Marcelo Terres

@mhterres.bsky.social

I love VoIP, RTC, Asterisk, SIP, XMPP, WebRTC, comics, movies, food and a nice beer, of course. :-)

At the latest #IETF in Vienna, we decided to run a peculiar experiment... stream the #MoQ sessions using #MoQ itself! All using our existing #WebRTC infrastructure as the source for the media. This blog post is an overview on that. Feedback (and reposts) welcome! www.meetecho.com/blog/moq-iet...

Streaming the IETF MoQ sessions with MoQ… kinda! | Meetecho Blog

For quite some time, Meetecho has been the official tool for remote participation at IETF meetings. While this includes a plethora of different tools to support all the different features that are req...

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Interesting, I experienced the same debugging on repeat with Claude and Copilot chat, but it was related to the excess of old data in the chat kept by vscode on the extension's directory. Deleting and starting a fresh new chat made Claude leave this loop. #ai? #llm chrisbeckman.dev/posts/the-ba...

The babysitter problem - chrisbeckman.dev

When my Hugo blog's front page started showing all pages instead of just blog posts, I tested Cursor's Claude integration for debugging. The result: a hilarious …

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However I was trying Claude 4 and it looks like it raises the bar, but, unfortunately since it is in preview, my tests were interrupted in the middle of the tests, but based on what I saw, it works infinitely better than the other models (testing with Github copilot, agent/edit modes) 2/2

nmn.gl/blog/ai-scam I can't agree more. I've been using AI and it can be really helpful with comments, documentation and UI, but for more complex tasks I already shared the pain of having to explain and interact several times to achieve the expected result, so definitely it is not ready yet 1/2

AI Can’t Even Fix a Simple Bug — But Sure, Let’s Fire Engineers

Reddit discovered the funniest thing in tech this week, and it shows exactly how broken the AI narrative is. The newly released GitHub Copilot agent was given permission to make pull requests on Micro...

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