Dmitri Kalintsev

80 Followers
130 Following
2.2K Posts
Some random dude with opinions. Grand-master in the ancient art of confusing people. Computer networks, a dash of cloudy stuff, occasional cats.
@mark soz for a nitpick, but could be cool for the character to keep their finger off the trigger for even better realism :D
@backupbear I meant shore hardness, a number like "30", "50" or so. The smaller the number, the softer it is.
@backupbear what shore were your sorbothane pads?
@Drbruced a Countryman SE has been pretty good to us, fingers crossed

@adrianco out of curiosity, are you seeing many folks use TLA+ specs instead or in combination with the .md files to vibecode stuff?

If not, do you have a view on what may be the limiting factor(s)?

Corvus Catus
@adrianco is it possible that the people saying it doesn't work have different use cases from those saying it does?
Looks like Amazon's shipping tracking is hilariously broken. Have something that was yesterday boldly declared as "will be delivered today", just to have the status to be updated to "Delayed, not yet shipped" today after it didn't get delivered yesterday.

(Following thread was prompted by people pointing out that the Bluesky dev team seems heavily into vibe-coding now and originally posted on said vibe-coded Bluesky platform that is now constantly failing.)

Over the past year, every single time one of the apps or services I use suddenly became less reliable and more buggy, I never have to look far for the "Claude is amazing and now writes most of my code" post for the devs involved.

New app. Outlay - a personal finance app for Linux. Track what you spend, set budgets, manage subscriptions, and see where your money goes. Everything lives in one file on your machine. No accounts, no cloud, no telemetry.

It's a native GTK 4 app so it fits right in on a GNOME desktop. I put a lot of work into making it look and feel nice.

Free, CC0 public domain. No subscription to track your subscriptions.

https://apps.lashman.live/outlay/

#Linux #OpenSource #FOSS #CC0 #PersonalFinance

Outlay - Personal finance and expense tracker for Linux

Local-first personal finance for Linux. Budgets, charts, forecasts, 40+ currencies, and more. No cloud, no accounts, no telemetry. CC0 public domain.