Kaliboy

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by Kaliboy 6mo ago
How does auto-TLS work? It makes a self signed certificate automatically?
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by Kaliboy 7mo ago
Wait what? That's over 300%. Between this revelation and that post recently on HN about the scanned receipts and egg prices, I find myself wondering if we're worrying about the wrong things. We're seeing massive inflation in
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by Kaliboy 7mo ago
Completely agree, it makes it worse actually as Github's secondary functions so to speak are things we implicitely rely on. When I merge to master I expect a deploy to follow. This goes through git, webhooks and actions. Especially the
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by Kaliboy 7mo ago
It's not only that, you also need reserve for the intermittent sources like wind and solar. I live on an island, we have big batteries that can supply up to 15 MW of power for a period. In the Netherlands we have natural gas plants tha
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by Kaliboy 7mo ago
The totalitarian shift is coming from the attempt at being totalitarian. Why did Musk buy Twitter? Do you remember how totalitarian-like Twitter was controlled? Or do you wish me to forget since it was for the left? The totalitarian shift i
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by Kaliboy 7mo ago
And then citizens get to vote on what they perceive as important. If you can show me the list of people you boycotted due to open support for left-wing parties we can talk. Or do we only attempt to silence those that have standpoints we don
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by Kaliboy 7mo ago
I literally don't, so I don't choose to be a moral warrior in that area. I would say healthiness is the main driver there. There I read the labels and where possible buy local.
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by Kaliboy 7mo ago
How is it nihilism? If you ever visit Bonaire let me know and I can show you the abundance of life we are stewarding on my land. It's mostly setting healthy boundaries on what we perceive we can affect. I don't buy American food (
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by Kaliboy 7mo ago
My local internet is 5 Mbit. I am a programmer. Average latency to servers I work on is 200ms. Tell me more about how Starlink is a luxury. Especially considering it's a full $10 less than the monthly robbery by our local Telco.
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by Kaliboy 7mo ago
It's going to shift anyway. Wisdom is preparing for the shift using any legal means neccesary. Morals are a mostly internal issue anyway, not based on solely external actions. You know the whole stealing bread to feed hungry children i
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by Kaliboy 7mo ago
I don't understand this mentality. What makes Musk different than Blackrock for instance? Or Monsanto, or Shell, or any corporation both of us rely on and support, in return for being able to eat, fuel our car, etc. Is it because Musk
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by Kaliboy 7mo ago
I've managed to ignore MCP servers for a long time as well, but recently I found myself creating one to help the LLM agents with my local language (Papiamentu) in the dialect I want. I made a prolog program that knows the valid words a
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by Kaliboy 8mo ago
How is 240v delivered in the states? We get 3 phases to each home, phase to neutral is 127v, and that's the standard voltage, so loads are divided over the 3 phases. 230v we get through phase to phase connections. We also balance those
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by Kaliboy 8mo ago
I live in a Caribbean Dutch island, we grew up with NEMA, being a 127v/50hz distribution network. They suck. Like you said, eventually everything starts sagging in the sockets. Recently there's been a trend to switch to 220v based
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by Kaliboy 8mo ago
I managed to get mine to wake up from sleep, haven't recovered enough to attempt hibernation yet.
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by Kaliboy 8mo ago
I remember how my sister and I set up Google Family and fully locked down my niece her phone with app restrictions, screen time restrictions and a policy of accountability when we need to extend the screen time. It worked really well up unt
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by Kaliboy 8mo ago
Not sure how they do it, but I would do it like so: Have old database be master. Let new be a slave. Load in latest db dump, may take as long as it wants. Then start replication and catch up on the delay. You would need, depending on the db
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by Kaliboy 8mo ago
This is a similar concept to Faktory, which uses a built in Redis server to manage shared job state. You then implement workers in your language of choice and subscribe to queues. Very interesting though, the article mentioned a few things
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by Kaliboy 8mo ago
Honestly you saved yourself major possible headaches down the line with this approach. At my work we run a fairly large webshop and have a ridiculous number of jobs running at all times. At this point most are running in Sidekiq, but a size