Hey fedi friends!

[jeroen94704@fosstodon.org]

@vaurora Reading the RfA submitted by the board of ASML to the works council, periodically reminding myself of Hanlon’s Razor.

[brunogirin@mastodon.me.uk]

@vaurora Having lunch from leftovers.

[quixoticgeek@social.v.st]

@vaurora trying to find the energy to get moving and goto the workshop...

[biocrusoe@fairpoints.social]

@vaurora, I am studying for my German A2.1 exam. Then I'm packing for my trip this weekend. It will be my first night train; I'm very excited!

[xabean@infosec.exchange]

@vaurora *yawns* it's 7:35am, still in bed after a good night's sleep. Next: coffee, the elixir of life.

[jay9@chaos.social]

@vaurora writing a Telegram bot that prints the incoming newsletters to a small printer so I can finally delete Telegram from my phone

[drhyde@fosstodon.org]

@vaurora I'm supposed to be working, but I am actually excitedly waiting for a #tea delivery. Half a kilo of #FTGFOP from the #Mangalam estate in #Assam.

[oisin@mastodon.ie]

@vaurora Eating an oversized toasted cheese sandwich at speed, bulking for an afternoon of meetings about computering projects.

[jtig@infosec.exchange]

@vaurora Decided that I would get a systems architecture book. Recommendations are welcome!

I was thinking about LLM's and agents, where I was wondering if it was the technologist or addict part of my brain that would like to further research LLM/agent-based coding.

Currently, I feel limited by not being able to properly define the system or project I want to bring to life. That has to do with both general architecture scope/design, and the (in-depth?) knowledge of the tool or system I want to use. I can learn (with my actual human brain) how to properly architecture a system or project. Then, in the mean time, the AI bubble can implode or not. At the end, I know how to architect projects for either outcome, a net positive.

[hp@mastodon.tmm.cx]

@jay9 @vaurora What kind of printer! One of those small thermal doohickies?

[jay9@chaos.social]

@hp Definitely! A small thermal printer that was used in a restaurant. Liam donated two of em to our hackerspace and I keep coming up with random small projects to use it

[hp@mastodon.tmm.cx]

@jay9 that's such a fun idea!

So next time I want to talk to you it'll have to be via thermal printout?

[drhyde@fosstodon.org]

@vaurora update: I have tea!

[stonebear2@hachyderm.io]

@vaurora This morning: Social media, including celebrating the arrests of figures in senior leadership who done screwed the pooch and are looking at never another day outside of bars; this afternoon, a combination of financial mundanity and plotting shenanigans across borders... sadly, no Eurostar involved. (Hopefully they'll figure out Europe _has_ an East sooner or later... )

[dsalo@digipres.club]

@vaurora Sitting with my cats and playing Squaredle.

[vaurora@mstdn.social]

@collectifission where do you shop for glasses? Mine are 10 year old Chesterfields and so out of fashion, but nothing else works for me

[vaurora@mstdn.social]

@biocrusoe ooh I love night trains!!!

[th@social.v.st]

@vaurora revisiting an old project, but trying to do it right this time

[jay9@chaos.social]

@hp Haha, you can send me proper newsletters about your life! But text me on Signal if you want a response though

[vaurora@mstdn.social]

@janl yay nature!