Chuck-Alt-Delete
@mrlarrieu.bsky.social
I love to think, learn, teach, and build. Opinions are my own. Solutions Engineer at Conduktor.
https://chuck-alt-delete.github.io/
https://chuck-alt-delete.github.io/
I don’t see any databases up there
October 2, 2025 at 4:09 AM
I don’t see any databases up there
This whole group looks like a bunch of sweeties. Wish I could have gone! My 6yo is already a huge fan
September 26, 2025 at 2:49 PM
This whole group looks like a bunch of sweeties. Wish I could have gone! My 6yo is already a huge fan
Later on in more advanced algebra and calculus, this is actually how fractions show up. the idea of applying inverses to make 1 is a durable concept. I see no problem with teaching this
September 7, 2025 at 4:05 PM
Later on in more advanced algebra and calculus, this is actually how fractions show up. the idea of applying inverses to make 1 is a durable concept. I see no problem with teaching this
For me it’s gotta be Mew
a white cartoon cat with a long tail is smiling in the dark
ALT: a white cartoon cat with a long tail is smiling in the dark
media.tenor.com
August 31, 2025 at 8:15 PM
For me it’s gotta be Mew
This is the worst website I have ever seen
August 26, 2025 at 3:45 AM
This is the worst website I have ever seen
What are the biology grads doing for work? For CS, they are going for software engineer roles. For biology, what roles are they getting that they have 3% unemployment?
August 10, 2025 at 8:36 PM
What are the biology grads doing for work? For CS, they are going for software engineer roles. For biology, what roles are they getting that they have 3% unemployment?
Prior to 1991, he resided in a 5 star resort where all of his needs were attended immediately and abundantly. He was at that time forcibly removed and made to endure the sub-par service we all know as childhood outside of the womb.
August 10, 2025 at 5:36 AM
Prior to 1991, he resided in a 5 star resort where all of his needs were attended immediately and abundantly. He was at that time forcibly removed and made to endure the sub-par service we all know as childhood outside of the womb.
Linus talked about it like moving from assembly to compiler. Huge leap forward, but not a labor killer.
Linus is excited to use LLMs to automate the use of certain low level kernel testing tools. This is the appropriate level of excitement.
Linus is excited to use LLMs to automate the use of certain low level kernel testing tools. This is the appropriate level of excitement.
August 7, 2025 at 8:14 PM
Linus talked about it like moving from assembly to compiler. Huge leap forward, but not a labor killer.
Linus is excited to use LLMs to automate the use of certain low level kernel testing tools. This is the appropriate level of excitement.
Linus is excited to use LLMs to automate the use of certain low level kernel testing tools. This is the appropriate level of excitement.
I did this except moved the pink stick to the 1 to make it an extra tall 1
August 6, 2025 at 5:56 PM
I did this except moved the pink stick to the 1 to make it an extra tall 1
I’m sorry, but this doesn’t pass the sniff test. Fortunately (or unfortunately), democrats are much less likely than republicans to believe conspiracy theories without evidence.
August 3, 2025 at 12:00 AM
I’m sorry, but this doesn’t pass the sniff test. Fortunately (or unfortunately), democrats are much less likely than republicans to believe conspiracy theories without evidence.
Don’t forget wide beam settings. Could take out zombies like mowing the lawn
July 25, 2025 at 1:44 PM
Don’t forget wide beam settings. Could take out zombies like mowing the lawn
My favorite color
July 23, 2025 at 12:48 AM
My favorite color
The thread reads like satire
July 21, 2025 at 6:10 AM
The thread reads like satire
One might say that it’s where you got connected
July 16, 2025 at 2:09 PM
One might say that it’s where you got connected
I went for the division 40 into 14.00 and did division algorithm.
40 goes into 140 3 times, so we have 0.3 so far.
Remainder 20.
Continue the algorithm, bring down the next place value, which is 0. So now we have 40 into 200, which is 5 with no remainder.
So the final answer is 0.35, or 35%
40 goes into 140 3 times, so we have 0.3 so far.
Remainder 20.
Continue the algorithm, bring down the next place value, which is 0. So now we have 40 into 200, which is 5 with no remainder.
So the final answer is 0.35, or 35%
July 14, 2025 at 4:11 PM
I went for the division 40 into 14.00 and did division algorithm.
40 goes into 140 3 times, so we have 0.3 so far.
Remainder 20.
Continue the algorithm, bring down the next place value, which is 0. So now we have 40 into 200, which is 5 with no remainder.
So the final answer is 0.35, or 35%
40 goes into 140 3 times, so we have 0.3 so far.
Remainder 20.
Continue the algorithm, bring down the next place value, which is 0. So now we have 40 into 200, which is 5 with no remainder.
So the final answer is 0.35, or 35%
I found cursor annoying and just wanted to use vs code. The moment vs code allowed you to use your own models and bring your own api key, I switched back to vs code
July 13, 2025 at 3:19 PM
I found cursor annoying and just wanted to use vs code. The moment vs code allowed you to use your own models and bring your own api key, I switched back to vs code
It might be nice to see the cancellation that occurs when the averages are all weighted the same, as a way to reinforce the picture
July 12, 2025 at 3:42 PM
It might be nice to see the cancellation that occurs when the averages are all weighted the same, as a way to reinforce the picture
Love the depth on this one. How does compaction happen here? Dumping data from Kafka to iceberg can result in a bunch of small files, and for big analytical queries you might want to compact small files into larger ones, perhaps partitioned in some way to help the query
July 5, 2025 at 1:12 AM
Love the depth on this one. How does compaction happen here? Dumping data from Kafka to iceberg can result in a bunch of small files, and for big analytical queries you might want to compact small files into larger ones, perhaps partitioned in some way to help the query
Maybe they are really good at avoiding the sunk cost fallacy? ….nah that can’t be it
July 3, 2025 at 1:20 AM
Maybe they are really good at avoiding the sunk cost fallacy? ….nah that can’t be it
Which is funny because “villain” comes from a word that referred to peasant farmers because of their poor manners. Now the rich are the villains.
June 29, 2025 at 7:25 PM
Which is funny because “villain” comes from a word that referred to peasant farmers because of their poor manners. Now the rich are the villains.