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by pimeys 7mo ago
Having written a rust client for it, even their documentation is absolutely stellar. You just read how the protocol works from the PDF and implement it. Can't say the same about Oracle.
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by pimeys 7mo ago
Beeper has LinkedIn integration, so you can chat with recruiters with any Matrix app without ever opening the website. https://www.beeper.com/
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by pimeys 7mo ago
https://office.eu/
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by pimeys 7mo ago
Yes. And many companies pay that.
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by pimeys 7mo ago
I used Codex for a long time. It's definitely better than Claude Code due to being open source, but opencode is nicer to use. Good hotkeys, plan/build modes, fast and easy model switching, good mcp support. Supports skills, is not
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by pimeys 7mo ago
GPT 5.4 has been the winner this week. Last week Opus 4.6. You can use both in OpenCode.
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by pimeys 7mo ago
Yep. That's what I do. Just API keys and you can switch from Opus to GPT especially this week when Opus has been kind of wonky.
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by pimeys 7mo ago
I consider myself a "fan of classical music". We go to Philharmonic a few times a year and I own a remarkable collection of classical music. And I do go to parties and love techno...
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by pimeys 7mo ago
He is a very influential artist in the techno subculture. I don't think anybody hating him for making those masterpieces...
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by pimeys 7mo ago
And then we have artists such as Gas who famously mixed classical with dub techno.
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by pimeys 7mo ago
I'm not working in this industry, but I am living in Germany. I'm lucky enough to take remote jobs all around the world, but I'm a bit scared on what it means politically in Germany when the sh*t really hits the fan. This mig
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by pimeys 7mo ago
Last time our (Finland) president visited US he was playing golf and shaking hands. Supposedly signed some nice deals...
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by pimeys 7mo ago
I've been running two distros with Plasma: Bazzite OS and CachyOS. Both very different, and stellar with Plasma. I use CachyOS in my ThinkPad and in my Framework Desktop, for work. A stellar OS, has great defaults, is very fast and pri
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by pimeys 7mo ago
Sure. And then a few weeks later they send you a letter, asking all the information again which you have to send by mail. Source: my train back from Amsterdam was late...
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by pimeys 8mo ago
Of course I like the caffeine. But I tend to not drink the coffee if I don't like its taste.
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by pimeys 8mo ago
Mac doesn't run Linux so in my books is a worse general purpose computer than a Strix Halo box.
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by pimeys 8mo ago
For me coffee is all about the taste. I'm having my coffee lab with two grinders, a V60, a scale, and Cafelat Robot to brew the best possible coffee I can get. We have multiple good coffee roasters in our city, and I'm mostly gett
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by pimeys 8mo ago
Oh yeah. We tried to watch Starfleet Academy but... why are they even calling it Star Trek. Luckily Lower Decks was good, Picard had some good moments and there were a few good episodes in Strange New Worlds too, even though that series did
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by pimeys 8mo ago
We recently watched all the 80's and 90's Star Trek for the first time. So it's really interesting to compare the series' from the modern perspective. TNG is a classic, with the classic crew and after the first hiccups i
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by pimeys 8mo ago
Mine did too a year ago or so still (N26). Now they are free due to it being mandatory in EU.
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by pimeys 8mo ago
It is quite recent though, but the webshops do all accept credit cards, most of them even use stripe for payments. Now, of course our corner shop appliance store still only accepts cash. It was fun to pick up cash from multiple ATMs and pay
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by pimeys 8mo ago
Yep. In Germany credit cards are a nuisance for banks. If you want one with cash backs and easy chargeback functionality, you are free to pay 60€ a month for an American Express Platinum card that works exactly nowhere in EU.
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by pimeys 8mo ago
> Insulin monitoring apps Funny that you say that, but the so far best artificial pancreas that is completely free and open source will soon be much harder to install to any Android phone without every user getting a valid key from Googl
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by pimeys 8mo ago
Better is subjective.
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by pimeys 8mo ago
Thanks for reminding me that slack is owned by Salesforce. What are we going to use when slack turns to shit, IRC again maybe?
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by pimeys 8mo ago
It's been a while since I've listened to the Afro rock. Need to start digging again, thanks for the links. Recently I've been really into Senegalese sabar sounds. If you can catch this collective live somewhere, go see: http
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by pimeys 9mo ago
While the Medtronic pump has a setting to toggle between "Alkaline" and "Lithium" to adjust how it reads the battery percentage, the Dana i is primarily calibrated for Alkaline (LR03). So your mileage may vary...
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by pimeys 9mo ago
There is one very good reason: the discharge curve. An alcaline battery loses voltage when it discharges, the lithium ones discharge with the max voltage until they suddenly stop working. This is a reason insulin pumps require specifically
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by pimeys 9mo ago
The Lunar Lake and Arrow Lake platforms are finally really good again, comparable to AMD. Fast and power efficient. Before Lunar Lake they were pretty much crap, I agree.
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by pimeys 9mo ago
KDE Plasma 6 might be the only desktop that does this right on Linux.

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