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.
There is no point in using Ubuntu, just use Debian or Fedora. Just as easy to install, better desktops, and way faster CVE patches.
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