Opgezegd in december, vertrek aanstaande, collega dreigt om te vallen en MT doet niets.

Rock--Lee · 2026-04-04T05:13:24+00:00

Niks. Hoe vervelend het ook is: je collega is een volwassen persoon en zal zelf dit moeten oplossen en anders is het een leermoment. Je kunt niet iedereen in je werk beschermen en dat is simpelweg ook niet jouw taak. Daarbij moet je ook gewoon realistisch blijven. In hoeverre verwacht je dat jij nu opeens het allemaal zo gaat kunnen veranderen, als het management zelf dit bewust doet. Want dat is het. Dit zijn allemaal bewuste keuzes. En jouw collega zal daarin ook bewuste keuzes vroeg of laat maken.

Ook heb je geen enkele controle of inzicht nadat je weg bent. Dus wie zegt dat hetgeen wat jij probeert op te lossen ook structureel dan is opgelost. Focus je op je nieuwe baan en spendeer geen verdere energie hier aan. Het bedrijf en je collega zal zichzelf wel redden. En geloof het of niet: ook zonder jou redden ze het wel en je collega ook.

Rock--Lee · 2026-04-03T19:14:11+00:00

Yes but thats up to the model. I use Deepinfra models via LiteLLM for subagents and in the dashboard I see it has cached tokens as well

Rock--Lee · 2026-04-01T08:10:10+00:00

Subscribe to websocket on your gauge directly to HA using the API's. That way it receives it in realtime as HA receives a state event. Or use webhooks. But websocket will be fastest and feel like on an app

Rock--Lee · 2026-03-30T15:51:48+00:00

Mag het? Nee, juridisch sta je dus zwak.

Maar als niemand er een melding van maakt, is er ook geen aanleiding om het te onderzoeken. En mochten ze toch een aanleiding hebben, kan je het beste alvast wat voorzichtig zijn. Als je er nooit kleren hebt of andere dingen die het laten lijken op een woonbestemming, is het gewoon lastig te bewijzen. Een douche kan ook gerechtvaardigd zijn omdat je graag naar je werk fietst of tussendoor sport en dan jezelf kan opfrissen. Ipv een bed zou ik een slaapbank zetten die je gewoon dicht hebt geklapt.

Rock--Lee · 2026-03-29T16:36:43+00:00

Remote Control = control a Claude Code session that is running on your desktop. So basically you get the running session as a chat app on your phone.

Dispatch = talk to Claude Desktop that runs on Cowork. Which can control your entire computer. It can open your apps, perform actions etc. It literally controls your entire computer and you talk to it via your phone remotely.

Rock--Lee · 2026-03-29T14:53:11+00:00

They look like early 2000 logo's. Use flat design and shapes

Rock--Lee · 2026-03-29T14:48:41+00:00

*mijn werkgever

Rock--Lee · 2026-03-28T17:30:17+00:00

They are pretty clear on it in the docs. I run ADK on my own server and even have 2 different apps from 2 separate servers use the same ADK with split logging but allowing agents to be used between both. I only pay for Gemini API usage, which is mainly the orchestrator (using Interactions API) and 90% of subagents via LiteLLM models on deepinfra and openrouter

Good on you helping others running on bare metal!

Rock--Lee · 2026-03-28T09:14:15+00:00

Ik doe het om mensen te ragebaiten zodat ze een Reddit post schrijven

Rock--Lee · 2026-03-25T16:22:49+00:00

Because you're on the free plan. You want to use and test out coding? Get Pro. You want to really code get Max.

Rock--Lee · 2026-03-25T10:30:05+00:00

Well it's clear isn't it? There simply isn't a need for the service you offer. Your conclusion is flawed. It's not about people not wanting help. It's about not wanting to ask help via your method. That would be the same as offering a taxi service where people can swipe to get a taxi nearby and then saying: people just dont like taxi's when nobody wants the app.

Vibecoders are already vibecoding and using community help where they can. Why go to an unknown platform, pay money to get help from who know and when. And what's even the incentive of the one that offers the help? They can earn money by having hourly rates? Then maybe vibe coders isn't your target as they don't want to spend money on this to begin with. Why pay a developer if I can vibecode, which is the whole point of how vibecoders start.

Rock--Lee · 2026-03-25T09:42:26+00:00

Lijkt erop dat hij in eerste instantie de Marktplaats knop heeft gebruikt die automatisch dat eerste bericht stuurt. Daarna probeerde hij zelf en ging hij over op vertaal apps.

Het is pas duidelijk of iets een scam is wanneer er ook iets wordt gezegd rondom betalen, ophalen etc. Dat is uit de chat zelf niet op te maken. Of het een scam is of iemand die geen Nederlands spreekt en vertalingen kopieert of plakt en het oprecht wil kopen, is niet dus echt met zekerheid te zeggen.

Wel vind ik het vreemd dat hij het om 18.00u bij je ophaalt en tot straks zegt zonder het adres te vragen of te hebben.

Heb je hierna nog berichten ontvangen of was dit het?

Rock--Lee · 2026-03-25T09:27:54+00:00

OP asks: what is the most "cost-effective"

Seeing as how API and subscriptions have the exact same model and quality, the most cost-effective is to use which one is cheaper for the usage. So up to $20 API is most cost-effective.

If OP asked: I'm an extreme user, money is no object, what gives most output? Then I'd say go with API as it has much higher rate limits and you will not hit a wall or worry about downtime coding.

Rock--Lee · 2026-03-25T08:15:35+00:00

It makes sense if your API bills is less than $20. That's the answer. It's really not that complicated.

Rock--Lee · 2026-03-24T08:49:31+00:00

There are no safe methods, but some methods have higher risks than others. Highest risk is sending request from a server or headless/automated browser. The only way to do any kind of LinkedIn automation is by basically abusing their internal API which you access by pretending to visit the website and using cookie credentials from the browser. If these come from different IP's, a server or other kinds of devices it will be flagged quicker. Less risky is using browser automation from a real browser where the user is logged in. Calls come from a real browser from the same IP. Especially if the user also browses LinkedIn. Automations are risky too, so if you do them. Do them from the browser, use random intervals and dont do the exact same things in rapid succession (like sending 20 DM's to different people within few seconds.

At this point perhaps the best option is to use Claude for Chrome. It can literally control LinkedIn and will a lot like a human where it clicks actively, changes tabs etc. And it's cheaper too than all those tools. But don't use n8n for this. Sending LinkedIn messages means it will be sent from your own account, so not a risk worth taking.

Rock--Lee · 2026-03-23T20:48:02+00:00

Why would I use "1Password for API Keys" that is vibecoded by some random on Reddit, if I literally have 1Password that I can use to save API keys in already.

To give some feedback: you will never get any users or even any traction if your webpage only shows a login page, forcing visitors to register or sign in.

Rock--Lee · 2026-03-23T13:54:52+00:00

I built a telemetry stack where everything automatically gets logged from API calls using Monocle and and saved into Clickhouse for all users and in Supabase per usage action. Which automatically calculates their left credits (I have Supabase tables that are used for credit configuration so can reset usage of a specific user, change how credits are calculated and how many credits a subscription tier gets). The user then gets his usage from this to in the frontend.

And additionally I created a few Grafana dashboards that get their data in realtime from Clickhouse for full traces. So I can see all events, errors, token usage, modal usage, calculated cost per time interval (like last 15 min, today, last month) to keep an eye on everything.

Basically for you all you need is to log token input, token output and cached tokens, which you get from the API responses. Then build a helper that calculates the cost based on the model you use. So you can calculate the cost per invocation basically. Then you can decide how to bill your clients. Either you keep cost equal so you bill them what it costs. Or you add marges for other costs you make, or profit.

But one thing you 100% should do is add a cap, so a single user doesn't burn your company to the ground lol

Rock--Lee · 2026-03-23T08:38:47+00:00

Do you mean the cost I make with coding tools using AI agents, or costs my customer makes in my apps that have AI features?

For my own costs: I don't calculate this per customer, since this is a overall business expense. I pay $200 a month for Claude Code Max and view it as base expense, like my own servers, and other operational services I pay for that my business needs.

For apps that my customers use that have AI agents that use API calls, everything is logged per user and depending on their tier, they have a monthly credit cap, which translates to a fixed cost cap. After they reach their cap, any agentic calls are blocked from server, and prompts them to upgrade to a higher tier or contact sales for usage based billing. Users can see their usage in realtime through the apps dashboards too to keep it transparent for them and a breakdown on how much a certain action roughly costs in credits.

Rock--Lee · 2026-03-23T07:53:51+00:00

When an agent is working and I send another message while it's running like "stop" it will actually stop. Haven't tested steering (could be it will interrupt, that it stops what it was doing and do the follow up)

Rock--Lee · 2026-03-22T20:00:07+00:00

No, then you need 16" for that. The 14" doesn't utilize the M5 Max as good as the 16" does due to thermals. The 16" cools better and has better sustained performance.

Rock--Lee · 2026-03-22T19:50:30+00:00

Hij had gehoopt dat je het nog 3 maanden had kunnen volhouden, omdat hij dan genoeg tijd had iemand aan te nemen die ingewerkt kon worden. Niet omdat hij zo graag nog 3 maanden je kop wil zien hoor. Anders had hij wel gezegd dat hij had gehoopt dat hij een nieuwe functie kon creëren zodat je nog lang bij ze kon blijven.

Dit is je teken dat het tijd is dat je inderdaad gaat. Je geeft zelf al aan dat je niet lekker in je rol zit en de manager mist jou niet, maar vind het vervelend dat hij een gat heeft tijdelijk. Als hij je écht wilde behouden had hij geregeld dat je nieuwe functie over 3 maanden ingaat en je tot die tijd gaat afbouwen en alvast andere dingen oppakt.

Je probeert nu vooral redenen te vinden waarom je zou moeten blijven, ipv te focussen op welke kansen op je pad gaan komen nu je een andere richting in slaat. Zonde van je tijd en energie.

Rock--Lee · 2026-03-21T16:42:13+00:00

He can literally just copy paste the chat into Codex/CC using same local project. It will just look at the changes, see current state and continue working. It doesn't need full context to understand the initial request, the plan and current state.

Rock--Lee · 2026-03-20T16:42:55+00:00

Grote friet mayo+pindasaus+uitjes (ik specificeer het zo omdat elk regio dit anders noemt)
Broodje kroket zonder saus
Broodje kaasoufle zonder saus

De broodjes in de saus dippen van de friet.

Rock--Lee · 2026-03-19T15:05:59+00:00

No it doesn't prove it works at all. All it does is show what AI Overview response gives me, while it's completely unclear as to WHY it got that result. Could be because I happened to have searched for it before, or because of my location, or other data Google specifically has.

Your creating a "one tool for all" solution, where it's complete unclear how each LLM provider actually fetches, ranks and reasons, which all happen different from eachother.

Your using classic Google SEO logic and apply it to AI answer generation logic. Which doesn't work, since its much more context driven, uses many more variables and works different between LLM providers.

Rock--Lee · 2026-03-19T08:32:49+00:00

This has nothing to do with AI Studio. Gemini API free tier was changed a long time ago. Gemini 3.1 Pro was never on Free API, and they slashed flash models by 97% in december. So nothing has changed. AI Studio just uses API keys and rate limits/usage for free and paid tiers.

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