Okkef

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by Okkef 2mo ago
What's the benefit of this type of stacked PRs over a well-curated set of commits, and reviewing per commit? I think the bigger problem is that big AI PR's need a different way of reviewing. For example, the order in which the dif
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by Okkef 2mo ago
(2022)
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by Okkef 8mo ago
It usually works, but sometimes it'll try to use git instead of jj at random and needs a reminder. As JJ is not completely stable it tries some old commandline versions as well. This improved after I put in some lines in my agents file
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by Okkef 8mo ago
I worked with JJ for half a year, and it was great. However, I've since decided to go back to GIT because of compatibility with existing workflows and AI tools. Pre-commit hooks are not possible [yet?], which is a minor inconvenience.
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by Okkef 8mo ago
Try Claude code. It’s different. After you tried it, come back.
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by Okkef 9mo ago
Claude has a nice answer to your riddle: Claude Code could code all the Claudes Claude Code could code, because Claude Code already coded the Claude that codes Claude Code. Or more philosophically: The answer is recursively infinite, becaus
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by Okkef 9mo ago
Armin Ronacher's blog (of flask/jinja fame) https://lucumr.pocoo.org/ Antirez' blog (of Redis fame) https://antirez.com/ Simon Willison's blog (about AI) https://simonwillison
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by Okkef 1y ago
A used tesla model 3 in the Netherlands is upwards of 20k euro, so quite a different price bracket.
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by Okkef 1y ago
Nice, we did the same recently. The choice was 2016 100k km Golf Plus for 16k eur 2020 50k km e-Golf for 13k eur I'm so glad we picked the e-golf! It's so fast and nice to drive and cheap to run. Only downside is the
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by Okkef 1y ago
I noticed that by asking my team a quick set of questions after our "good morning" virtual coffee corner helped them focus on the important stuff: What are you up to today? Any blockers? What do you need help with?
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by Okkef 3y ago
It's not done for the smell but for less NOx pollution. It's the law and the fines are massive.
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by Okkef 3y ago
It is simply not true that all jobs are offered at parttime. There is some amount of part-time time available after getting kids, but it's not a general requirement for all jobs.
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by Okkef 3y ago
"log files of several several gigabytes ... Process them in minutes" Thanks but no thanks.
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by Okkef 3y ago
Ah this is from the creator of the 'rcmd' tool. I absolutely love it. Press the right command key + the first letter of an app and it switches right to it! (rcmd + for firefox, i for iTerm, s for Slack, ...) I came from i3 with 8
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by Okkef 4y ago
That's not how it works in the Netherlands
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by Okkef 4y ago
QMK is not wireless. There is ZMK, but that's bluetooth and should be safe.
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OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect (in plain English) (2018)(youtube.com)
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by Okkef 4y ago
If the title of an article or paper has a question in it, the answer is always “no”.
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by Okkef 4y ago
There is a huge difference in hourly paid people (consultants/freelancers) and salaried people (staff). Someone who makes 100k a year in a salaried position would charge 200 euro per hour as freelancer. A freelancer we hire for 100&#x2
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by Okkef 4y ago
Tinqwise.com | Backend developer | Hilversum / Greater Amsterdam Area, Netherlands | Europe I'm Okke, head of engineering at TinQwise. TinQwise builds a learning experience platform - think online learning. We work on improving cu
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by Okkef 4y ago
A well-researched one-handed keyboard layout is artsey: https://artsey.io/
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by Okkef 5y ago
Make stupid rules, get stupid compliance.
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by Okkef 5y ago
I recently got a 27" 4k monitor that I use at 2x scaling, and I'm never going back to fewer pixels per inch. When I now have to look at monitors with a lower PPIU it hurts my eyes. I can see the individual pixels very clearly and
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by Okkef 5y ago
When a person leaves a company who has been there for a long time, a similar effect occurs. These people often do a host of small tasks to that noone is really aware of (themselves included; they don't see how it's special or that
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by Okkef 5y ago
You are either a troll or don't have a family. If you do have a family i feel sorry for them. Life is not just about work.
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by Okkef 5y ago
python doesn't use end. To be honest, as a python programmemr the syntax looks quite alien.
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by Okkef 5y ago
I use a script to switch between various splits. https://gist.github.com/okke-formsma/60f3949492b51c48640884d... https://imgur.com/a/etzCSlD Some programs don't support this xrandr feature ve
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by Okkef 5y ago
Oops, you're right. I misremembered
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by Okkef 5y ago
I'm using a 43" 16:9 4k monitor. It's the most screen real estate you can put in front of you without having to move your head. I would love to see more 16:10 or even 3:2 monitors in bigger sizes (Huawei has started shipping
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by Okkef 5y ago
Don't run your own cluster, unless you do it to learn. If you're in the cloud, just use a managed instance and focus on building software.

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