Steven (Batman) Batchelor-Manning

@0xSero @thdxr Ive had a few side quests that agents have struggled with where changing model (even similar capability model) suddenly brings success. I regularly bounce between models now when running into sticky terrain.

some thoughts on some of these heavily automated token burner approaches that are popping up i'm definitely not arguing that they're completely useless but i have a hard time seeing it as the general way to build things. it does let you minimize how much work you do but only via spending an amount of tokens you'd never naturally pay for and companies offering subscriptions are seeing issues with this because it's increasing average spend and breaking the economics and outside of things like porting a codebase to a different language, or large migrations if you put in 20% more effort you'd can usually get it done with way less cost and time

@thdxr I'd like commits before you even write them, if you live life on the edge, why not the very edge.

@simas_ch ive had an incredible amount of success with using MDB at scale for event sources systems due to the Atomic operations it offers, huge throughput capabilities because of smart choices they made with locking.

@WazzCrypto If it's on my current machine or my main work VM, either way I keep it on a tight leash. I've had Claudcidents before and like a number of people learned the hard way quickly. If I wanted it to be more of an exploratory task, I'll give it its own VM and set it loose

@billmurphy Yh I was just informed our workspace tomorrow is now not available, so much for running a company workshop, glad I didn't fly people in ........😬

My coworking office in Bratislava just closed because of an unexploded bomb nearby. That's crazy enough. But my Aibnb is closer to the street!

@CodeRed_dev its no longer the weekend 😉 The game is looking really good btw

Trajectory dysfunction

@CodeRed_dev I in fact hope you are not working weekends and are in fact relaxing and having a great time :)

@soulscircuit Good to see it's CAT rated

Just started testing the LTE module for Pilet 5. It comes with a detachable SMA antenna, and it also supports an FPC antenna. Right now, it’s connected via USB and shows up as an Ethernet device. No need for extra drivers—it’s already supported by the Linux kernel.

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@ryanels We use both for a high-performant scaleable system, the only thing you need to decide is "is it the right tool for the job?"

Which one should I use 🤷🏻‍♀️