Sebastian Steininger

Self employed Software Engineer, decentralized computing enthusiast - WaveNet8.

[Sebastian Steininger @SteiningerSe]

If you are not acquainted with proofs or basic Set Theory, I recommend you start with "Book of Proof". It not only explains the most common techniques of mathematical proof but also gives a well written introduction into sets, etc. #Math

[Sebastian Steininger @SteiningerSe]

After reading Epp's book "Discrete Mathematics with Applications" I highly recommend you grab a copy , if you want to learn about the mathematics underpinning #CS. Containing many well written explanations, with examples, about Sets, Graphs, Alg. Efficiency, regex & Automata, ...

[Sebastian Steininger @SteiningerSe]

Interesting, do you think he is right and we will see diminishing returns? #computerscience #Ai #MachineLearning https://t.co/6oE5s65FxA

[Sebastian Steininger @SteiningerSe]

I am very proud to see that #Austria, a small nation in the heart of europe, has amazing researchers contributing to the advancement of #LLMs. I recommended reading the paper, interesting approach!

[Sepp Hochreiter @HochreiterSepp]

I am so excited that xLSTM is out. LSTM is close to my heart - for more than 30 years now. With xLSTM we close the gap to existing state-of-the-art LLMs. With NXAI we have started to build our own European LLMs. I am very proud of my team. https://t.co/IH7giCe3gd

[Sebastian Steininger @SteiningerSe]

Really worth your time, if you are interested in computer science! #KAN #ComputerScience

[Ziming Liu @ZimingLiu11]

MLPs are so foundational, but are there alternatives? MLPs place activation functions on neurons, but can we instead place (learnable) activation functions on weights? Yes, we KAN! We propose Kolmogorov-Arnold Networks (KAN), which are more accurate and interpretable than MLPs.🧵

[Programmer Humor @PR0GRAMMERHUM0R]

netcatListeningAtPort80 https://t.co/LDPh7jqr6n

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iAmTeapotStatusCode https://t.co/XXQpOMkksW

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googleSubtleProgrammingJokes https://t.co/fx7V5lhJjF

[Artillain ( Mr. Zerolith ) @artillain]

Exactly

[Sebastian Steininger @SteiningerSe]

While #working on an improved #design for #Wavenet8 //Send, I discovered a #CSS “feature” that causes child elements to be fixed to the parent element instead of the viewport when a filter or transform is applied to the parent element. https://t.co/gGOM2vbAgn

[Sebastian Steininger @SteiningerSe]

@DaryllSwer Reaching speeds of up to 350Mb/s on my LAN (faced a CPU bottleneck), 65Mb/s WLAN

[Sebastian Steininger @SteiningerSe]

After a thorough search for ways to enhance WaveNet8//send performance, I'm thrilled to present a promising solution! While we work to resolve a few remaining issues, don't hesitate to explore it here: https://t.co/exYSPpnCNj 🚀 #WaveNet8 #PerformanceBoost #UpdateInProgress

[Sebastian Steininger @SteiningerSe]

@DaryllSwer WebRTC utilizes SCTP , which, in turn, relies on UDP.

In the web, we're constrained by browser-WebRTC implementations, including SCTP's 128KB buffer size, which affects transfer rates. We've somewhat improved performance with parallel connections but seek better solutions.

[Sebastian Steininger @SteiningerSe]

@DaryllSwer We are developing a native app to give us some control over the transport layer, using your valuable input. At the same time, we are working on a network simulator to speed up development and reduce technical debt through rigorous testing.

[Sebastian Steininger @SteiningerSe]

@DaryllSwer R. Eskola and J. K. Nurminen, "Performance evaluation of WebRTC data channels," 2015 IEEE Symposium on Computers and Communication (ISCC), Larnaca, Cyprus, 2015, pp. 676-680, doi: 10.1109/ISCC.2015.7884873.

[Sebastian Steininger @SteiningerSe]

Spent the day in the digital wilderness, where I squashed some pesky bugs! #WaveNet8

[Sebastian Steininger @SteiningerSe]

Ready to join the WaveNet8 community? Here's the Discord invite link: https://t.co/nnGxvJFxMh. We're excited to have you on board! 🌊 #WaveNet8 #JoinUs #Community

[Sebastian Steininger @SteiningerSe]

@DaryllSwer Thanks for the tip, I will look into it. I think it will be necessary to program something on my own to simulate several hundreds of instances in different network topologies to cover almost all possible scenarios.

[Sebastian Steininger @SteiningerSe]

Any ideas how to automatically test #code that depends on the #network environment? Especially if the code has to deal with very complex network configurations. Simulate a network at #Ethernet level? #programming

[Sebastian Steininger @SteiningerSe]

@DaryllSwer Currently I think I have to write my own library, or do you know of any tools that can be used to do this?

[Sebastian Steininger @SteiningerSe]

@DaryllSwer I thought of that too but how do I get that to work reproducibly. And I have to be able to set latencies, packetloss, NAT types etc.. The idea is to detect NAT types, if IP spoofing works, firewall rules, performance tests, etc.