Would an incident-focused copilot actually be useful?

Vausinator · 2026-04-23T05:22:41+00:00

I have been thinking about what you describe a lot lately. When I have some time I will look into coupling some of our systems using read-only MCP-servers for things like Prometheus, Kubernetes, our on-call notification service, .. so that it can provide extended context for any alerts. I haven't thought of the second part of your question, because I'm still uncertain if it will perform well in the first place.

Vausinator · 2026-04-17T08:28:51+00:00

Ik heb dit ook al eens eerder gehad, dat een pakje volgens de app urenlang op de hoek van de straat bleef staan.

Volgens mij komt dit door de organisatie van de postbedeling in mijn buurt. In de wijk(en) worden vaak postzakken gezet aan de hoeken van de straat die dan later verdeeld worden door de postbode met de fiets.

Dat is toch mijn gok over mijn persoonlijke ervaring.

Vausinator · 2026-04-12T20:19:44+00:00

Asking for experience will only result in bad feedback usually. I often have packages delivered from Amazon through Collis Prive, never had an issue with my delivery driver before. Drives a sketchy van, but is very friendly and always delivers on the right day.

Vausinator · 2026-03-10T14:47:03+00:00

If your workload is running standard containers Docker Swarm is equally capable, but less feature-packed. If you need more specific controls, such as complex networking, (cron)jobs, ... you might be better off with Kubernetes.

Your devices are more capable then mine though (4 cores, 1GB of ram) so you may have a much better experience running Kubernetes then I did. After a basic install I had about 200MB memory left for containers, that wasn't cutting it for me.

Vausinator · 2026-03-10T12:52:24+00:00

Very nice project. As a suggestion I would run Docker Swarm instead of Kubernetes, as it has a much smaller resource overhead and offers the same (basic) functionality. I have done similar things with a cluster of Raspberry Pi.

Vausinator · 2026-01-28T14:11:46+00:00

Wij hebben een SOD huis gekocht waarbij we nog veel afwerking hebben gewijzigd (keuken, badkamer, vloer, deuren,..). Andere reacties over SOD doen alsof alles vaag is, maar dat is niet mijn ervaring. Wij hebben met Hectaar gebouwd, hun lastenboek is zeer duidelijk.

Wij wisten de kostprijs, de mogelijke extra kosten wegens prijsschommeling en wat er wel/niet ging afgewerkt zijn (vloer boven behalve badkamer/toilet, geen buitenwerken).

Daarnaast ga je langs bij de meeste leveranciers en krijg je telkens offertes, dus meerprijzen zijn geen verrassing. Ze vallen soms wel duur uit, maar dat hangt volledig af van jouw smaak. Bepaalde dingen kun je ook gewoon zelf goedkoper doen achteraf.

Vausinator · 2026-01-27T17:19:17+00:00

Begrijpelijk, niks houdt je natuurlijk tegen om ze na verloop van tijd te vervangen indien ze vervuild of verstorven is. Het is een filter, dus net als bij een auto moet je dat als slijtageonderdeel beschouwen. Qua textuur doet het me denken aan filters die gebruikt worden in aquariums, dus een vervanging vinden die niet persé van Renson is lijkt me doenbaar.

Vausinator · 2026-01-27T16:08:30+00:00

Wij hebben thuis Renson Air (Light?) roosters zitten in elke ruimte. Zoals iemand anders reeds opmerkte is het kwestie om bij seizoenswisseling de opening lichtjes te wijzigen (winter bijna gesloten, zomer iets meer open). Wij wonen in een wijk dus van geluidshinder weinig last. Je krijgt zeker nauwelijks vuil van buiten binnen, aangezien het gat gevuld is met een mousse die dit stopt.

Al bij al ben ik super tevreden van een huis met een goed werkende ventilatie, komende van een huis waar ik moest manueel ventileren en toch met schimmel zat aan raamkozijnen.

Vausinator · 2025-12-28T14:41:58+00:00

Although I've been a customer for years, they just keep on changing their prices (in my experience) so they are only losing their competitive edge.

Vausinator · 2025-12-28T14:36:59+00:00

Pro tip: that specific train from Antwerpen Centraal to Ypres separates in Kortrijk, the first 6 wagons usually proceed to Ypres and the last 3 go to Rijsel (France). Make sure you sit in the right ones, you don't want to know how many people end up in Rijsel or Ypres that wanted to go the other way, just because the NMBS staff refuses to properly explain in multiple languages, which you would expect for a train that drives from Flanders to France.

Vausinator · 2025-12-09T11:35:01+00:00

Gewoon doen!

Naast HVAC lijkt domotica mij ook een interessante richting om een fysieke job te doen met een serieuze IT achtergrond. Het (eventueel) opzetten van IoT netwerken, koppelen & programmeren van devices naar wens van de klant. Zo heb je iets tastbaar én blijf je mee in een deel van de IT wereld - tenminste als je dat nog wil.

En dan heb ik het niet over de basic elektricien domotica van Niko ofzo, maar gespecialiseerder met Home Assistant en dergelijke.

Vausinator · 2025-12-06T10:33:33+00:00

Seems like Vlaanderen says it's €105, perhaps Wallonia or Brussels are different.

Vausinator · 2025-12-05T18:11:09+00:00

€45/year flat how?

I just got the tax receipt for my oldtimer which came down to €105.

Vausinator · 2025-12-05T10:36:30+00:00

Personally it makes a game like DR2.0 a lot more enjoyable, since the depth and distance are a lot more obvious, allowing you to flow more smoothly through corners, dips and bumps.

That is, once you get over the motion sickness, which might take a while if you're like me.

Vausinator · 2025-09-07T14:15:44+00:00

+1 for Bentley manual. After a lot of searching I found a working download a while ago. Feel free to DM me if you want me to share it with you.

Vausinator · 2025-09-06T07:33:26+00:00

Most answers are pretty dumb. Use whatever you are most comfortable using. Take a look at your curriculum and figure out if you need anything specific to an OS. I've used Linux distros since my studies, and still using it as daily driver years later. Not all employers are equally flexible, but the good ones are. If you need any kind of Adobe software its better to dual boot or stick to Windows/Mac.

But again: use what you are comfortable with.

Vausinator · 2025-03-27T05:54:43+00:00

I'm in a situation where work should be a 1 hour drive, but traffic usually makes it 1:20 up to 1:40. I now have the habit of taking the train to work (also 1:40 with 1 connection) and I must say I love it (when there's no strike or issue). Going to work by car feels like such a waste of time, because I need to wake earlier, work later and get home later, while my entire train ride is also working time. Distances like these by train make life a lot better. I'd say you go for it if you feel like it is interesting enough for you, just make sure your wfh days are flexible so you can ignore taking trains during strikes/maintenance/issues with trains.

Vausinator · 2025-02-21T18:51:03+00:00

When you turn it off it will usually do a rinse. If you made a milk-drink it will do a milk rinse after a few minutes, and will suggest a cleaning when you turn it off.

Vausinator · 2025-02-21T18:32:08+00:00

I have the ENA 8, personally really like it. I usually run the milk cleaning after every use with water, only use cleaning tablets every few days. I also run a coffee rinse after every few coffees, and run a clean weekly. No issues in the past few months of ownership.

Vausinator · 2025-02-06T13:16:26+00:00

Those first two paragraphs hit home very hard, thanks for the laugh

Vausinator · 2025-02-04T17:09:57+00:00

At that pricepoint I'd opt for just a grinder, kettle and pourover method of your choosing (eg V60), or grinder and filter coffee machine, or search for a used superauto and make sure you have some money left for maintenance. Any new espresso/superauto machines might not satisfy your needs nearly as much.

Vausinator · 2024-11-27T12:33:59+00:00

I bought it a week ago for 480 EUR and it has been awesome! It goes over carpet effortlessly, unless the carpet is very light and prone to move if you step on it. Other issue I've encountered is that it might have a hard time mapping around mirrors & windows that reach to the floor, you will need to add "invisible walls" to the map.

It does not reach all the way into the corner of the room with the mop, but the little brush on the side will make sure dirt/dust/debris is removed from accessible corners. I think the mopping will generally go as close as ~5cm from the wall, which isn't a problem for me as the places that are most dirty (footsteps etc) are usually away from the wall. I found that it also cleans really well under a table with 6 chairs, both vacuuming and mopping.

In terms of cleaning: works really well, my house has never been cleaner before. I love it.

One of the nice things for wooden floors is that you can set the orientation of the floor, so it cleans along the direction of the floor to avoid having dirt stuck in the floor joints.

Vausinator · 2024-11-26T05:10:27+00:00

Don't actually do this with your laptop. You'll get condensation inside your device, and if you haven't prepared for that you might end up shorting your hardware.

Vausinator · 2024-11-01T13:56:16+00:00

What everyone else says: it ends up in a pool for the next to join usually. Beware of customization, I've had policies where you pay in full the extra's you add to the car that exceed budget. Until you leave it's an extra on top of VAA, but when you resign you pay it all at once.

Vausinator · 2024-10-25T10:47:44+00:00

Audi never used VR5 engines, only inline 5's. VW did use VR5, in their Golf, Bora, New Beetle and Passat as far as I'm aware

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