RebelMonk

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by RebelMonk 8d ago
Somewhat misleadingly, not answered by monks. (also somewhat misleadingly, I am not a monk) I tried to answer a few carefully, I got several in a row all on the topic of loneliness. Then I took a look at some of the answers people have give
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by RebelMonk 11d ago
Been meaning to sign up to this after seeing it posted here before. Finally got around to it. First impressions are the amount of settings and options available are a little overwhelming if I wanted to suggest it to non-technical users. Hav
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by RebelMonk 13d ago
I've spent the past few months working on little projects mostly coded via LLMs. Used it to build my own little AI agent in python attempting to keep it stdlib-only, and a little blog engine with MFA. Things I would never have previous
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by RebelMonk 20d ago
Most my fun has been on the non-tech side. To get a break from the computer last year, I ran the length of Japan (around 3,447 km). And now I've been helping my partner edit the videos and stick them on YouTube: https://www.
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by RebelMonk 2mo ago
As someone living in Vietnam, I have a number of websites off limits. The one in this thread for one https://www.cam.ac.uk/ is an interesting one that I'm forbidden to see. VPN is a necessity. I spend some of my day tu
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by RebelMonk 2mo ago
Ahh, the joys of accessing sites “protected” by Cloudflare when living in Vietnam: Sorry, you have been blocked You are unable to access patronview.com
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by RebelMonk 5mo ago
My partner cycled 3400 km through Japan on a Brompton last autumn (I can't ride a bike so I ran instead). It turned out to be a great choice of bike for travelling around slowly on. We had a couple of issues finding replacement tyres,
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by RebelMonk 2y ago
I was one of the lab rats for this - I signed up so I could get a copy of my brain scan. I found it quite easy to move blocks around, more complex tasks with more fine control was a bit harder but possible with even a limited amount of time