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@tetsuo_cpp

Not affiliated with *that* tetsuo. Building compilers for ML hardware. Senior Staff Supreme Engineer.

Melbourne, Australia Katılım Temmuz 2025
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tetsuo.mlir@tetsuo_cpp·
Oh, you're writing CUDA kernels? Everyone's on Triton now. Just kidding, we're all on Mojo. We're using cuTile. We're using ROCm. We have an in-house DSL compiler targeting the NVGPU MLIR dialect but wait, Tile IR just dropped so we're going to target that instead. Our PM is on TileLang. The team lead was on CuTe but now she's back to handwriting PTX. If you're not on Pallas, you're ngmi. Our intern is building on TT-Metalium for our Wormholes. Our CFO approved an order for some big chungus wafer-scale chips so now we're porting our kernels to CSL. Our CTO is working on a kernel-less graph compiler so we won't need to write kernels anymore. Our CEO thinks we're talking about the Linux kernel. We're building Claude for dogs.
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tetsuo.mlir@tetsuo_cpp·
If you missed the Zig/Bun drama, here's a recap.
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tetsuo.mlir@tetsuo_cpp·
@ImLunaHey Zed! Moved from Emacs a few months ago and have been very pleased with it.
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luna@ImLunaHey·
what IDE is everyone using nowadays?
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Corey Quinn@QuinnyPig·
@twiggysays Oh, I did. See next thread on my timeline. I just wanted the cheap shot first.
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tetsuo.mlir@tetsuo_cpp·
@LewisCTech Your actual age doesn’t matter, the fact is that you are spiritually unc and chopped.
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Lewis Campbell@LewisCTech·
Nobody likes super opinionated middle aged men who already think they know everything. I am in a high risk group for this condition though. I should probably reflect on that. (And no I am not middle aged yet, I am just bald and culturally 150 years old)
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tetsuo.mlir@tetsuo_cpp·
Anthropic vibe coded their billing system.
International Cyber Digest@IntCyberDigest

❗️ Anthropic tried to charge a Korean user who was on the free plan with zero API usage $16.6 million. A day earlier, the same invoice was $1.67 million, so it grew roughly 10x overnight. The user says he suspected phishing at first, then found the sender and payment link were Anthropic's official domain. His bank declined the charge attempts for exceeding the card's per-transaction limit... Last month auditing startup Vaudit told it found about $1.7 million in overcharges across $34 million in AI invoices, mostly tied to Claude Code, and after months of GitHub reports about contradictory Anthropic billing emails.

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tetsuo.mlir@tetsuo_cpp·
Humans have jagged intelligence too.
NIK@ns123abc

>be Chang Liu >senior system electrical engineer at Apple >8 years working on iphone >january 2026: leave Apple to join OpenAI >apple asks for laptop back >ignore them >lmao it’s my laptop now >within HOURS of leaving >message Yu-Ting “Alyssa” Peng, friend at Apple: Liu: “I still have another computer” >uses it to access Apple secret info >within weeks, use HER Apple work laptop >february 9: try Apple’s network storage >cloud repo of confidential engineering files >authentication bug. still works! >message Peng: “LOL, I found out I can access the [network storage], so funny” Peng: “I’m ready” >while developing hardware for OpenAI >download DOZENS of confidential files >including a thousand-plus-page compilation of technical files >including MLB (main logic board) manufacturing + testing presentations >send Peng links to Apple’s proprietary folders >point her to specific project data >coach her how to copy files “to avoid trouble with the security team” >tell her which confidential Apple materials to study before her OpenAI interview >warn her another guy “fumbled” Tang Tan’s questions about a secret Apple project >“download some info” for her to review >tell her: switch to LINE Messenger so nobody sees this >she gets the OpenAI offer, leaves Apple April 16 >meanwhile every message was left on APPLE-ISSUED WORK LAPTOPS >july 10: Apple Inc. v. Chang Liu >named first. before OpenAI. before Tang Tan LOL so funny

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tetsuo.mlir@tetsuo_cpp·
@readwithai To me, it also means there are a whole bunch of checkbox features that you’re not supposed to actually use.
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readwith@readwithai·
@tetsuo_cpp Enterprise = sludgy slow and broken but someone else will guarantee it works within a couple of months and fix it within a week if it breaks
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tetsuo.mlir@tetsuo_cpp·
It's always funny when someone uses the word "enterprise" to imply that something is serious or sophisticated. Enterprise is a slur.
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antirez@antirez·
People for years told me why I never talked about competitors of Redis. The Zig / Bum drama is a good warning. Do your job, without thinking everything is some form of competition or comparison. So: do your stuff, leave people that act lawfully alone.
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tetsuo.mlir@tetsuo_cpp·
I've been thinking for a while that the strongest counter point to all this next-level agentic engineering stuff is Anthropic software. They're basically the most AGI pilled in the entire industry and have unlimited Mythos tokens, swarms of agents in a loop or whatever the fuck, thousands of commits per day, yet their software is still complete ass.
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何@AvimanyuRoy3·
Zero love in anthropic. The app is broken. The cli is broken. Mf’s are scared about the boogeyman. No mate you are scared about quality. You have never known about quality in your life and it shows lmao
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Fernando 🌺🌌@zetalyrae·
Most coders—pardon me, "software engineers"—relate to PLs like totems or fetishes. We'd be better off admitting this, so we stop arguing about technical merits no-one actually cares about.
thebes@voooooogel

1. insane post lmao 2. this is one turn of long-standing disagreements between the rust and zig crowds, which predate LLMs, and this rewrite couldn't have been grown in a lab to better piss off the zig side 3. contra the bun post, the claude ported rust is extremely bad

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tetsuo.mlir@tetsuo_cpp·
@geofflangdale @zetalyrae There are quite a few people who used to be big in the Ruby community who ended up in Rust which always seemed weird to me.
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Geoff Langdale@geofflangdale·
@zetalyrae imo a considerable portion of Rust programmers would be better off using a compiled, garbage collected language and are just LARP'ing as "systems programmers with tough performance demands and minimal tolerance for a complex runtime".
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tetsuo.mlir@tetsuo_cpp·
@tokenbender I feel similarly. LLM writing feels like fairy floss in that it’s mostly just air. I don’t like overly terse writing either where every word is loaded as that’s hard to read in a different way, but there’s a balance to be had and LLMs are heavily on one side of that spectrum.
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tokenbender@tokenbender·
there’s perhaps no word for this feeling but you feel you’ve read the text that’s trying to please a reader but it’s without any content. there’s a clear cognitive fatigue when we try to read LLM text all day to understand something. it leaves me feeling robbed.
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tokenbender@tokenbender·
i am in partial agreement, totally legit that LLMs bring down the social perception of any phrase they overuse to the point of making it obnoxious. but it’s signal shaped noise that hurts my head and one of the biggest reasons why i stopped using ai in writing completely now.
roon@tszzl

hypothesis: the writing styles of language models are basically fine, they weren’t better in some halcyon before times. we just use them so much that we get annoyed by their mannerisms. they need to have a superhumanly diverse idiolect to not become grating

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tetsuo.mlir@tetsuo_cpp·
@aparanoidbw Thanks mate. 🙏 You've got a second passport? I didn't know you could do that.
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AParanoidBW@aparanoidbw·
@tetsuo_cpp Sorry for your loss, and sorry for having to deal with this draconian company. I've only had to present certified copies in traffic court, and mail them in for passports. Thought I think I just ordered a second original for the passports as backup
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tetsuo.mlir@tetsuo_cpp·
What's the point of scanning a certified copy? I always thought a certified copy is just so you can avoid carrying/sending the original physical document. However, I'm dealing with a company that will only accept a scan of a copy, not the original.
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tetsuo.mlir@tetsuo_cpp·
@aparanoidbw I know, it makes no sense! I thought I was just misunderstanding but they confirmed it over the phone. 🤦‍♂️ Unfortunately, I have to deal with them. My dad passed away recently so I'm trying to get his superannuation accounts transferred to mum.
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AParanoidBW@aparanoidbw·
@tetsuo_cpp What👏the👏f**k👏 How do they know its a certified copy? A scanned original should be fine. Do you HAVE to deal with this org?
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