There are three kinds of hotel showers 🚿
1: Rain shower that floods the bathroom
2: Automatically alternating water temperature between “freezing” and “boiled alive”
3: Combination of 1 and 2
Current status: very much gone overboard with a Zebra ZD421 printing inventory labels. From a Next.js app that remotely connects to the printer over Tailscale through a tiny app that runs on a NUC on the same network.
If your job was mostly typing code, you were always one productivity improvement away from being redundant. Now there's a tool that types faster than you ever will. 👉🏻 https://t.co/oIKqTE4O8z
@wesoudshoorn@conductor_build “Wrong” in the sense that when running large models locally, the Studio doesn’t outperform the Mini, since more RAM but not significantly more GPU doesn’t improve performance. So very dependent on what you want to do with it. Very doubtful you use the 64GB on your machine :)
@wesoudshoorn And a Studio is probably overkill. For many tasks, such as running large models, you may be better off with a Mini (or even two at a lower price).
@wesoudshoorn Oh, and use tmux sessions to Claude can keep going after you disconnect. Throw these two tweets in Claude and they can make you a manual 😅
@DanilSafronovv I'm no longer involved with the day-to-day operations. Best to ask @thijsc, if he's still on here, or just reach out to [email protected] :)
@wesoudshoorn@shadcn Rails results seem okay, but I have to be much more aware of prompting. Next.js has indeed been great. "Unfortunately," this CRUD app is better served by Rails due to the amount of server-side stuff.
People who fire their team of 30+ and replace them with a swarm of agents running on 70+ Mac Minis are in for a rough awakening 😈
https://t.co/l9JFaElXsf