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Ryan R. Rosario

Ryan R. Rosario

@DataJunkie

Software Engineer @ Google Part Time Lecturer @ UCLA ML/NLP, databases, data management systems, distributed systems, mountain biking. Opinions my own.

Mammoth Lakes, CA Se unió Aralık 2007
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whimsy's other words@whimsywordstwo·
@DataJunkie @murphdogg29 It's wild that yall don't understand that you're ON the right. You're a part of the system you claim to fight against and you fight harder against leftists who want the very progress you all claim to.
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Keith Murphy@murphdogg29·
I have my criticisms of the Democratic Party. But I don't trust anyone on the Left who has more smoke for Biden, Harris, Obama, Jeffries, or ANY Dem in 2026 than they do Trump. It's a grift or a cry for help if you do....
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@LambertNolen @murphdogg29 They're just proving they want to hand the state over to the GOP just like in the presidential election. They'll find anything and they will never, ever see progress on their agenda because of it.
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Ryan R. Rosario@DataJunkie·
Like OP, networking is one of my favorite topics. I seem to be a systems guy.
Vivek Galatage@vivekgalatage

Paper: The Path of a Packet Through the Linux Kernel net.in.tum.de/fileadmin/TUM/… Computer Networking is one of my favourite topics - I even did my final-year project on MPLS/LDP on a Linux box. That meant a lot of hands-on NIC configuration: setting up interfaces in various modes so packets could be routed correctly over LDP. And tracing how packet buffers are handled to implement zero-copy wherever possible. This paper is a deep dive into how packets traverse the kernel - the kind I wish I'd had back then. Worth saving for a careful read.

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Tyler@rezoundous·
In March, people were flocking to Claude. In April, people are flocking to Codex. Where are we going in May?
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Ryan R. Rosario@DataJunkie·
Ah yes. April Fools' Day. A very tricky day for me as a neurodivergent individual.
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Ryan R. Rosario@DataJunkie·
@AdCodes_ In terms of features, I prefer Antigravity but limits and stability are an issue. I like VSCode+Claude but it is missing some features that I use a lot in Antigravity.
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Gergely Orosz
Gergely Orosz@GergelyOrosz·
This is either brilliant or scary: Anthropic accidentally leaked the TS source code of Claude Code (which is closed source). Repos sharing the source are taken down with DMCA. BUT this repo rewrote the code using Python, and so it violates no copyright & cannot be taken down!
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Ryan R. Rosario@DataJunkie·
Having to go AI first in my class (by choice) allows us to spend more time talking about systems (more interesting and more my expertise) rather than syntax.
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Ryan R. Rosario@DataJunkie·
@_6signxxx I flew in one early 90s from LA to Disney World. I remember how spacious the vertical space was. I am guessing the carry-on situation was a pain though. Not sure how the lights, gaspers and call button worked though.
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Ryan R. Rosario@DataJunkie·
Ok. So it seems like it's "Antigravity". I put that in quotes because it seems it's actually a Google provisioner sitting in front of these models that is doing the rate limiting. Honestly, I should know that, but there are only so many hours in the day.
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Ryan R. Rosario@DataJunkie·
Context: Something is aggressively rate limiting me. I don't know if it's Antigravity (it seems to be based on the link it sends me too) or the Claude package inside of it. I can still use my own Claude subscription separately, but even *that* is being aggressively rate limited.
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Ryan R. Rosario@DataJunkie·
Gemini: Why are you so pissed off?
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Gent B@_GentB·
@DataJunkie i built a graveyard for people who hit their claude code limits
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Ryan R. Rosario@DataJunkie·
Wow. Either Claude, or Antigravity (I can't figure out which is imposing the limit) has become entirely useless after only *one hour* on the $200 Claude/$250 Google plan. What a fall from grace. All of the AIs are going this direction. This is how the bubble pops.
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Ryan R. Rosario@DataJunkie·
Also I admit that the prompt I used was pretty bad. It should be "Does Claude within Antigravity have different limits than Claude Code?" I cannot seem to use either Gemini or Claude though, so that points to Antigravity enforcing the limit.
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Ryan R. Rosario@DataJunkie·
@OldManLefty1 There will be if the egos of these candidates pulling <10% don't drop out stat.
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Old Man Lefty@OldManLefty1·
There will be no Republican governor of California, not now, or maybe ever again.. especially one endorsed by Trump. The L.A. Times needs to stop with its Trump loving bullshit.
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Surendar@Surendar__05·
Genuine question: If AI can write the code, fix the bugs, review the PRs, deploy the app, and secure the system What exactly are we spending 4 years in CS degrees learning? Syntax? Or how to think?
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