Adédọ̀tun𓂀 · Oct 6, 2026 · 9:55 AM UTC

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Adédọ̀tun𓂀@adedxtunOct 6

Picked up Inference Engineering because I think it's a powerful intersection of the things I enjoy and it's going to be in any and everything. I'd keep sharing the things I'm learning on this thread.

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Furge · Nov 5, 2026 · 7:09 PM UTC

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@furgexyzNov 5

As a scalper, I want to trade the setup I’m looking at without opening a sidebar to enter my position size. That’s what we’ve built on Furge. Add a long or short drawing, drag it to adjust your risk, and size your position directly on the chart. The small popover gives you the controls: amount, leverage and which exchange to trade on. Hit “Trade” and the order goes through. No extra confirmation step. From setup to execution, right on the chart.

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father · Oct 28, 2026 · 1:16 PM UTC

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@yourpopsOct 28

someday imma buy my first car

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Adédọ̀tun𓂀 · Oct 28, 2026 · 2:38 AM UTC

Adédọ̀tun𓂀@adedxtunOct 28

6/n The KV(key-value) cache saves the model from recalculating information about previous tokens every time it generates a new one. That saves work, but the cache takes GPU memory. Longer conversations mean more memory per request.

Adédọ̀tun𓂀 · Oct 28, 2026 · 2:41 AM UTC

Adédọ̀tun𓂀@adedxtunOct 28

7/n Image generation was another useful mental model: it’s a pipeline. A text encoder handles the prompt. A denoiser refines noise over many steps. A VAE (variational autoencoder) turns the result into pixels. Fewer steps can make it faster, with a quality tradeoff.

Oct 22, 2026 · 10:19 AM UTC

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𝗖𝗼𝗿𝗻𝗲𝗹 - 𝗢𝗮𝗸𝗵𝗮𝘃𝗲𝗻 𝗛𝗼𝗺𝗲𝘀 𝗟𝗶𝗺𝗶𝘁𝗲𝗱 👷‍♂️@SirPotens89Oct 22

I have two goals for exercising, to stay fit and not have potbelly. All these biceps, triceps, traps etc no concern me.

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Tairu 👨🏽‍💻 · Oct 22, 2026 · 8:51 AM UTC

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@TayCodeOct 22

Unemployment

🌷@littlefloweerrrOct 22

Let’s talk about phobias. What are you afraid of?

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kayode · Oct 12, 2026 · 5:34 PM UTC

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@kayode0xOct 12

C43 AMG: Stage 1 + downpipe + full valved catback 🔊 (built ts btw 😝) youtube.com/watch?v=i9w-ws85…

C43 AMG: Stage 1 + downpipes + full valved catback 🔊

Tuned C43 coupe doing pulls and a flyby. Volume up 🔊Mods: tune, i...

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AK · Sep 13, 2026 · 6:29 PM UTC

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@akthawickedSep 13

Solo in Kenya - The Adventure Of A Lifetime, Out now on YouTube! The past one month has been surreal to me, I am so happy I am getting to make things like this and share it with y’all, thank you for supporting 🥹🙏🏾✨

@akthawickedSep 13

Happy Sunday everyone! Pls help me decide the YouTube thumbnail for my new YouTube film dropping today, don’t air me 🥹🙏🏾✨

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Chizi · Sep 1, 2026 · 12:52 PM UTC

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@chiziaruhomaSep 1

Introducing Model Manifest, MoM for short. mom.yaml sits in your repo and decides which model handles each message. Small stuff goes to the cheap kid, hard stuff goes to the smart one, and mom doesn't wait for the cheap kid to fail first I ran HumanEval on Claude Opus 5 alone: it solved 163 of 164 problems and the run cost $1.34. Then I ran the same problems through a 15-line mom.yaml. Every problem started on Qwen3 Coder Next. Eight hard ones escalated to Sonnet, and one of those went up to Opus. It solved all 164, and the run cost 9 cents. The file beat the best single model and cost 93% less, because 156 problems never needed an expensive model. MoM is an open protocol, not an Aster feature. Any tool can read the file. Aster is the reference implementation.

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Moe · Aug 26, 2026 · 2:20 PM UTC

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@MochievousAug 26

Once you’ve successfully made money through a repeatable, non-random process, making money again often becomes easier because now you have both capital and a mental model for how money is made. It’s actually a game

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Quyum · Aug 13, 2026 · 9:54 AM UTC

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Quyum@quyum_kehindeAug 13

Recently wrapped up my undergraduate degree, finishing with first-class honors. Here's a recap of my journey: – Software engineer intern at @Google (twice) – Software engineer intern at @Bloomberg – Software engineer intern at Fermyon (now part of Akamai) – Software engineer intern at Indicina – Spent 2 years at Terrace building an aggregated crypto liquidity platform – Spent over a year at BuildQL building infrastructure that helps people learn to build software – Co-hosted @TechfiestaHQ, celebrating and recognizing top talent in the industry – Spoke at several tech events. – Served as technical lead for GDSC LAUTECH Now, I'm building @getdriftless to keep your database always in sync with Stripe. If you're at Google in EMEA and your team is looking for an L3 (I'm already in the conversion pipeline), please reach out!

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@googlestudents1 Jul 2025

Learn more about Quyum, a returning software engineering intern based in Zurich! Explore our open roles and opportunities ➡️ goo.gle/4dG74eB

ALT Meet Quyum: software engineering intern at Google

What are you working on this summer? Quyum: “As a software engineering intern, I’m spending my summer building a feature that will simplify event creation in Android’s Calendar app.”

ALT What are you working on this summer? Quyum: “As a software engineering intern, I’m spending my summer building a feature that will simplify event creation in Android’s Calendar app.”

Why did you apply to Google? Quyum: “Working at Google has been a dream of mine since I started learning how to code in high school. I knew I wanted to work at a place where I could build products used by billions of people. I also had a great experience as a Google intern in past summers, so that inspired me to return.”

ALT Why did you apply to Google? Quyum: “Working at Google has been a dream of mine since I started learning how to code in high school. I knew I wanted to work at a place where I could build products used by billions of people. I also had a great experience as a Google intern in past summers, so that inspired me to return.”

What are you looking forward to the rest of the summer? Quyum: “I’m excited to continue collaborating with my team and sharpening my skills. There’s no better place than Google to learn from so many talented engineers. I'm also excited to be doing Android development for the first time!”

ALT What are you looking forward to the rest of the summer? Quyum: “I’m excited to continue collaborating with my team and sharpening my skills. There’s no better place than Google to learn from so many talented engineers. I'm also excited to be doing Android development for the first time!”

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SysConf by SysDsgn · Jul 23, 2026 · 1:22 PM UTC

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SysConf by SysDsgn@sysconf_Jul 23

The CfP for SysConf 2026 is now open! If you have tackled interesting technical challenges (successfully or otherwise), are researching a frontier area or spent some time in the weeds of a technical area, we’d love to hear from you: sessionize.com/sysconf-2026. Our CfP is open until 11:59 pm (WAT) on August 22nd, 2026.