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- BonoboIOAs German speaking person, we can be glad it’s not a fax ticket.
- Next optimization: Black screen
- This is pretty much the thinking across all German-speaking countries. It especially applies to anything related to energy (combustion engines, coal, gas, oil) and IT.
Case in point: fax machines are still an important part of business communication in Germany, and many IT projects are genuinely amateurish garbage — because the underlying mindset is "everything should stay exactly as it is."
This is particularly visible in the 45+ generation. It mostly doesn't apply to programmers, since they tend to find new things interesting. But in the rest of society, the effects are painful to watch: if nothing changes, nothing improves.
And then there's mobile infrastructure. It's not even a technical problem — it's purely political. The networks simply don't get expanded. It's honestly embarrassing how far behind Germany is compared to the rest of Europe.
- Different approach: I continuously refine my global CLAUDE.md (~/.claude/CLAUDE.md) instead of external memory systems.
I work primarily in Python and maintain extensive coding conventions there - patterns allowed/forbidden, preferred libs, error handling, etc. Custom slash commands like `/use-recommended-python` (loads my curated libs: pendulum over datetime, httpx over requests) and `/find-reinvented-the-wheel` to catch when Claude ignored existing utilities.
My use case: multiple smaller Python projects (similar to steipete's workflow https://github.com/steipete), so cross-project consistency matters more than single-codebase context.
Yes, ~15k tokens for CLAUDE.md + rules. I sacrifice context for consistency. Worth it.
Also baked in my dev philosophy: Carmack-style - make it work first, then fast. Otherwise Claude over-optimizes prematurely.
These memory abstractions are too complicated for me and too inconsistent in practice. I'd rather maintain a living document I control and constantly refine.
- Maybe I m out of touch, but what has instagrams seo spamming ai todo with patriarchy?
The last section of the blogpost.
- That made me chuckle, Enterprise Level Access. I mean as ai company, that’s incredibly cheap and instead of torrenting something, why get it. That price is just a fraction of a engineers salary.
- The cooling and density challenges of datacenters here on earth are not trivial , but in space this is multiple magnitudes more difficult.
These numbers are just random bullsh*t numbers.
And what problems do orbital datacenters solve? They still need uplink, so not libertarian we can do what we want, you have no jurisdiction here thing.
This is just a sci-fi idea that is theoretically possible and is riding the ai bubble for users and investors that don’t know better.
- What a road down the memory lane… Club 3D GPUs in the early 2000s
- I definitely see the Gemini Cloud Service killing
- I fully agree. When everything is outstanding and brilliant, nothing is.
Just tell me this a standard solution and not something mindblowing. I have a whole section in my Claude.md to get „normal“ feedback.
- SoftBank is just waiting to invest in this …
- Has intel caught up to TSMC? I highly doubt that they can manufacture that high end chips.
- Sometimes I write with Claude in English and German mixed with really bad typos and it’s amazing how well it works.
- The more you buy the more you save
- And your backup goes up in flames too.
I would never ever trust OVH with any important data or servers, I mean we saw how they secured their datacenters where it took 3h to cut the power while the datacenter was burning.
- Or even a bare metal simple server that just does databases with redundant nvme ssd
- Installing or updating MySQL is not a pleasant experience, every time …
- Everytime I have questions about Wi-Fi I search for this distinctive site wiisfi.com … I should bookmark this.
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