KronisLV

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by KronisLV 8mo ago
Overall, I'm pretty happy with my Intel Arc B580, if framegen helps me squeeze out a little bit more life out of that card before it becomes more or less obsolete, then I'll gladly take it. Though, to be honest, with the amounts o
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by KronisLV 8mo ago
> We understand that a subset of these users were not aware that this was against our ToS and will get a path for them to come back on but we have limited capacity and want to be fair to our actual users. It feels like a good default for
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by KronisLV 8mo ago
> the container stack complexity I'm using either Docker Compose or Docker Swarm without Kubernetes, and there's not that much of it, to be honest. My "ingress" is just an Apache2 container that's bound to 80&#x2
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by KronisLV 8mo ago
It always seemed a bit weird to me because both the game FPS and the monitor refresh rate matters - currently I only have 60 Hz monitors (4x1080p ones, a work setup mostly, some gaming) and when playing War Thunder there's a perceptibl
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by KronisLV 8mo ago
Seems pretty sensible! I always wonder how those established Electron codebases would map over to something that uses the system specific WebViews and how broken (or not) those would prove to be: https://wails.io https:/&#
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by KronisLV 8mo ago
> But if AI can maintain code bases so easily, why does it matter if there are 3? People use electron to quickly deploy non-native apps across different systems. Because then their competition would work faster than they could and any am
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by KronisLV 8mo ago
> Honestly does show how the industry has failed to bring simple things like localized cron and scheduling to personal compute too. I looked at task scheduling on Windows and while the UI was usable, I cannot imagine any regular person u
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by KronisLV 8mo ago
Feels like a complex situation to me - I like that there's all sort of software out there, esp. if there are improvements to UI/UX, but also I think that the OpenDocument formats are nice to support when possible and push as defau
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by KronisLV 8mo ago
> The last time I mentioned them I was informed they are Russian. Here's the company info on a Latvian org registry: https://company.lursoft.lv/en/ascensio-system/40103265308 I logged in to the platform, n
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by KronisLV 8mo ago
> Now days, there is much less need for that because a charge lasts much longer, and if you do run low you can fast change in 30 minutes or so. Not buying extra spare batteries for every device means less e-waste, not more! My current iP
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by KronisLV 8mo ago
> However usually code is easy to change, so defaulting to "just merge it" and creating followup tasks is often the cheaper approach than infinite review cycles. I wish this was the "default" mindset everywhere, espec
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by KronisLV 8mo ago
Hmm, branches you say? Branches that contain features? https://www.atlassian.com/git/tutorials/comparing-workflows/... But yeah, that’s what people generally settled on, naming wise.
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by KronisLV 8mo ago
I don’t know whether the free version of Nginx has a Relying Party Implementation, but I have used this plugin for Apache2 and OIDC in the past: https://github.com/OpenIDC/mod_auth_openidc This page might have somethin
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by KronisLV 8mo ago
> Software and online things I've used that seem to be better than they were before ChatGPT was introduced: 0 I don't think you can really get any sort of a signal on this? Nobody is all that sensitive to the amount of features
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by KronisLV 8mo ago
> Why shall be different with code? Quite possibly cause software engineering feels like tofu dreg construction all of the way down - it's a bunch of suits pushing devs to make features with ever changing technologies and practices
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by KronisLV 8mo ago
> take someone's carefully crafted work, run it through a machine to wash off the fingerprints, and ship it as your own. I don’t even care about AI or not here. That’s like copying someone’s work, badly, and either not understanding
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by KronisLV 8mo ago
Instead of having my computer be the one running Claude Code and executing tasks, I might want to prefer to offload it to my other homelab servers to execute agents for me, working pretty much like traditional CI/CD, though with LLMs w
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by KronisLV 8mo ago
I got the Max subscription and have been using Opus 4.6 since, the model is way above pretty much everything else I've tried for dev work and while I'd love for Anthropic to let me (easily) work on making a hostable server-side so
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by KronisLV 9mo ago
> Us having to specify things that we would never specify when talking to a human. The first time I read that question I got confused: what kind of question is that? Why is it being asked? It should be obvious that you need your car to w
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by KronisLV 9mo ago
Note: just be sure to have some sort of backup solution because when a deal seems to be too good to be true, sometimes the company will go under. I had that happen years ago, consequently it meant my first ever VPS disappearing. I think the
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by KronisLV 9mo ago
I'm reminded of this https://supervisord.org/ Used it inside of containers a few times when I wanted to keep things simple and have a container that ran both a web server and PHP-FPM at the same time and kept them up.
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by KronisLV 9mo ago
> It's _your_ job to understand the basics I feel like this line of thinking is dangerous: people hit the wall hard when they don’t have sex ed, or financial education classes, or even basic classes on how to cook or do crafts (we h
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by KronisLV 9mo ago
Not an org where everyone uses the tech to such a degree: also were late adopters of Docker for example, in large part got around to it due to my initiative (100-200 people org, so small). But personally: yes and to an immense degree. The e
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by KronisLV 9mo ago
I'd take even a smaller self-hostable "Hey, here's a really cool project that can be made with Codex and our other tools, ain't it great PR?" program that's not built for some crazy scale, but that I can put on
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by KronisLV 9mo ago
> However, it is important to ask if you want to stop investing in your own skills because of a speculative prediction made by an AI researcher or tech CEO. Consider the case where you don’t grow your software engineering or problem-solv
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by KronisLV 9mo ago
Best of luck, hope it goes well!
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by KronisLV 9mo ago
> Trading portfolio -5.55% ($94,454 / $100,000) If true, then in a few months we might see a post on /r/wallstreetbets. Either way, pretty cool site and idea! The most I've considered is a more economical version of G
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by KronisLV 9mo ago
> How would you ensure that the "average user" actually gets to the page he expects to get to? I think you practically can't and that's the problem. TLS doesn't help with figuring out which page is the real one,
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by KronisLV 9mo ago
Thankfully for personal stuff there's at least the option of buying white label or recertified drives. Recently got some 1 TB ones from Datablocks as backups, did a short writeup on my blog: https://blog.kronis.dev/blog
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by KronisLV 9mo ago
I wonder how much of this is actually commentary on how easy it is to chat with AI whenever you want, how much of it is commentary on how hard it can be to both be sociable and to also succeed socially and make friends, and what it might me

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