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verst

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About verst

hn@bernd.dev

Tech lead at Azure Durable Task Scheduler OSS maintainer of DAPR (Distributed Application Runtime) - a Cloud Native Compute Foundation graduated project

All comments are my personal opinions unless stated otherwise.

Recent public activity

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    Comment #49063690

    As a fellow Ballard home owner I have to say that anyone who thinks Ballard is affordable to buy in is out of touch with reality.

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    Comment #48973815

    Unfortunately there are two sub groups of Iu Mien with somewhat different vocabulary as well - and my wife is from the other group. I had found this pdf document previously - thank…

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    Comment #48966499

    I would love such a model. My wife's family is Iu Mien which is a sub group of the Dao/Yao Chinese ethnic minority. Mien is its own language but most speakers are essentially illit…

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    Comment #48646589

    I saw this very banana car while I was having brunch Sunday morning in Ballard Seattle!

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    Comment #48479500

    Or the GitHub mobile app where I was using a remote copilot session.

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    Comment #48305776

    I can easily create a 1 hour track in Ableton and have some minor variations every say 48 measures. It's basically just copy paste with some parameter variation which can be script…

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    Comment #48297847

    These were expert office hours for API modeling. The company has certain requirements and standards - this team is supposed to live and breathe them. The question wasn't that advan…

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    Comment #48297775

    They were speechless. Kind of shocked. It was hilarious. They then agreed to reach out to some colleagues / other teams to research and find the answer. After 20 min they followed …

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    Comment #48297627

    Just yesterday I had to attend internal "office hours" of an expert team to get a question answered - I had done extensive research of my own, both manual and using AI leveraging i…

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    Comment #48269687

    They had a working PDP-10 at the Living Computers Museum (since shut down by Paul Allen's estate). Definitely a mainframe. That thing takes up an entire room.

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    Comment #48245708

    Most of us never had the option for work to pay for Claude Code -- some internal orgs did this. That being said I had a personal Claude Code subscription for a bit. Honestly I find…

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    Comment #48231366

    Who is the best? Just curious.

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    Comment #48038726

    Pretty sure the parent comment is sarcastic.

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    Comment #47983547

    I was a GS-15 before (same level most CTOs in government have). Maybe senior executive service roles (SES) might not concern themselves with ethics violations. In any case the vast…

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    Comment #47967520

    In theory as a government employee you already fear getting in trouble with OGE (Office of Government Ethics) and in normal times this is truly enough. Nobody wants to have a confl…

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    Comment #47897267

    Agreed - I have been checking to verify whether this truly is a Google service or just something that links out to generic Google ToS and Support pages. It looks suspicious.

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    Comment #47835273

    Due to lots of long distance running my rest heart rate is below 40. I am highly skeptical I would experience a 3bpm lower heart rate after sauna. Maybe this benefit applies after …

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    Comment #47761120

    But isn't that why you would squash before merging your PR? If you define a rule that PRs must be squashed you would still have the per commit build.

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    Comment #47602013

    Like Jensen Huang said the job of an engineer is to solve problems not writing code. The code is a means to an end. This is certainly true for me as an engineer and why I'm not wor…

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    Comment #47223748

    Exactly - any USB mouse via the USB-C connector (or lightning camera adapter before that) works. External displays also work via USB-C.

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    Comment #47202238

    I use Opus 4.6 Fast-mode. It produces significantly better results in my work than any Codex 5.3 tier.

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    Comment #47202206

    I am one of the people who uninstalled ChatGPT and closed their account and installed Claude in the last 24 hours. I know plenty of others who did the same. I wonder whether this t…

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    Comment #47090383

    I have to defend the Googlers here (I work at a different hyperscaler). Teams / services need to optimize their COGS. That means optimizing infrastructure cost. A lot of pay as you…

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    Comment #46636316

    I second this. Not experiencing any Azure issues at this time.

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    Comment #46605853

    Speak for yourself :)