Waltteri
@waltteri.net
Finished a MSc in CS at University of Helsinki 🎉 Senior SWE at Cactos, battery energy storage systems. Previously Senior SWE at Garden, SRE at Webflow.
Recreational computer graphics, Rust, photography, cycling.
He/him. Mastodon (Twitter) @anotherwalther
Recreational computer graphics, Rust, photography, cycling.
He/him. Mastodon (Twitter) @anotherwalther
it feels so cramped in comparison! have some space
November 29, 2025 at 6:21 PM
it feels so cramped in comparison! have some space
sometimes what you really need is a good oontz oontz served with fog machines and lights
November 28, 2025 at 10:08 PM
sometimes what you really need is a good oontz oontz served with fog machines and lights
thanks a lot for posting about all of these things and chatting with folks openly 🧡 love to see these threads, so much knowledge being shared!
November 28, 2025 at 12:23 PM
thanks a lot for posting about all of these things and chatting with folks openly 🧡 love to see these threads, so much knowledge being shared!
neat! 🧡
out of curiosity: are there any problems with ambiguity? when you have a path between pose A and pose B, is the lowest-energy transition always obvious and computationally easy to find? how stable is it - if you wiggle one endpoint, is it possible to find sudden flickers in the solved path?
out of curiosity: are there any problems with ambiguity? when you have a path between pose A and pose B, is the lowest-energy transition always obvious and computationally easy to find? how stable is it - if you wiggle one endpoint, is it possible to find sudden flickers in the solved path?
November 28, 2025 at 12:15 PM
neat! 🧡
out of curiosity: are there any problems with ambiguity? when you have a path between pose A and pose B, is the lowest-energy transition always obvious and computationally easy to find? how stable is it - if you wiggle one endpoint, is it possible to find sudden flickers in the solved path?
out of curiosity: are there any problems with ambiguity? when you have a path between pose A and pose B, is the lowest-energy transition always obvious and computationally easy to find? how stable is it - if you wiggle one endpoint, is it possible to find sudden flickers in the solved path?
(jokingly) could keep facet as a minimal library and release facetious: the more delicious version of facet
November 25, 2025 at 2:44 PM
(jokingly) could keep facet as a minimal library and release facetious: the more delicious version of facet
at one point i worked at a company with some smartphones in racks for CI testing purposes. our team learned quickly to apply scissors to cheap cables someone else had bought in bulk (like nearly counterfeit level of bad, just a few strands of wire per cable). cost savings vs trips to the server room
November 25, 2025 at 7:29 AM
at one point i worked at a company with some smartphones in racks for CI testing purposes. our team learned quickly to apply scissors to cheap cables someone else had bought in bulk (like nearly counterfeit level of bad, just a few strands of wire per cable). cost savings vs trips to the server room
yeah
there's also a lot of variation in cable quality and durability. way too much shoddy stuff out there in the name of making things as cheap as possible
there's also a lot of variation in cable quality and durability. way too much shoddy stuff out there in the name of making things as cheap as possible
November 25, 2025 at 7:18 AM
yeah
there's also a lot of variation in cable quality and durability. way too much shoddy stuff out there in the name of making things as cheap as possible
there's also a lot of variation in cable quality and durability. way too much shoddy stuff out there in the name of making things as cheap as possible
yeah i think a part of it is that we use the connectors so much more than before
kinda like phone batteries, they haven't become smaller over the past two decades, we've just grown to expect so incredibly much more from them than just texting and calls
kinda like phone batteries, they haven't become smaller over the past two decades, we've just grown to expect so incredibly much more from them than just texting and calls
November 25, 2025 at 6:45 AM
yeah i think a part of it is that we use the connectors so much more than before
kinda like phone batteries, they haven't become smaller over the past two decades, we've just grown to expect so incredibly much more from them than just texting and calls
kinda like phone batteries, they haven't become smaller over the past two decades, we've just grown to expect so incredibly much more from them than just texting and calls
Kenneth's blog has been a fun read on the topic! Starts here and continues to setting up an internet exchange point, running micro mirrors for linux distros, and more
blog.thelifeofkenneth.com/2017/11/crea...
blog.thelifeofkenneth.com/2017/11/crea...
Creating an Autonomous System for Fun and Profit
The thoughts and projects of an engineer who likes to convert solder, firmware, and wire into all sorts of different forms of entertainment.
blog.thelifeofkenneth.com
November 24, 2025 at 6:32 AM
Kenneth's blog has been a fun read on the topic! Starts here and continues to setting up an internet exchange point, running micro mirrors for linux distros, and more
blog.thelifeofkenneth.com/2017/11/crea...
blog.thelifeofkenneth.com/2017/11/crea...
Reposted by Waltteri
Anyways, I think what I am trying to say is... do things, talk to people, and meet people! Not just on Discord, but in real life. I know not everyone can do this feasibly, but please if you can, DO IT. I have found the world more welcoming than you would think.
The internet is not real life.
The internet is not real life.
November 22, 2025 at 4:15 AM
Anyways, I think what I am trying to say is... do things, talk to people, and meet people! Not just on Discord, but in real life. I know not everyone can do this feasibly, but please if you can, DO IT. I have found the world more welcoming than you would think.
The internet is not real life.
The internet is not real life.