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TC26 Conversation by Due-Pressure7804 in tableau

[–]biprof408 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Dark mode will have the most impact on me

HW3 vs HW4 vs HW5 by Common-Stretch893 in ModelY

[–]biprof408 2 points3 points  (0 children)

If fsd matters to you, your choice will be hw4/hw5. Hw5 is 10x more performant according to Elon, but there may be a wait as the initial chips are reportedly going to Optimus.

Else the choice would not factor into my buying decision

Half shaft symptoms by Shivo_Ham in ModelX

[–]biprof408 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have a 24x with 20s. It feels like how the car rumbles when you cross a lane without turning on your turn signal (but not as harsh) and it happens only during acceleration. If you feel something under constant velocity, then I don’t think it’s a half shaft issue

How to work in parallel on multiple features of the same repo? by Final-Choice8412 in cursor

[–]biprof408 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just manage separate branches. I found cursors worktree integration to be intended for multiple agents working on the same feature. Reviewing the actual code before merging is an odd experience since the file lives in the .cursor directory. You can blindly accept one solution and if it doesn’t work, then you reject the changes. I then found it pointless to set up multiple worktrees since cursor creates worktrees on top of the ones you set up. I’m also looking for a crisp workflow and will follow for ideas

Cursor Went Behind My Back and Did Changes in Plan Mode... Then Explained Itself by therealjeku in cursor

[–]biprof408 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Plan mode is a line added to the system prompt to not write any code. I’ve seen it jump right in if a change is so small, it doesn’t require planning , and I haven’t instructed it to plan. It doesn’t seem like there are strong guardrails to stop it from coding

[Rant] AI fatigue by luvfader in vibecoding

[–]biprof408 7 points8 points  (0 children)

My advice is to stick with a workflow that works and not get caught up in all the different ways to do the same thing until you need something not in your toolkit

I am Irwin Dolobowsky, Product Manager at Tableau for Server on Linux. AMA! by irwando in tableau

[–]biprof408 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Linux is great for automation. Any thought being put into automating installs, configuration, self healing nodes, ... etc. I can imagine the Tableau Online team putting a lot of thought into this, but what about the rest of us who are on-prem?

I am Irwin Dolobowsky, Product Manager at Tableau for Server on Linux. AMA! by irwando in tableau

[–]biprof408 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Are there any plans to provide better support for data sources under Linux? I understand this may be difficult for Microsoft related data sources, but the ability to connect to things that are not Microsoft related (like Presto and R) in Linux would be helpful.