tauntz

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by tauntz 1mo ago
I was not commenting on the "hospitality" definition but on the "earn tax free money" aspect. Just saying, that the goal, for most (?), is not.. this.
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by tauntz 1mo ago
It depends - for some, it's a commercial event. For others, like me, it's just an opportunity to challenge yourself and see if you can make delicious food for a bunch of people :) I'll be happy if I can cover the cost of ingr
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by tauntz 1mo ago
Heh, there's also https://www-kambja-info.translate.goog/syndmus/avatud-aiad-2... right next to Tartu. This Saturday. If you have a car, come by ("Puzzle Café") and say hi - I'm making pulled pork b
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by tauntz 1mo ago
I'd rather read a blog post that includes relevant and decently made illustrations of the topic at hand (explanatory graphics etc) rather than just a wall of text. Makes no difference if these are drawn by hand or using X software or a
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by tauntz 2mo ago
Exactly this! I've tried to generate some really basic SVG icons (think fontawesome) with sota models (one generation back - so gpt 5.5) and _none_ have produced anything that I could use as-is and I've needed to fix stuff in the
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by tauntz 2mo ago
RTCW:ET and sticky keys!
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by tauntz 3mo ago
For some reason, reminds me of Cassandra: https://www.netflix.com/title/81621534 . Maybe it's the gripping fingers or the way it rolls around the house in the demo video..
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by tauntz 3mo ago
I'm trying it out to illustrate news articles and I'm getting this for 95% of my prompts. I guess I'm holding it wrong \(ツ)/¯ Unable to show the generated image. The model could not generate the image based on the prompt
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by tauntz 3mo ago
These earrings look awesome btw!
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by tauntz 3mo ago
Shameless plug, we have the infra for exactly that use-case. Reach out if you're interested. Email in profile.
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by tauntz 3mo ago
"Fun" times for services selling micro-VMs running on top of Hetzner bare metal machines for a small margin. 3x increase in input pricing with essentially no notice (there was a 2 weeks notice of "we will change pricing"
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by tauntz 3mo ago
Exactly, that's why I wrote that it's simplified and the actual full cost to the company depends on your company size and setup (fully remote vs in office, management heavy vs lean-flat etc). One point though, from personal experi
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by tauntz 3mo ago
Sure, we pay above market rate as well :) Doesn't change the fact that the average across Estonia is as stated :)
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by tauntz 3mo ago
I'll add a concrete example from a not-too-cheap-anymore EU country: Estonia. * Average software dev salary in Q12026: 4945€ / month [1] * Total cost for the employer: 6616.41€ [2] For $20k/month, you'd get 2 x full time
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by tauntz 4mo ago
I almost got denied boarding for a EU -> US flight ~13 years ago because the TSA agent at the gate noticed my 2011 MBP had 2 screws missing on the bottom panel (I've opened it up a bunch of times and lost some screws in the process)
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by tauntz 4mo ago
> When you say Antigravity, you think of a platform Absolutely not? When you say "Antigravity" then the first thing that comes to mind is "yet another IDE" and I have no desire in switching my IDE.
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by tauntz 4mo ago
"Railway Blocked by Google Cloud" If you don't happen to know that "Railway" is referring to a company, then you might reasonably read that as "a GCP outage caused issues in the train network somewhere".
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by tauntz 5mo ago
Indeed, humidity matters a lot. Most our saunas here are löyly (in Finnish) saunas, so you get a rollercoaster of dry - humid - dry cycles. Once you get to 100+c and throw a good amount of water on the stones, it can get quite challenging t
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by tauntz 5mo ago
As an Estonian, anything below 80°C is considered a "kids sauna". 80°C - 90°C is a cold-but-workable sauna and proper sauna starts from 90+°C. I'd assume it's the same in Finland as we share a lot of the sauna culture.
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by tauntz 6mo ago
You don't need a service provider other than a "contact person". The actual minimal cost of getting e-residency is a one time €150 state fee (I guess you have to renew the physical card every 5 years, which is €150 again?). I
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by tauntz 6mo ago
Sure, but wouldn't 35 hours do the same trick? Or 5 hours? Or 10 hours and 28 minutes? :) The question is, why exactly 24 hours? The argument is that the time limit is set to protect the users and sacrifice usability to do so. So it wo
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by tauntz 7mo ago
I've only run into the codex $20 limit once with my hobby project. With my Claude ~$20 plan, I hit limits after about 3(!) rather trivial prompts to Opus :/
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by tauntz 10mo ago
How limited? We packed booleans inside integers instead of allocating separate booleans :P
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by tauntz 10mo ago
Ha, nostalgic! Was part of a small 3 person team that built the Skype app for J2ME back in the day. Fun times.. :)
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by tauntz 10mo ago
This article is fully written by an LLM, correct? It's just summarizes random forum threads and press releases. Or am I just paranoid?
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by tauntz 10mo ago
> The rest of the world is on WhatsApp That's not true at all. Random data point. Estonia. I have a _single_ contact that uses WhatsApp. Everybody else is reachable via FB Messenger/Discord/SMS/Signal/Google Chat
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by tauntz 10mo ago
<snark> Pressing the "Submit" button on their "Google Antigravity for Organizations Interest Form" ( https://antigravity.google/interest-form ) doesn't actually do anything for me (tried Firefox
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by tauntz 10mo ago
That blog post really downplays the issue that people have with the verification requirement and is tone-deaf. The resistance to get Google's blessing for app distribution is definitely not limited to students and hobbyists - and I don
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by tauntz 11mo ago
* R2
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by tauntz 1y ago
I dream of a day when my Mammotion Luba gets some decent working software. The HW is stellar, the SF is EXTREMELY bad :/

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