Excited to try `mimo-v2.6-flash` which is 4x cheaper and more performant than `minimax-m3` or `qwen-3.7` which were my go-tos for normal complexity tasks.
Excited to try `mimo-v2.6-flash` which is 4x cheaper and more performant than `minimax-m3` or `qwen-3.7` which were my go-tos for normal complexity tasks.
Excited to try `mimo-v2.6-flash` which is 4x cheaper and more performant than `minimax-m3` or `qwen-3.7` which were my go-tos for normal complexity tasks.
The Jev craze is pretty dumb: vibe coders didn't know about classifier models and think this abstraction over classifiers is 'revolutionary'.
Using monads in Python is good; adding contract enforcement on AbstractBaseClasses (aka interfaces...) sounds even better - PyContracts is a library I fully intend to use so I don't go crazy.
Turns out using FZF as your client for Taskwarrior is better.
Fight against technical word-salads.
The awful thing about Python is how everything is reduced to 'string-driven-development' ; the only mitigation against this is to use the better-than-nothing but clunky StringEnums...
ActivityWatch, the opensource project, is so f****** sick! https://github.com/ActivityWatch
Qwen 3.8 flash is a great budget friendly orchestrator agent
Excited to try out an application of constraint propagation systems (Sussman & Radul) for investigating why e-mails land in spam
Tired of Python for scripting... going to give Scala a chance for scripts