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by teekert 6mo ago
It’s like a yaml of an event model but less graphical. Right? I think I will prefer Event Modeling especially with Martin Dilger now building tooling very much with agents in mind. There is no one place to read about his most recent efforts
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Multiple Hetzner Issues(status.hetzner.com)
1 points by teekert 6mo ago|0 comments
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by teekert 6mo ago
I can never not think of Howard Wolowitz anymore with such news.
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by teekert 6mo ago
I like Zed, I had only a few issues switching from VSCode. And I love the responsiveness of the crew in the repo! Keep it up, you're my default!
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by teekert 6mo ago
I can smell this comment.
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by teekert 6mo ago
If you are in the radiology field it started “exploding” much earlier, with CNNs.
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by teekert 6mo ago
THANX! I don't know how people live on platforms that don't have this :) As for the negative Gnome feedback (not from you but others) I do like Gnome, it's just enough window manager for me, I like the defaults and I like the
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by teekert 6mo ago
It's nice as always, but I have some issues. * Select - Middle-click paste does not seem to work * When something requires a password (ie just tried a bitlocker volume) the whole screen is blocked, so no password manager for you (unles
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by teekert 6mo ago
I like LLMs, I like Zed, but I turn off the AI features. I rather have Claude or Open Code in a container with only access to a mounted folder, or use a local model. And Zed lets me do that while remaining fast and minimal. As for (even mor
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by teekert 6mo ago
“I’ve carried a Kindle in my bag for over a decade. Through every hardware iteration, from the physical keyboard right up to the latest Paperwhite, a Kindle has been with me everywhere” Wow. I got a kindle keyboard in 2012? It gave out abou
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by teekert 6mo ago
Google does not let you store your home and work address without storing everywhere you go on Google Maps. So indeed, no chance.
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by teekert 6mo ago
Good stuff, thanx!
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by teekert 6mo ago
Ah it was indeed just that! I'm now on: $ llama --version version: 8770 (82764d8) built with GNU 15.2.0 for Linux x86_64 (From Nix unstable) And this works as advertised, nice chat interface, but no openai API I guess, so no opencode..
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by teekert 6mo ago
Was hoping it was so easy :) But I probably need to look into it some more. llama_model_load: error loading model: error loading model architecture: unknown model architecture: 'gemma4' llama_model_load_from_file_impl: failed to l
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by teekert 6mo ago
Sorry, I did not mean it like that, formula is fine. We also hated the breastfeeding mob. And you're right about the rules they exist for a reason, but I think we should as parents take our space to try what works for us and our kids a
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by teekert 6mo ago
Part of this is also our culture that somehow decided kids need their own bed, and it's easy to get baby formula. So the kids are not sleeping in our beds, where they feel 100% secure, getting to the breast whenever they want (and they
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by teekert 6mo ago
I think so too. The book gives a lot of examples of where and how the beautiful sides op human nature surface in difficult times. It also argues that at least some of the things we hold as true (ie civilized behaviour is a thin layer of ven
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by teekert 6mo ago
If anything, it’s a lot more optimistic about human nature than what we’re used too. It’s refreshing and well argued. Worth a read!
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by teekert 6mo ago
I read “Humankind” by Rutger Bregman and now think this is not true.
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by teekert 6mo ago
Fwiw, yesterday I was messing about with GitLab backups. One of the options for direct off-site is S3. But I want that S3 bucket to live on a box on my own Tailnet. So I too just want simple S3. Minio used to be the no-brainer. I'll ch
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by teekert 6mo ago
Nothing changed, it's new ground, we are searching it with a search light. From some vantage points our view on things may feel quite complete, even insightful. Then we look at if differently and feel lost. It's a process we are i
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by teekert 6mo ago
I started my client's site on Hugo, withing 2 days I was editing something for them every 30 mins (slight exaggeration). They wanted something they could edit, they don't do Markdown, they don't manually write URLs they want
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Proton Calendar now includes secure appointment scheduling(proton.me)
3 points by teekert 6mo ago|0 comments
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Born Private: Reserve your child's first email address with Proton(proton.me)
20 points by teekert 6mo ago|11 comments
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by teekert 6mo ago
As part of the human species, which has conquered our planet's poles, its deserts and its jungles, I believe we are in a unique position to adapt to many -if not most- circumstances thrown our way, and flourish.
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by teekert 6mo ago
I consider myself a Power User, use of Windows is not friction free :) Over the years I've come to believe that there is only one thing important: What you are used to. The friction is in the change process. Not in the destination. As
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by teekert 6mo ago
I always buy 2nd hand (business) laptops for my business use, when they are even too old for me, the kids use them (All the streaming services, Minecraft). You just needs something that opens a browser or a simple app. Nothing is more minim
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by teekert 6mo ago
Both are ok last time I tried (last year?) but Geary is default on Gnome distro's now I think [0]. Geary is much more minimal though. I myself am pretty spoiled by Protonmail I think, really enjoying that. [0] https://github
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by teekert 6mo ago
You know what is nice? If you have clients that get automatically switched to "the new Outlook" and loose all imap connections (and they don't work anymore, period). Took me so long to learn that the fix was to switch back to
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by teekert 6mo ago
Was going to say it's here, but it's not indeed, you can join the waitlist: https://www.tb.pro/en-US/

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