Konstantinos Zagoris

@panta_tif @JSweetGR Ακόμα και αυτό, γιατί ένα θερμό επεισόδιο να ρίξει τον Μητσοτάκη και να μην τον ενισχύσει ως rally around the flag που είναι το πιο πιθανό;

Για όσους δεν κατάλαβαν. Ακόμη.

@akinyrf @cadenzza_ File Pilot uses the same file system as Explorer. There's nothing wrong with NTFS in that aspect at least.

@cadenzza_ The problem isn't just about file Explorer. It's about the file system NTFS, it's been used since the first windows. They must replace it with something new.

If Microsoft manages to get File Pilot performance in File Explorer (and hopefully rest of the OS) I will cry tears of joy

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@NapierHolland @elsathora Different vibes, Limassol is beautiful too. I cannot stand the traffic in Limassol. But this is from my Greek perspective, for you it may be different

@kzagoris @elsathora Cool, Paphos was already top of our list! From videos, it looks quite pretty, compared to Limasol?

Do not listen to this guy, his personal experience does not match reality Gyms - Cyprus has more gyms than I can count. The village I’m in has like 6 😂 Community - There is community everywhere. You can find “Your” people Coworking - Again, loads of co working spaces

@trenlines @Mauro_Botanes For me, too much traffic

@Mauro_Botanes Why larnaca? Limassol clears in all aspects imo

My honest review after 1+ month living in Larnaca, Cyprus Context: I’m living here with two close friends in an apartment in Larnaca. We’re all entrepreneurs who’ve known each other for years. I came straight from 2 months in Canggu, Bali. Tax residency I came mainly because my friends were already here, but also to test the place. It’s the best tax option available to Europeans — Andorra-level but better in my opinion. Unlike Dubai, it actually holds up in court if you ever face tax problems, which means your money is clean and can be safely spent across other European countries. Travel within the EU is seamless too. And all that for just 60 days / year. For EU citizens specifically, getting tax residency here is significantly easier, I can see why you have had more friction with this. Also the 90 day leash is craaaaazy. Rent and location I get the Limassol complaints, that’s exactly why we chose Larnaca instead. It’s amazing here. Super chill, great gym nearby (the Sunday closure thing is annoying though), beach close by, and prices are genuinely good. You’re also 10 minutes from the airport, with direct connections to basically all of Europe and Asia. Loneliness I completely understand this concern. If I’d come alone, I’d probably feel the same way. But that’s kind of the point for me. Larnaca is my base for deep work, grinding, and hitting my business goals. I’ve been tracking my meals consistently for over a month now. And honestly, 2 months a year here is exactly what I need, if not even more. I love Bali, and obviously Spain (my home country). But my plan is to rotate between all three as my bases: Cyprus is my lock-in place, but with great weather, good food, and proper first-world infrastructure (no big malls in Bali, as we know). But I can i see why in your scenario it does not make any sense to move here. If you ever come back to Cyprus, let me know!

I have to say, from a Greek perspective, Nicosia is just a typical Greek city with a lot of nightmare traffic. A small Iraklio, Crete, without the sea. Nothing special.

@NapierHolland @elsathora Paphos/Pegeia or Larnaca. You can find villages around these cities, too. Nicosia, although it is a common Greek city, is nothing special.

@elsathora Hi Elsa, which towns do you recommend in Cyprus? We’re a couple who love fitness, the ocean and good food. We both work remotely in tech.

@Zenoware @thdxr It is better at the UI stuff, and I personally like the opus technical writing.

@thdxr GPT 5.5 for serious work DeepSeek/Kimi K2.6 for exploration and quick iterations Claude models have no place in this world now

deepseek is outrageously cheap even if you ignore the current 75% discount input token prices are 35x cheaper than opus cached tokens are 178x cheaper

@LeonPalaiodimos @StefanosTyros @agamemnon_st Είναι αντί δημοφιλής κανένας δεν θέλει ακυβερνησία.

@StefanosTyros @agamemnon_st Δεν νομίζω ότι είναι αντιδημοφιλής άποψη. Η απλή αναλογική είναι η πιο δημοκρατικη

Unpopular opinion: ο βραχύς βίος της απλής αναλογικής ήταν μια τεράστια χαμένη ευκαιρία. Δεν είναι λογικό για μια αλλαγή του 5% στα δυο πρώτα κόμματα να αλλάζει 100% η πολιτική κατεύθυνση της χώρας. Να μάθουμε να βρίσκουμε κοινώς αποδεκτές λύσεις, έστω για το 50% των ψηφοφόρων.

@CFDevelop Keep up the good work! It seems amazing!

@kzagoris Forge (my .NET LSP) supports Zed. Although, the UI is somewhat limited given that Zed doesn’t allow ad hoc UI panels like vscode does. Still, I think you’ll find it useful. Coming soon

Yeah, that's right

@CFDevelop I remember your earlier tweet about this. It's unfortunate that the zed plugin ecosystem isn't fully developed yet. code has plugins from JetBrains and Microsoft, but @zeddotdev is still relatively uncharted territory.I recognize it's a labor of love; I'm just sharing my thoughts

@MarkAdamcin @tayloramurphy @QuinnyPig Semi-joking, but the length of the page will vary. So you need a dynamic number of columns, thus rows are better.

@tayloramurphy @QuinnyPig I would have put the chunks into columns instead of rows. That way I could get all the chunks with `select *`. I hope this tip helps the next agent.

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@GamewithDave Lands of Lore

For anyone who used a computer between 1990 & 2005… what’s the one game you still think about?

@OrenMe @code I think you need to move the agents app to the stable release. It does not make sense to be in the insider only . I do not want to have another installation to test it.

New @code version 1.116 is out Behind the scenes, there’s some serious engineering work here racing against the clock to redefine the future agent-driven development experience A few highlights: The Agents app is now officially available in the Stable release It’s fully powered by the CLI as its agentic engine, which is a pretty major shift Also, the Copilot Chat extension is no longer separate, it now comes built-in with VSCode This should reduce a lot of friction in their release process, and also eliminate those annoying race conditions that used to pop up from time to time due to separate releases Migrations like this don’t happen casually, I’m pretty sure there’s more behind it that we’ll uncover soon On top of that, agent debug logs are now persisted, so you can revisit debug sessions even after restarting VSCode, thanks to JSONL files becoming the source of truth My guess is this ties into another feature coming soon, Chronicle, which will be embedded into VSCode (worth trying it via the CLI in the meantime, it’s been available there for a while) Another small UX story I touched on recently: the new carousel-style UI for tool approvals Instead of multiple approvals taking up tons of vertical space in chat, they’re now grouped into a carousel widget And there are plenty more improvements around terminal workflows and chat UI/UX We’ve been in a relatively long phase without obvious, visible leaps, but under the hood there’s serious groundwork being laid for the Agents app and the Agent Host protocol This should unlock new experiences like running multiple agents in parallel, having them communicate with each other, and coordinate tasks

@EvrenSAuthor We are listening attentively. Please help us understand more about ourselves. I am sure you know better, since you have read 10 papers.

Some Greek try to paint Eastern Romans as Greek but that is historically wrong. Byzantine period (330–1453 CE) Self-identification: Rhomaioi (Romans) NOT GREEK, NEVER GREEK Religion: Orthodox Christianity Political structure: continuation of the Roman Empire Language: primarily Medieval Greek (Byzantine Greek), descended from Koine Greek; not Modern Greek. Latin remained in some official use in earlier centuries. If someone claims that there were “never any Eastern Romans,” then they should provide the academic historical record, primary sources, and standard scholarly references supporting that claim. History is not built on slogans. It is built on documents, institutions, maps, chronicles, and legal continuity. No evidence no history. Sorry.

@EnderElohim @RealBenMichael Believe me, we understand! There is just as much distrust of the Latins and the Bulgarians, too.

As a Turkish Christian sometimes i need to remember this to some Greeks when they act like Europe will do what they want a.k.a get rid of Turks meanwhile they forget the history. They blame us for doing horrible things while ignoring what horrible things done by non Turks too. I think this is just God way of punishing people. I would assume one of the core reasons we able to conquest Constantinopolise and able to spread islam to west is Christians backstabbed each other to the point make ourself vulnerable to invasion and God give them to their enemies. On top of it there are "ortobros" on internet act like they would love to see Turks get massacred.

As diabolical as it is on Pascha to meme the event where our nuns were raped in front of altars by the “Catholic” crusaders (an event the Pope has apologized for on multiple occasions), it’s even more ironic considering now your Western European nations are overrun by Muslims and you’ll be begging for liberation from Orthodox Eastern Europe as your final gasp before being completely eradicated

@MichaSe84253073 @peter_sarris Lacks the cosmopolitan vibe that Constantinople once had. Anyway, Thessaloniki was an important center in Ρωμανία, too

@peter_sarris Mh, Mistra ?

One reason I love partly living in Thessaloniki is that it is the closest I can get to living in Constantinople.

Πάσχα Easter Greece 1950's #oldgreekphotos