I'm still in that simple area, even in an environment where everything is shifted to the other side. Using The Principal Thinking has been my default for decades, you need discipline to force yourself into critical thinking and after years it becomes your own. It's like heavy

This is so true, When you don't use frameworks or external dependencies those bugs are gone ... If you then develop with discipline you don't need tests, 24/7 support, security issues, deploy wait time and for all you get performance, scalability for free with a lowering of

I am a simple man, I like the universe. But I am very overwhelmed and complicated for most souls I use Neovim btw, On Arch btw,

Home alone for the next hours, So lasagna in the oven, lazy gaming time. My framework will be very hot

I like his style, just the unsalted truth in a funny frustrated way. When you have a high standard and you see daily stuff added without good reasoning or without good thinking you have to block those users. Those who are strong enough to think what they have missed will just

After 3 decades of really using Linux I landed on Arch as my main OS. Not for aesthetics but for stability and simplicity without clutter of not needed services in the background but configurable as I want and need. I USE Arch btw,

Probably in a few months I'm left alone with this sentence I use Arch btw,

I just received my new speakers, making home working peacefully The sound is very nice and powerful (Edifier R1280DB)

I was thinking of creating a personal AI agent What I'm looking for is an agent that listens to my continues chat(voice) and make prompts to ollama while creating embedding of it (with local memory and database) Then when there could be a useful response, feed that to a large

Why I run Arch, Every Linux distro has a bunch of software and a kernel, many have a bleeding edge featureitis issue, where the configurations can't follow the updates with instability and bugs as a result. Every time that happened I looked for a new home,

If you don't push on Friday, yngmi and you need more discipline so you can trust what you release

Go is compiled using Go

First Principle Thinking It starts with ignoring frameworks exists