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by ramon156 2mo ago
Bit unrelated, I realized that z.ai gives you access to deepseek 4 flash. It's incredible how well it performs when given a detailed spec. I'm not sure I've seen a model one-shot like that, and I was already impressed by gemm
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by ramon156 2mo ago
"Our mission is straightforward" continued by the most complex sentence on that page. Wondering what the definition of straightforward is now
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by ramon156 2mo ago
Any Meetups in NL? Im far from the Randstad, would've loved to host one otherwise
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by ramon156 2mo ago
Bending Spoons strategy can be summarized in the following plan: - Make offers so low that - if anyone were to accept the deal, they're desperate/greedy enough to take it - hike price and limit features - people who do not have t
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by ramon156 2mo ago
You're looking at the forest, OP is looking at the trees.
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by ramon156 2mo ago
To be fair, big refactors like this need to be done gradually. This is obviously the first step. Next step can be to port it using e.g. tractor tooling and have a bunch of unsafe calls you need to implement. It's a really fun puzzle. T
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by ramon156 2mo ago
Codex uses musl?
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by ramon156 2mo ago
So fibers are a lot like threads but they're more scoped to a task that can be paused and resumed, that's kinda cool
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by ramon156 3mo ago
tl;dr an agent can still run commands that affects other worktrees Local agents use worktrees. If you do not trust those (or your own input), then what are you doing?
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by ramon156 3mo ago
On the other hand, sometimes the hardest bugs are only a few lines of code and days of debugging. If an LLM can do it in a day, you've saved time.
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by ramon156 3mo ago
Only positive thing I can say about LLM assisted projects is how fast you can get from zero to something (but not quite hero). For example, I want to learn more about algorithms for a rubiks cube project. I already read through the speedcub
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by ramon156 3mo ago
LLM-assisted websites yield a 99.2% trust reduction in me
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by ramon156 3mo ago
Or don't join groups where you disagree on politics. There's no excuse, really. My own family is enough already
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by ramon156 3mo ago
Doesn't really explain why its faster. "Optimizing for every kind of CPU" is not really enough info. Cool project nonetheless, I will go through the code later tomorrow
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by ramon156 3mo ago
Then the linux repo is also banned. I don't think that's a good way to detect "vibe coding"
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by ramon156 3mo ago
Umami is awesome, I remember having one timezone based issue that was resolved the next week. Apart from that I've had no problems.
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by ramon156 3mo ago
I definitely understand where your response comes from. You cannot work with people that keep screwing up the work you're doing. It costs the company money, it frustrates colleagues, and you end up just wasting people's time. The
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by ramon156 3mo ago
I would also like to add that I have read multiple comments talking about their struggles with either some neurodivergent diagnosis, or with depression. I've never seen this side of HN, and I am very grateful to have been a part of it.
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by ramon156 3mo ago
Would you like a tip? This post started out as bulletpoints that were no more than 5 words each, eventually you start typing away like there's no tomorrow. There's a lot I want to talk about, and not a lot of words until people st
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by ramon156 3mo ago
Wow, without sounding sarcastic, that sounds like a healthy relationship! It really shows maturity to own up to it and choose each other again. Hoping the best for you both :)
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by ramon156 3mo ago
I resonate with you word-for-word. I kind of assumed people were also struggling, but I didn't realize how much struggling it ended up being. I will post an update every now-and-then. It might not be very software-related (sorry dang!)
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by ramon156 3mo ago
You're not the only one commenting this. I do have to say it's quite re-assuring to know that this is a possibility. For the people you know that have ADD, was medication sufficient? Did they still end up taking therapy for their
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by ramon156 3mo ago
I was actually doing this in my last month, which was probably too late in my trajectory. I even kept daily voice notes on all the issues I had that day, and what I should do to fix it. It helps, but it wasn't enough to save my job.
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by ramon156 3mo ago
I didn't really think about your third bulletpoint, that does make sense. I think it's also good to be aware when you're lying to yourself. An easy example is how people talk about their gym membership. "Oh, I would go,
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by ramon156 3mo ago
I do agree that working for your career isn't the only options. Sometimes it's just to earn a living. The things that both of them have in common is that they're sustainable. If you do not like your current position, make it
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by ramon156 3mo ago
I will discuss this with my GP. You're right that fluoxetine is a serotonin kicker, and it didn't stop my dysfunctional habits. Ofcourse, no pill is magical, and I have no expectations of that. At least fluoxetine fixed my sleepin
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by ramon156 3mo ago
This is on my list! I do think that in my current environment I mostly hear what I have done wrong, and helping others would probably give a better outcome. I know that's a very objective way of looking at it, I mean ofcourse volunteer
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by ramon156 3mo ago
That is re-assuring. Neurodivergence would explain a lot. For the time being, I am still in a state where I cannot get tested (for anyone that has experience with depression, the symptoms go hand in hand with ADD). I was not planning on ope
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Prioritize mental health, and why communication is so important(ramones.dev)
339 points by ramon156 3mo ago|286 comments
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by ramon156 3mo ago
Continuing partijgedrag again! In summary, I pull public motion votings and do any kind of processing I want to give people a better insight in how the Dutch parties vote. There's a voting compass that gets a bit busy before elections.

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