I’d say it depends how much you’re willing to pay me.

Also cats.

Can I at least get some sleep please? Jeez… How many more fires I will have to put out this week?

Just spent my entire morning patching legacy servers running PHP 7.0 applications. Fun times.

Catemplating*

She is going to dellete you.

Tried it once, but my orange decided it was food.

Short lived certificates force sysadmins to automate the renewal process. This prevents expired certificates due to forgetting the manual renewal.

That was already the case with the 90 day ones. No sane person is going to be manually renewing certificates every 3 months.

Didn’t EU pass a regulation regarding that? If I recall correctly all portable devices sold in the EU after February will will need to have a user replaceable battery.

For me my two cats are my adopted children. And there is absolutely nothing I wouldn’t do about them. Yes, they are not human, so what? I love them more than anything, more than myself, they are my everything.

Also, to clarify, I never said I value people more than pets. What I said is that I value my family more than anything. And my cats are my family.

This is basically asking a parent why they pick their children over someone else. Is there anyone you’d value higher than your children?

I don’t, but if I was forced to choose I’d pick my cats every single time over any human on this planet.

Cat company > good company > no company > bad company.

That’s a private / pubic key pair.

There is Headscale if you don’t want to use Tailscale servers.

I also find it useful to have the agent write any detailed info that will help needed later to a markdown file that can be re-read after compaction and r in a new session when needed.

Yes, I do that a ton. And yes, I am aware of the additional cost for when the context exceeds 150K. Still though, I try to avoid compacting too much because I found that sometimes the agent starts chasing its own tail. Also, the more of the codebase you can fit in the context the more you benefit from the cache. If you are doing a large refactoring job on a legacy codebase it really helps.

Maybe this is good enough for small projects but if you deal with a large codebase the small context starts be becoming a problem. In my day job I frequently keep maxing out the 1M context of Opus and Fable when I am dealing with any mildly complex task. I can’t imagine how a fully local setup could even start being viable on my 16 GB GPU. And yes I know about RAM offloading and it is really damn slow, at least from my own tests.

Not very accurate, glass implies transparency by design. In reality we are dealing with cardboard that everyone can punch a hole. And a camera right inside each toilet bowl waving back at you.

badbye

They said 3 numbers, not 3 digits. So, I am assuming 7, 28 and 36.