog, Linux

Résumé/CV: https://zhenyangli.me/cv.pdf

Email: contact [at] zhenyangli [dot] me

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Senior software engineer with 5+ years of experience building large-scale distributed systems, CDN/edge infrastructure, and developer-facing platforms. Currently at Disney working on the DTC media platform powering ESPN, Disney+, and Hulu - designing intent-based CDN policy controls (with Z3 formal verification), optimizing multi-CDN traffic mix, and integrating with Akamai, Fastly, and CloudFront for live events. Previously a founding engineer at a YC-backed messaging startup (Texts) and ran my own infrastructure-heavy SaaS for several years. Comfortable across the stack but happiest deep in backend/infra work - distributed systems, networking, performance, and tooling that makes other engineers faster. Currently pursuing an M.S. in CS at Georgia Tech (Computing Systems, 4.0).

Wonder if we reached a plateau with the model improvements?

Really appreciate the ability to select effort level again.

Looks interesting, what's their revenue model? Or how do we know it won't be abandoned in the near future?

Location: Raleigh, North Carolina, USA

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes - New York

Technologies: Go, Rust, TypeScript, gRPC/Protobuf, Kubernetes, Nomad, Docker, Terraform, Consul, AWS, Akamai, Fastly, Cloudflare, MySQL, Redis, MongoDB, InfluxDB, Grafana, Datadog, Linux

Résumé/CV: https://zhenyangli.me/cv.pdf

Email: contact [at] zhenyangli [dot] me

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Senior software engineer with 5+ years of experience building large-scale distributed systems, CDN/edge infrastructure, and developer-facing platforms. Currently at Disney working on the DTC media platform powering ESPN, Disney+, and Hulu - designing intent-based CDN policy controls (with Z3 formal verification), optimizing multi-CDN traffic mix, and integrating with Akamai, Fastly, and CloudFront for live events. Previously a founding engineer at a YC-backed messaging startup (Texts) and ran my own infrastructure-heavy SaaS for several years. Comfortable across the stack but happiest deep in backend/infra work - distributed systems, networking, performance, and tooling that makes other engineers faster. Currently pursuing an M.S. in CS at Georgia Tech (Computing Systems, 4.0).

You can also buy very cheap laptop prior, but the hardware wasn't that good... Until MacBook Neo came along.

That number is the total bandwidth for the O2O link.

Easier said than done, vendor lock-in is costly to move from.

I feel like that job would fall on them :P

I tried to deploy a small cluster in the US VA region, but the cluster status kept flipping between Failed and Creating with no clear way of troubleshooting it: 7ad975fb-3c8e-47a9-b03d-9e6bec81f0db

I wonder how long before Hetzner adds something like managed Kubernetes to their native product line. They already have S3 compatible object storages, load balancers and more.

This looks great! Haven't tried it yet, but should I presume this also does k8s and OS updates for me? Or how managed is it?

Could you point to the source of the on-device model? Moreso for curiosity.

I find the map the most interesting map: https://map.bgp.tools/

And did not know Mercedes holds such a large block (53.0.0.0/8), and it appears to be mostly dark or unused.

But Andrej is no longer with Tesla?

Is there an alternative that integrates with a Jira instance?

Many of my tasks already exists in forms of a Jira ticket, would be interesting to prompt it to take over a specific ticket & update its ticket progress as well.

Isn't the Github repo a mirror?

It appears to be a VSCode fork, and supports VSC marketplace extensions, so I would guess Electron

I generally find o1, or the previous o1-preview to perform better than Claude 3.5 Sonnet in complex reasonings, new Sonnet is more on-par with o1-mini in my experience.

Would expect o1-pro to perform even better.

I presume no access to Anthropic project?

You can compare models in LM Arena across numerous models & categories (ex: coding), with confidence interval and user votes: https://lmarena.ai/?leaderboard

It'd have to be a hybrid, with more of the expensive parts rewritten in a more well suited language.

Impressive stuff, but I'll be more keen to see an high performance implementation that also supports the vast numbers of Minecraft mods. Forge servers are notoriously slow on bigger modpacks.

I had the chance to use Manim during my college undergraduate project, it was very scrappy, but the library was very intuitive to use. And now this makes me wonder if there are other similar libraries like Manim for these more videographic oriented production.

My experience aligns with this as well. I work hybrid, and if a coworker needs help, I would go to the office rather than staying home & online.

There's something about the lack of cues that makes online conversations' flow more challenging and harder to read. In person, Visual cues like body language & facial expression helps signal when someone is about to speak, and that helps me tremendously.

I don't believe it would be efficient, or do I know what compute load he intends these to be. But it's some use for idling hardware.