RamblingCTO

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by RamblingCTO 2mo ago
Really? Have there been any cases yet? I'm asking cuz I started devloping a c2+agent+BOF kind of thing with custom bytecode vm for the lulz (to learn how stuff works nowadays) and it's on tangled and github :/
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by RamblingCTO 2mo ago
> but you’re still meditating with the intent to be in a certain state Then don't. It's exactly the point to not do that. Meditation needs non-attachment imho. Because when you're attached (I need this to feel a certain wa
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by RamblingCTO 3mo ago
Yeah not sure. Barbour for example has a few good models that are produced in England. The rest is from China and not up to standard. Well known, but this page just lists it as "approved". Same for carhartt actually.
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by RamblingCTO 3mo ago
Okay interesting, I don't use much cash! Gonna try in Germany, but I always took out x5€ haha
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by RamblingCTO 3mo ago
Composers are an austrian thing? lol Europe has plenty of composers all over, especially Germany
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by RamblingCTO 3mo ago
same here, H has class, contrast and is just so pleasing to look at!
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by RamblingCTO 3mo ago
ATS return 5€, or did I miss something? Also: vending machines can take notes as well, so I really don't get the argument
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by RamblingCTO 3mo ago
Also the ECB in frankfurt on the 50€
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by RamblingCTO 3mo ago
And it doesn't take into account maintainability, complexity, security etc. I think the commentator above you is not a SWE. No one could be that ignorant
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by RamblingCTO 3mo ago
I can tell you that, because I'm that person. What I care about with my department: - alignment on new stuff being introduced into code bases (the bigger it is, the more important to consider promixity on things the teams are working o
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by RamblingCTO 3mo ago
The obvious statement would then be: 2025 we went all in, 2026 still nothing improved substantially. I also agree with that statement, none of the frontier models handle drift any better. Shotgun surgery and all that. You're waving him
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by RamblingCTO 3mo ago
I know, that's not what I'm arguing. Fragmented != walled garden
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by RamblingCTO 3mo ago
I respect that you tried to argue with people so bound to black and white thinking that they have the need to filter out anyone with any ambivalence or diverging opinion that they are creating a closely monitored and moderated filter bubble
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by RamblingCTO 3mo ago
Yeah, I meant in gitea. I need to have a look at tangled, I already have the tab opened
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by RamblingCTO 3mo ago
Even then you had IRC, BB etc.
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by RamblingCTO 3mo ago
While codeberg can do as they please, I'm worried about the walled gardens we're creating all over the place. Be it non-exclusive open source projects (hi gitea) because it's a meeting point for a subset of extremist politics
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by RamblingCTO 3mo ago
Come on, forge federation is a running joke. Nothing happened for years now
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by RamblingCTO 3mo ago
Are you really comparing youtube with theatre movies? Do you really think a monopoly is going to improve anything for anybody? Who cares? Everyone should care about these things. It's 2026 and you still have to explain that monopolies
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by RamblingCTO 3mo ago
No idea why you got downvoted into oblivion with the context post. Cool idea!
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by RamblingCTO 3mo ago
Interesting! I wouldn't know, because I'm on mac. I love that it's very basic and I can basically do plug and play with the stuff I need. The load, complexity and system prompt overhang is quite minimal. But in the end, openc
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by RamblingCTO 3mo ago
if the website is any indication, omp is just vibe coded AI slop as well. pi is awesome but it looks like omp is a step down including unnecessary stuff no one needs. it's kinda the opposite of pi
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by RamblingCTO 3mo ago
I had a senior dev in my previous team who pushed to write microservices for a web SaaS in rust. We already had some in Go and it worked phenomenal. Easy to learn, write, maintain, effing fast and wonderful tooling around graphQL. His only
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by RamblingCTO 3mo ago
you're right, the US is totally freedom and stuff. no problemo that you gotta show your social media accounts when entering, so you can get checked for alignment with the regime. no problem at all. both suck atm, that's the truth
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by RamblingCTO 4mo ago
can we finally let material die? it's the absolute worst UI system
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by RamblingCTO 4mo ago
it kinda is with old defenders. with a bit of work I can turn mine into a pickup or whatever
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by RamblingCTO 4mo ago
I founded a UG in december for 250€ (beglaubigt.de) + 180€ (notary but w/ Mustervertrag) + 150€ (round about, not a 100% sure, Handelsregister) and 35€ Gewerbeanmeldung (which isn't even tied to founding the company itself relly).
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by RamblingCTO 4mo ago
Two things: CRM with agent baked in that can properly do stuff. No idea why attio/twenty are soooo bad at this. It's a table. getcrme.com / https://github.com/ChristianSch/crme and gargoyle, an activityp
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by RamblingCTO 4mo ago
Damn. I tried using it yesterday in a conversation about mixing my own carb drings and electrolytes (continuing from opus 4.6) but fable rejected it for whatever reason. Not sure how I could use fructose and maltodextrin for anything shady,
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by RamblingCTO 4mo ago
Glad I'm not the only one. Almost every factual thing with new opus is wrong (and it now even happens with 4.6?). I asked it about car stuff yesterday and it totally misrepresented how a car axle even looks like fundamentally. Today I
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by RamblingCTO 5mo ago
Walking a lot is beneficial for so many other reasons. As an ultra/trail runner I use it for supplemental training so I walk 35 minutes to the office (and the same back) at a minimum. I take stairs most of the times vs the elevator. It

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