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by abound 3y ago
This is what I got on the Anthropic console, using Opus with temp=0: > The image shows a cute brown and white bunny rabbit sitting next to a small white shoe or slipper. The text below the image says "He lost one of his white shoes
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by abound 3y ago
Indeed! I use Headscale (though hosted Tailscale will work just fine), DO hosts the controlplane, and is also on the tailnet itself. My Caddy config has something like: <list of public hosts> { reverse_proxy 100.64.0.<mini
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by abound 3y ago
$ kubectl get deployments.apps | wc -l 25 Minus the header, looks like ~24. I use a single-node Kubernetes cluster running Talos [1]. Running a single-node cluster is kinda dumb architecturally, but adding a new service takes <
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by abound 3y ago
Without diving in too deeply, it looks like they use a package called `gpxgo` [1], which has some code for calculating the moving distance of a given GPX file [2]. [1] https://github.com/tkrajina/gpxgo [2] https:&#x2F
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by abound 3y ago
This looks truly excellent, nice work! I've been using RideWithGPS, which is a great tool, but doesn't scratch my "self-host everything, own my own data" itch, so I'll definitely be checking this out. I've buil
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by abound 3y ago
Very cool! Seems like a similar aesthetic to Sourcehut: open-source, written in Go, a collection of tools geared for hacker-types. There's even some overlap with the paste bin and static site hosting.
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by abound 3y ago
He mentions it in the post, but most people will have come across Daniel via the Nuxt project, it is to Vue what Next is to React (opinionated configuration and directory layout, SSR, etc)
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by abound 3y ago
Great question! I'd never actually checked, but opening up the SQLite database, it looks encrypted. I see a table `batch_upload_items` full of ciphertexts. I'm running the old Python sync server for the time being.
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by abound 3y ago
My understanding is that can be self-hosted as well, it's just slightly more annoying.
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by abound 3y ago
One can self-host the sync server. I do this and it works great across Android and a Linux desktop, including live showing which tabs are open.
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by abound 3y ago
Just did a Costco run so this is fresh for me: broccoli, cauliflower, spinach, carrots, beans (garbanzo, black, cannelini, pinto), brussel sprouts, asparagus, onions, zucchini, mushrooms, tomatoes. The carrots and chickpeas I eat plain some
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by abound 3y ago
> Ultimately, their data will become dominated by noise This was a plot point in a Neal Stephenson novel, "Fall [...]". It's been a while so I'm fuzzy on the details, but one of main characters floods the Internet wit
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by abound 3y ago
Another (also Rust-based) cross-platform mobile app dev kit is crux [1]. I've never used it, but the core idea of "native UIs (i.e. in Kotlin + Swift) with a shared business logic core via IPC" seems like the sweet spot to my
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by abound 3y ago
It's likely Kakoune, which this post has a section dedicated to. There are also other Kakoune-inspired editors that have this Vim-inverted behavior, like Helix.
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by abound 3y ago
Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy has you covered here, with sentient cows engineered to be ecstatic about the thought of being killed for meat.
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by abound 3y ago
Same here. Weightlifting for me is sometimes more of a mental workout than a physical workout. Getting oneself into the headspace to "go for broke" on that final set is crazy taxing and requires a ton of focus, especially for full
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by abound 3y ago
My (very small) tech nonprofit has started doing something similar [1], where everyone contributes to a list of OSS tools we use heavily, and then everyone gives a weight/score to each tool. We then split the pot ($1,000 in 2022, proba
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by abound 3y ago
Similar to sibling comment, mostly just works out of the box. Things I've noticed that are different: - There's no docker.sock API socket by default, which makes sense because Podman doesn't have Docker's daemon-based ar
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by abound 3y ago
> The m_widgets is expected to have only four widgets, but it somehow found itself with ten, and sometimes as many as a hundred widgets.
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by abound 3y ago
This is uncanny, I just discovered ArchiveBox earlier today and set up a self-hosted instance on some home hardware for a collection of bookmarks of useful guides, tutorials, and references I've collected over the years. Setting it up
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by abound 3y ago
In a blog post submitted to HN a few days ago [1], the author mentioned Capsul off-hand, and I was surprised it hasn't been posted before (though it looks like it used to go by a different name, so I might have missed something). Looks
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Capsul – Simple, fast, private compute(capsul.org)
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by abound 3y ago
StuffMadeHere is also an absolute gem. Truly incredible feats of engineering for a single person to tackle, explained in an entertaining way.
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by abound 3y ago
> Opening the history search in vi mode switches to insert mode correctly (#10141). I didn't realize how much this bothered me, but I got unreasonably happy reading that just now, so there was clearly something there. Little QoL imp
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Will add! For what it's worth, it's just my own internal list of tools in this space. I have a few dozen such lists, I'll review one or two of them when building new things in a specific domain that might benefit from such to
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by abound 3y ago
I keep a list of them, I think I originally got most of these from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33592990 * Retool - https://retool.com (not OSS) * OpenBlocks - https://github.com/openbloc
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by abound 3y ago
Firefox's sync service is open source [1], so you can self-host it and update your about:config to point to it. I do this and it works great. (I believe you can even self-host the accounts service if you really want to) Caveat is that
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by abound 3y ago
I can't remember where I heard this, but the idea is that every hobby X is secretly more like four sub-hobbies: 1. People who like to do X 2. People who like to tinker with the stuff around X 3. People who like to talk about doing X 4.
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by abound 3y ago
If one wants server-side analytics with a little more info than the author's "hacky little script", there's always goaccess [1], which functions in broadly the same way. I even use it with Firebase Hosting-hosted sites v
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It's a command line program that outputs SVGs. Here's an example: https://paste.sr.ht/blob/d248dd89f96c6de981bf0870265a63be8e1... (download and open with a browser/SVG viewer) The invocation to generate

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