What she says isn't necessary untrue, now is it? She just skips a lot of steps most people have no clue about.

I had files in a cabinet, now they are digital. And most often also on a cloud drive, which is metaphysical in some sense. For most it is indistinguishable from magic.

No HDMI is really sad. This means there are probably closed source drivers. Linux is not mentioned as supported, so I suspect crapware.

While 80 characters is obviously quite short, my experience is that longer line lengths result in much less readable code. You have to try to be concise on shorter lines, with better phrasing.

I don't see conflict in those statements.

To be fair, this can all be achieved with other tools, while still rsyncing the Python to prod.

One advantage is being able to run the Docker anywhere with the same build. Two runs of the same build are not always the same, but the Docker image will be.

Claude also doesn't know, because Claude dreamt up changes that didn't work, then "fixed" them, "fixed" them again and in the process left swathes of code that isn't reached.

I detest QuickTime more than any other piece of software

This is my setup. I find this to be a reasonable balance for comfortable life. Except my printer, that gets no Internet so it cannot update to some crappy firmware that nags about supplies.

Shelly has power meters with clamps, so that the meter is not in-line. There are probably Zigbee variants out there.

I wonder if underground water tables can play a role in accelerating this last bit.

There are buildings on the last couple hundred meters. I also wonder if current-day maintenance and concrete-work helps.

Indeed, fascinating.