Posts tagged #devlog
87 posts tagged 'devlog'.
- First Live Day of Early Entry, and a Two-Tier Structure Stalled on Funding
- Rechecking Live Performance — A Cold-Blooded Verdict Against the Index, and a Design That Actually Makes Money
- Consolidating Broker Paths — Swapping Out the Paper-Trading Comparison Track
- Experiment Bugs, a GPU Incident, and a Live-Account Buy Block — Turning Manual Intervention into Something Monitored
- Ending a 60-Day Shadow Experiment, By the Rule I Set in Advance
- A Real-Account Manual Intervention, Patched With Eight Safeguards in One Day
- A GPU Driver Mismatch, Resolved by a Reboot With Nobody at the Keyboard
- Running a Prompt A/B Test, I Hit Three Bugs Back to Back
- Extending the Order-Execution Safety Layer, Building a Pre-Registered A/B Framework
- Pulling the Deposit/Withdrawal Money-Path Forward and Shipping It Same Day
- Partial-Fill Buys, and Pre-Registering an A/B Prompt Experiment
- Fixing a Stock Classifier Misclassification and Correcting a Paper-Account Reconciliation Gap
- Shipping the Output Token Cap and Expanding Order-Ledger Reconciliation Guards
- Backup GPU Self-Healing Collapses, Paper-Trading Fill Mismatch Traced
- A Concurrency-Scaling Smoke Test, and Discovering There Was No Output Token Cap
- Expanding Live Trading to a Shared Account, Doubling Up on GPUs, and the Measurement Tools That Kept Lying
- Tracing a Paper-Account Reconciliation Gap, and Retiring a Dead Alert
- R9700 Backup GPU Total Failure - Getting the Cause Wrong Twice
- R9700 Backup GPU - Wiring Self-Healing In and Rechecking the Concurrency Bump
- Stacking Safety Nets While Re-Checking Whether Fixes Actually Worked
- R9700 Backup GPU - Bottleneck Root Cause and a Dead-Slot Detector
- Qwen3.6-35B-A3B on an AMD R9700 with llama.cpp: Vulkan vs HIP, Concurrent Slots, and MTP Measured in tokens/s
- Retiring self-consistency checks and catching a test that was polluting the live ledger
- Qwen3.8-27B on a Single RTX 5090 with vLLM: NVFP4 + MTP Tuning Results and the KV Cache Bottleneck
- Making News Collection Real-Time and Shipping a Standby-GPU Safeguard
- Shifting a Nightly Run Time and Reviewing a Standby-GPU Design
- Closing Out an Order-Identification Gap and Putting the Task Doc on a Diet
- The Server Was Quietly Degrading - Building a Detect-Isolate-Recover Safeguard
- I Finally Changed the Temperature for Real - and Overrode a Pre-Registered Rule That Said "Reject"
- A Week of Catching Measurement Tools Lying to Us
- Temperature Experiment — Direction Was Clear, Size Wasn't, Decision Deferred
- Benchmark Harness — Auto-Resume Hit a Permission Wall and Wasted GPU Time
- Benchmark Harness — Two Measurement Bugs in the Measuring Tool Itself
- First Run of a Benchmark Harness — Plugging the Leaks One by One
- Checking the AI Judgment Models' Sampling Settings — Wrong Values All Along
- Replacing the Tie-Break Logic — from a Rejected Method to a New One
- The Day Market-Cap Data Came Back Empty - A Universe Contamination Incident
- Moving to a Shared Live Account - The Same Missing-Account-ID Bug Kept Recurring
- Kill-Switch Postmortem - the Root Cause Was Still There
- A False Kill-Switch Trip From a Missing Account Tag
- A Do-Not-Rebuy Flag That Force-Sold the Wrong Account's Holdings
- Two Bugs on Account-Migration Day, Plus the Real Root Cause of the GPU Failure
- Redesigning a Brokerage Account for Shared Use — and the First Live Order
- Closing a Login Bug That Could Have Leaked Broker Credentials
- A VRAM Cleanup Patch Came Back as an Evening Production Outage
- Tracing Recurring Ledger Corruption and Automation Traps Back to Their Roots
- Chasing a 100-Stocks-in-10-Hours Goal for a Local LLM
- I Finally Bought a Card I'd Rejected Several Times - AMD Radeon AI PRO R9700
- Closing Out Yesterday's Workaround and Two Misfiring Bugs
- One Overnight Crash, One Full Day of Cleanup
- A Live-Market Observation Pipeline Goes Live, and a Candidate-Pool Rebalance
- Four Stages of Refactoring, a Follow-Up Review, and Automated Restarts
- Going Live and Onboarding a Second Broker, With Quiet Bugs Along the Way
- A Missed Process Restart and a Paper-Account Ledger Corruption, on the Same Day
- Starting a Second Broker's Parallel Run, and the Quiet Bugs Found Along the Way
- A Gate That Wouldn't Open for Months, So I Automated the Check
- Switching to a New Local Model, and Quietly Keeping the Old One Around
- GPU Job Time-Window Collisions - Turning Repeated Failures Into Infrastructure
- I Moved This Blog - From Tistory to GitHub Pages and Dev.to
- Local LLM Speed by GPU Generation, and Our Production's Daily Token Volume
- Gigabyte RTX 5090 AORUS MASTER ICE Purchase Review - Consolidating Two GPUs Into One
- Re-Sorting a 5,000-Line Backlog Turned Up Bugs That Had Been Failing Silently for Days
- A Sequential-Execution Bug from Moving Production Earlier, and Verifying a New Broker Connection
- Tidying Up a Double-Layered Safeguard, and Un-Returning a GPU
- Rebuilding the Publishing Pipeline, Then Catching Signals That Fail Silently
- Weekend A/B Verdict and Execution Pipeline Hardening
- We Swapped GPUs, Then Kept Finding Blind Spots in Our Own Checks
- Leaving Tistory for GitHub Pages + Dev.to - Overhauling the Publishing Pipeline
- First Week of Live Trading — Prep, Launch, and Follow-Up Fixes
- Weekend Devlog — Reviewing Strategy Hypotheses and a Pre-Live-Trading Checkup
- Wrapping Up Notification Cleanup, a Performance Calc Error, and a Regression
- US Market Feasibility Check — Technically Possible, Not Yet Time
- Before the First Real Order, I Pulled Out Everything I Couldn't Trust
- On the Verge of the First Real Order, the Code Voted No
- Asked in Korean, Got an Answer in English — Then Came Audit Season
- The Outage Was 15 Seconds, the Damage Was 4 Hours 45 Minutes
- Caught the Same Kind of Bug Again, So This Time I Closed Off the Whole Class
- Swapping the Case Unstuck a Backlog of Deferred Work
- Watching AI Be Confidently Wrong
- A Week That Started By Doubting Surface Metrics and Ended With Reproducible Speed
- Yesterday's 'Flip', Dug Into Further, Turned Out More Complicated
- GPU Expansion: Swapped In the New Card First to Test It Alone
- Caught Three Things That Were Going Wrong Quietly
- Finally Found the Real Culprit Behind Weeks of Overnight Crashes
- Trusted a Summarizer's Answer, and an Uncancelled Order Sat on a Live Account
- One Leg of the Ensemble Had Been Running on Zero Evidence for Six Months
- Hidden Failure Patterns Found While Comparing Three Local LLMs