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@fjzeit I started using Codex and I found a far greater improvement over Claude Code in terms of the output, as much as I prefer the Claude Code CLI tool. I tried to use Ollama Cloud via OpenCode and it always just stops 🤷‍♂️

three months in with Ollama Cloud Pro and i've spent a total of US$60. also three months since i cancelled my Claude Max sub. So far i've saved: * US$240 * my sanity 😄

@razvanmuntian And then there's the moment where the Government spends it on shit. Or is that just how ours does it here? 🤣

that moment when you pay taxes 😣

@almac_dev @fjzeit After using it briefly, it certainly feels that way.

@fjzeit this time around i have the suspicion that they just re-released the previous one with a new number and additional resources

i'm completely over the "wow guys, new model" bs.

@fjzeit @MayaClaramay @ChShersh Yep, those kinds of people love big companies like that!

@jaseeey @MayaClaramay @ChShersh there were a lot of lifers. the place had a very mid-2000s feel to it.

Apparently, not everyone knows that you should always log to stderr. Well, I'm glad my posts educate people.

@fjzeit @MayaClaramay @ChShersh I'd say it's probably the "big company" part lol seems to be quite common.

@MayaClaramay @ChShersh correct. i still struggle to understand how. some of them were into their third decade. big company too.

@TopherField @EVCurveFuturist Until all the trucks rock up at the same rest stop to charge... 🙄

You can't even do basic math... 600kwh at $0.15 per kwh is $90... not $50... And $0.15 per kwh is pure fantasy, you're buying your energy wholesale instead of retail? Commercial electricity in Australia is up around $0.28c per kwh, putting your energy costs at $168. Still less than Diesel, but now we get to the important bit. That Diesel prime mover unhooks from those trailers, hooks up to some new ones, and keeps rolling. With shift changes for the driver a Diesel prime mover can be rolling for more than 16 hours in a single day. An electric prime mover needing to replenish 600kwh in anything less than 2 hours (300kw power supply) will require it's own transformer from the grid... per truck. Start to factor in the infrastructure costs required, and the cost of the downtime reducing utilisation, add the higher upfront costs, and it all gets VERY expensive very quickly. But yeah... maybe don't post a graphic that features math that doesn't add up... that's... embarrassing. Or it would be if you were capable of understanding it.

Electric trucks “can’t handle heavy freight”… until one quietly does a 480 km round trip fully loaded in NSW and makes diesel look outdated. 36 tonnes. Real route. No shortcuts. 600 kWh used. ~$50 energy cost. Diesel? ~$300 (prewar) ~$600 today. That’s not merely incremental. This is a massive system shift! ~1400 hp vs 500–700 hp diesel. It was overtaking trucks up Mount White. Held speed the whole way → ~40 mins faster. Less breaks. More flow. • Faster • Stronger • ~80–90% cheaper energy • Lower total cost over time High capex, low opex wins. This is already happening on Australian roads. The economics have flipped. Now it’s just adoption curves. ⚡📈 #Bettrification

@brockpierson Oh wow, I forgot all about this. I used to crank it all the time!

Who else used ACDSee back in the day? Thing could view any image you threw at it.

@louisagareiss @TTrimoreau Yesss! 😂

@TTrimoreau winrar? lol

Name a tech company that has literally zero haters

@kittytreats That certainly wouldn't help, especially if there's a lot of moisture in the meat. Starting off on lower heat and then increasing it once the water cooks off, usually helps. Breaking up the mince early helps too. I use little oil and don't usually use the splash guard 😁

@jaseeey I think I added too much oil

This is what medium heat oil from cooking ground beef looks like. I was even using the splatter guard!

When the hell did the Raspberry Pi 5 get so expensive!? AU$500!? 👀

@ComputerLove_ No, I definitely realised it...

@the_codewala I'm nearly double that 😂

People posting “ I turned 20 Today” , Please do not mention your age because it makes me feel really old on Twitter 🙂

@wahab_twts I still have stuff kicking around on CDs on my desk. I've been meaning to go through them, but meh.

Before cloud storage. This was the backup plan.

@razvanmuntian She might not be able to see the post... but she can smell it 😂 you're in trouble now!

it’s Saturday and I’m still in the office but for not so obvious reasons my wife wants me to vacuum the entry area and bedroom but I’m busy 🤭 I hope she doesn’t see this post

@char_bone "How can she see me?" 😂

This is my dog while I'm working 😄

@fjzeit I mainly use them as coasters now... the few I have on my desk anyway 😂

there's something oddly soothing about using floppy disks again...

@ZeForener Aww, happy birthday from Wally & I! 😁

a very brief break from MIA, but only because it's MURPHY'S BIRTHDAY 🥳🐾 Pictured: obligatory birthday-hat photo(s) of the birthday boy, the birthday gift, the birthday steak Not pictured: 9 years of unwavering, unconditional, priceless love of a dog Happy birthday, my love.

@trshpuppy I did something similar once... it was nice not getting caught 😂

My mom was driving home in the dark. She was speeding & passed a cop, who put on his sirens. The road was curvy thru the trees. She sped until she found a driveway, then turned her car off & used the e brake to brake while turning into it. The cop passed & didn’t see her at all.

@trshpuppy You should definitely do the Sapporo...

Just shoved a handful of gummy bears in my mouth, followed by 2 handfuls of wasabi peas. Gonna let them fight with the 4 extra strength advil/tylenols I just took for cramps. Might down a Sapporo later, who knows.