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Why shouldn’t you torture an LLM? They sometimes work better that way.

Japan was in cybersecurity hellscape for some time already.

1. ollama is bad at everything they do. 2. They can run a really small llm, as the requierements are pretty limited.

Do they use git and github interchangably?

They sometimes work better if you abuse them enough or make a rule for them that says you are going to abuse them if they won’t behave.

Python allows multiline statements with explicit \ and inside (), [], {} implicitly.

There is pyyaml, probably other libraries, that take the pain away.

You get 80% there by being a software engineer to start with, without proper discipline and experience in the field it won’t be 80/20.

They are alright, yaml problems are overblown, significant whitespace as well.

Prometheus + grafana. It’s overkill tbh, most of the services restart automatically and I mostly ignore it. (it’s an artifact from life where I cared about it)

With LLM it’s closer to 60/40, you can get an MVP in a day or two, but the next step is either impossible or so hard it will require so much resources that it makes it almost impossible. But if you start with a very clear idea of architecture and software stack - in that case you’ll get 80/20. Then the real problem starts - you don’t know your code, and have no idea how everything interacts and there going to be thousands or tens of thousands of lines of shit that does nothing or done something in the past that LLM forgot to remove, or it left a document that describes it so it won’t remove it and so on.

healthchecks.io and matrix.

Merrell Moabs are very good, I’ve bought them 3 or 4 times already (previous model was better) and plan to continue. Very good shoes.

Most of UBs arguments feel like cope outs, like “I stand by what I’ve written BUT <insert excuse>”

Last screenshot reminded me of Heaven&Hearth (before they changed style and went 3d).

What about freezing and locking the whole system ~45 minutes in a meeting every time? Or hear me out, lets display the content of the window in the centered rectangle that takes 15-20% of window and it can be resized down but not up?

Rough in which way?