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the best way to use X is to become absolutely obsessed with one thing something that you are passionate about something specific that you care more about than anyone else then deep dive. constantly find new angles to post about it. keep posting about it even if it seems like no one cares. When you provoke reactions go down those rabbit holes with other people as far as they can go explore the depths of the topic. never stop learning and growing and exploring that field on the other side of obsession is your calling

linux is the greatest operating system and it's not even close

Anyone use a WHOOP? I am getting older, with 3 kids and a wife my responsibilities are stacking up, people are relying on me, and I take my health pretty serious. Want something that monitors my heart especially. Curious if their is a way I can link the data from a WHOOP device to my personal dashboard? Looking for someone who might know before I buy.

I high-key cannot even keep up with the pace of AI anymore. lol I played with Grok 4.7 all day yesterday, was meh. Wake up today, they drop is GPT-6 Sol, GPT-6 Luna, AND Claude Opus 5.5 I am STRESSED out😅️

My everyday dashboard has been coming along very well. I tested Grok 4.7 a lot today and it did the tiling and Finance section. Came out fine. (Ate up tokens though)

I am about to do some dabbling with Grok 4.7 for the evening. Phone on DND.

I'm the last one to act like I know everything. I'm the first one to ask you to teach me something.

Jev is the dollar tree of AI.

Since I like to write Python code, I use AI to do specific tasks. I structure my code in a way that targets specifically what I am after. Soon, I am gonna be working with C for hardware stuff so my workflow is gonna change, but my foundation template I use when writing programs will remain the same. - ( I actually do not know how well AI is with writing C ) I typically use AI ( Cursor ) for things like Web Development, quick scripts, or adding features rather than writing the entire project. I need to be able to explain what is going on with the program. I cannot do that via reading as I well as I can from actually pulling it together. AI wrappers are everywhere so I have stayed away from that area. AI is my sidekick, not the head honcho.

Everyone is flexing their homelabs... I do not have one. I think this is my sign to start building one. All you homelab junkies, give me some tea. What are some critical things I should include in mine?

ESP32's are SO CHEAP! NO WAY we DON'T have 3D printing, hardware soldering, software typing, grinders out here making some cool things. Ideas we never seen before, crazy prototypes. Low key, I might order like 10 packs and just do some stuff! Possible YouTube series???

I been posting too much football this weekend now my algorithm is wacky.. Quick! Connect me with other super cool tech people! I mean Do'ers. Git-R-Done'ers. Builders. Im tryna have more Python, Typescript, Hardware, AI, Solo Developers, Founders. (I'm also studying for Net+ so some network gurus would be lit!)

Love home.

Alexa: play "Country Roads"

Honestly, amazing advice from Rob! Had to repost as someone out there, somewhere, might need this little push to get after it. This is your sign.

Implementing an orchestrator and a sub-agent in my projects has saved me millions of tokens in Cursor. Do not raw dog it! I been using Composer 2.5 as the sub-agent to do the code, and heavy models for planning, debugging, and research.

Send me your preferred model list for Cursor.