People have no idea how much energy and focus it costs to live with chronic pain.
How I need to muster every ounce of focus to not scratch myself all over while I am talking with you. Or how every step hurts and simply walking around the house is so taxing that I want to lie down after a few steps. And then I need to keep up with the energy of my two kids and try to keep smiling for them.
Andreas Hebgen Dr.. 📍
At the doctor‘s yet again. My fault for forgetting to talk about a crucial thing yesterday. Sigh.
L’Isola Dei Nuraghi. 📍
Time for some good pasta!
Andreas Hebgen Dr.. 📍
At the doctor‘s. Waiting… sigh…
Testing Micro.social drafts.
It’s really nice outside today.
Today‘s lunch: Fried potatoes, roasted cauliflower, roasted green beans, topped with a fried egg.
(Image courtesy of MidJourney)
I’m a father and my wife runs a child daycare. Yet, I still can’t abide crying children.
My LLM codegen workflow atm | Harper Reed’s Blog
I have been building so many small products using LLMs. It has been fun, and useful. However, there are pitfalls that can waste so much time. A while back a friend asked me how I was using LLMs to write software. I thought “oh boy. how much time do you have!” and thus this post.
Some good advice in there for „vibe coding“ in a more controlled manner.
I‘m thinking Maultaschen with a roasted fennel, cucumber salad glazed with a honey mustard dressing for today’s lunch.
(Image courtesy of MidJourney)
