Vincent Janelle
@randomfrequency.bsky.social
PMTS Infrastructure Engineer, Salesforce Engineering
Is that a pond they're standing on?
*looks confused in west coast*
*looks confused in west coast*
January 16, 2026 at 4:53 AM
Is that a pond they're standing on?
*looks confused in west coast*
*looks confused in west coast*
I can see it being an oversight, given that car parts are kind of unique in their overall flow- one of those "I could email the CEO" kind of things and it'd get fixed
January 15, 2026 at 9:03 PM
I can see it being an oversight, given that car parts are kind of unique in their overall flow- one of those "I could email the CEO" kind of things and it'd get fixed
And here I was taking photos and/or a look inside the driver door / of the tires like a fool
January 15, 2026 at 4:19 PM
And here I was taking photos and/or a look inside the driver door / of the tires like a fool
Because modern parking systems ask for your license plate number >.>
January 15, 2026 at 4:18 PM
Because modern parking systems ask for your license plate number >.>
And they don't say what the difference is/will be?
January 13, 2026 at 7:40 PM
And they don't say what the difference is/will be?
Can this be like the onion where it eventually becomes true?
January 12, 2026 at 11:59 PM
Can this be like the onion where it eventually becomes true?
They care though when they think you're stealing from them(see OpenAI vs DeepSeek)- despite the fact that you can't copyright a database
January 12, 2026 at 11:54 PM
They care though when they think you're stealing from them(see OpenAI vs DeepSeek)- despite the fact that you can't copyright a database
Yjs and encrypted ops along with leader/permission election to checkpoint a CRDT. And the server acting as a message queue.
You know, simple. *face palm*
You know, simple. *face palm*
January 12, 2026 at 7:02 PM
Yjs and encrypted ops along with leader/permission election to checkpoint a CRDT. And the server acting as a message queue.
You know, simple. *face palm*
You know, simple. *face palm*
You can .. kind of run them, if you've got $100k of hardware laying around around (or can handle very slow tokenisation)
January 12, 2026 at 4:07 PM
You can .. kind of run them, if you've got $100k of hardware laying around around (or can handle very slow tokenisation)
Ooof, I wonder how you'd deal with merging encrypted datasets without locking
January 12, 2026 at 4:02 PM
Ooof, I wonder how you'd deal with merging encrypted datasets without locking
"Bachelor chow"
January 10, 2026 at 11:50 PM
"Bachelor chow"
$1200-$2400/yr is nothing considering that our laptops can cost $3-5k+-ish, and can be accounted for in expenses.
January 10, 2026 at 11:48 PM
$1200-$2400/yr is nothing considering that our laptops can cost $3-5k+-ish, and can be accounted for in expenses.
(In Canada, I forgot to add- I didn't look very hard because there was no generic approved here so my insurance covered the brand)
January 10, 2026 at 11:45 PM
(In Canada, I forgot to add- I didn't look very hard because there was no generic approved here so my insurance covered the brand)
Not for vyvanse- at least last I checked. Concerta did via a supplemental program that acted like an insurance provider in Canada for several medications
January 10, 2026 at 11:35 PM
Not for vyvanse- at least last I checked. Concerta did via a supplemental program that acted like an insurance provider in Canada for several medications
With the generic you might also need a higher dose, but you should ask your pharmacist and/or doctor/psychiatrist about this. It's pretty common.
January 10, 2026 at 10:09 PM
With the generic you might also need a higher dose, but you should ask your pharmacist and/or doctor/psychiatrist about this. It's pretty common.
The issue with Concerta is that it's not so much a new medication but it was a different mechanism for biodelivery- it was effectively 3 tritiated doses that would release at different times. The first generics couldn't reproduce this (because of patents?) and were recalled.
January 10, 2026 at 10:07 PM
The issue with Concerta is that it's not so much a new medication but it was a different mechanism for biodelivery- it was effectively 3 tritiated doses that would release at different times. The first generics couldn't reproduce this (because of patents?) and were recalled.
"Brand" medications usually are closer to the proscribed dose, generics can be all over the place.
There's a story about one pharmacy that started testing their shipments and had to send stuff back because of getting lots that were effectively 0% active medication.
There's a story about one pharmacy that started testing their shipments and had to send stuff back because of getting lots that were effectively 0% active medication.
January 10, 2026 at 10:04 PM
"Brand" medications usually are closer to the proscribed dose, generics can be all over the place.
There's a story about one pharmacy that started testing their shipments and had to send stuff back because of getting lots that were effectively 0% active medication.
There's a story about one pharmacy that started testing their shipments and had to send stuff back because of getting lots that were effectively 0% active medication.
Which is really weird because Concerta was made by one of those companies that makes generics, it's just the packaging/delivery mechanism that was unique.
Taking generic lisdexamphetamine and anecdotally it's fine for me, but I do know people who it doesn't work for.
Taking generic lisdexamphetamine and anecdotally it's fine for me, but I do know people who it doesn't work for.
January 10, 2026 at 10:03 PM
Which is really weird because Concerta was made by one of those companies that makes generics, it's just the packaging/delivery mechanism that was unique.
Taking generic lisdexamphetamine and anecdotally it's fine for me, but I do know people who it doesn't work for.
Taking generic lisdexamphetamine and anecdotally it's fine for me, but I do know people who it doesn't work for.
And this is why I refuse to sysadmin my home network.
And now to go sysadmin my home network, because reasons.
And now to go sysadmin my home network, because reasons.
January 10, 2026 at 9:59 PM
And this is why I refuse to sysadmin my home network.
And now to go sysadmin my home network, because reasons.
And now to go sysadmin my home network, because reasons.
Ok then yes, probably you should get them out- I just meant in general, they make money off of referrals. Hope you have a quick recovery! Had to do this in my 30s but I was stupid and they definitely needed out.
January 8, 2026 at 4:30 PM
Ok then yes, probably you should get them out- I just meant in general, they make money off of referrals. Hope you have a quick recovery! Had to do this in my 30s but I was stupid and they definitely needed out.
If you go to a new dentist and they say to get your wisdom teeth out, go get a second opinion- and potentially a new dentist.
January 8, 2026 at 4:24 PM
If you go to a new dentist and they say to get your wisdom teeth out, go get a second opinion- and potentially a new dentist.