IceWreck

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by IceWreck 1y ago
Wow I do the same - down to legendary Pokémon for beefy machines.
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by IceWreck 1y ago
Yeah I was a bit worried after seeing the headline and the article doesnt do much to clear that up. Thank you.
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by IceWreck 2y ago
Use this instead - it's OSS and not microsoft controlled. https://open-vsx.org/
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by IceWreck 2y ago
You should check out litestar It's essentially what you described and it's growing in popularity.
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by IceWreck 2y ago
> (our biggest customer has ~600k repositories I'm wondering what kind of company has (or needs) 600k repos.
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by IceWreck 2y ago
I've switched to kustomize for my homelab. Its built into kubectl (no extra tool needed) and its not really templating. It doesn't fully replace helm for 3rd party tools or packaging but its a solid alternative for less complicate
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by IceWreck 2y ago
Yes, ddg is just a bing frontend which anonymizes results before sending them to MS.
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by IceWreck 2y ago
I love Spice too but it has been deprecated for a while now. https://access.redhat.com/documentation/en-us/red_hat_enterp...
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by IceWreck 3y ago
I recommend using https://ollama.ai/ if you dont care about openai compatibility.
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by IceWreck 3y ago
Why is planetscale making release notes for vitess - a google project
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by IceWreck 3y ago
I have a pretty similar experience. It's slower and worse translation (at least for Dutch) than the TWP extension, but hey it's local translation and I'd rather use this than send the contents of browser to a 3rd party like g
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by IceWreck 3y ago
Why use this - a stripped down unusable version of vscode when you can host a full instance of vscode on your linux server https://github.com/coder/code-server
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by IceWreck 3y ago
Huh nice. Looks like it uses Supabase as a backend.
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by IceWreck 3y ago
> Finally, to IBM, here’s a big idea for you. You say that you don’t want to pay all those RHEL developers? Here’s how you can save money: just pull from us. Become a downstream distributor of Oracle Linux. We will happily take on the bu
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by IceWreck 3y ago
https://github.com/owncloud/ocis/pull/6755 - its only for published binary builds.
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by IceWreck 3y ago
As a very recent grad, the hackathons I've attended are usually more chaotic than this but the situation regarding viewing angles is the same. You cant be bothered to bring an entire monitor, or even stands to the event. Some venues pr
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by IceWreck 3y ago
https://github.com/facebookincubator/cinder Instagram (and presumably threads) runs on Cinder which is Meta's fork cpython with GIL removed.
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by IceWreck 3y ago
And you think Meta or Twitter's bots would be dumb ? If they wanted to scrape your site, nobody can prevent them.
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by IceWreck 3y ago
Private subs are private for everyone, even members. Only sub moderators and admins can access private subs. You won't be able to see the threads that come up in your search results either way unless they become public again.
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by IceWreck 3y ago
Well we already have Hetzner and OVH which are European so just being European does not give them a selling point over others.
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by IceWreck 3y ago
Another reason to host your own VPN is that you want all your devices to be on the same network.
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by IceWreck 3y ago
some guy in /r/stablediffusion made a lora that can do that (or maybe a derivative model, dont remember which)
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by IceWreck 3y ago
Forget QR codes, until very recently Stable Diffusion and Co could not generate legible text in images.
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by IceWreck 3y ago
The solution is to not install CUDA on your base system because you need multiple versions of CUDA and some of them are often incompatible with your distro provided GCC. Here is what works for me: - Nvidia drivers on base linux system (rpmf
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by IceWreck 3y ago
Awesome trailer, but the Meta Quest 3 can do the same things, with somewhat worse hardware but that's acceptable considering its 7x cheaper. The biggest improvements over it are the higher resolution, the spatial audio and using a PS5&
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by IceWreck 3y ago
You wipe them clean after use. Most 3rd party "elite" straps come with a special cloth to wipe them which I think is similar to the one you use to wipe your glasses.
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by IceWreck 3y ago
The games are nice but noone mentions the fitness apps. I use my quest 2 for cardio/workout and some of those apps get my heart rate up faster than running or other forms of exercise.
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by IceWreck 3y ago
Why would you need to enable IMAP ? It works out of the box. Every non-android platform uses IMAP to access your account (k9 mail, outlook, thunderbird, the iOS/mac email client, etc).
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by IceWreck 3y ago
I'm sorry but do you really expect engineers to create workflows on the graphical interface by clicking a button, choose from options, choose conditions and iterators ? Your target audience - SRE Teams are engineers who would give up o
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by IceWreck 3y ago
I would love this in Linux, but only if it works offline. Not a fan of sending everything I do to a remote machine.

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