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by cheschire 4mo ago
Yeah lol I considered it but i hit my token max so often that I didn’t want to be deep in a development cycle and suddenly have to wait 4 more hours because my maintenance chat boiled over. So keeping the trigger manual at least gives me th
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by cheschire 4mo ago
Mice tumors, the scourge of humanity.
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by cheschire 4mo ago
The headline: “It's true. I don't maintain my homelab… it maintains itself.” So using AI is not the point of the article but neither was it mine. My point was I also attempt to implement homelab automation rather than manual maint
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by cheschire 4mo ago
I suspect my approach is even more controversial… I just open Claude code and type /routine-maintenance and it reads the skill file, logs into all my systems on my home network and runs updates, validate backups are still healthy, upd
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by cheschire 4mo ago
by Tim the Particle Man Taylor
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by cheschire 4mo ago
Not to mention the three separate dedicated 15A circuits you would need to have installed in order to run the 3x 2000W power supplies running ideally at no more than 1400W sustained load each. And definitely would need 200A service to the h
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by cheschire 4mo ago
I was a very early adopter in my circles with AI and I shared it with many people. Strangely, I seem to be the most skeptical about AI in my circles as well, but because I was the gateway for a many folks, they want to come back and share t
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by cheschire 4mo ago
I only use one remote. The tv remote. I just enable HDMI-CEC I keep the Apple TV remote around for extremely rare situations where that doesn’t work but even then, my cell phone has a built in Apple TV remote as well, which makes it even le
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Teen summer employment is headed for its worst year since 1948(fortune.com)
5 points by cheschire 4mo ago|2 comments
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by cheschire 4mo ago
https://archive.is/KZ1lV
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by cheschire 4mo ago
To the beach. To relax. Don’t become a burden on other countries. Learn the language first if you really must move. Edit: Interesting how controversial my take seems to be. I’ve seen votes on this post go up and down multiple times. Why onl
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by cheschire 4mo ago
It’s a fine analogy and you’re just showing off your game of thrones knowledge.
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by cheschire 4mo ago
Haves and have nots. We aren’t wealthy enough to have the hardware that would make this good. The people who have the money to buy a spare maxed out Mac mini just don’t get it. I see lots of folks with RTX 6000’s in threads like these. Or a
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by cheschire 4mo ago
“OwnCloud infinite scale” is written in Go. But ownCloud 10 is php. I tried for weeks to get OCIS working but gave up and went back to ownCloud 10. They’re committed to security updates for 10 but it’s a small company. I doubt it will get m
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by cheschire 4mo ago
https://archive.is/0WxtP
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by cheschire 4mo ago
In my experience the resistance seems to come from the sense of “waste” that comes from buying a specialized vehicle. Anecdotally the folks I talk to (all blue-collar “commoners”) are overly focused on buying the eierlegende Wollmilchsau[0]
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by cheschire 4mo ago
I mean, you can see how a kastenwagen nutzfahrzeug is a very different vehicle from a consumer mid-size pickup, right? Sure, technically some would call the vehicle you linked a pickup, and technically German law still identifies the consum
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by cheschire 4mo ago
Network storage does not handle the online/offline switching as transparently as OneDrive (or other cloud storage). For large enterprises that old architecture you refer to means long lead times on network and storage outage notificati
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by cheschire 5mo ago
its shocking people don't realize you're being ironic
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Bricks and Minifigs Parts Ways with Franchise Owners(bricksandminifigs.com)
24 points by cheschire 5mo ago|9 comments
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by cheschire 5mo ago
related from last week: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48314136
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by cheschire 5mo ago
Don’t fall for the hype cycle. Just wait till the blogosphere confirms that it’s useful stuff. I doubt you’ll feel so strongly in a month or two.
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by cheschire 5mo ago
Yep. Lived for multiple decades in the US and also in Europe. But, as with most things, the US is too big for any one persons experience to be universally applicable. As I said, it’s what most people express that I talk to. But that doesn’t
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by cheschire 5mo ago
I must be the weirdo for not wanting to feel unsettled like that. Doesn’t reality have enough unsettling stuff? Why pile onto that? Give me comedy. Oh how I miss the 90 minute comedy movie.
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by cheschire 5mo ago
50Hz is what European power runs at, as opposed to North American 60Hz. This had some correlation to the analog film frame rates being 25 fps in Europe and nearly 30 fps in America, though I’m not entirely sure what the cause was. Nowadays
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by cheschire 5mo ago
Zero mention of wait times in the US compared to other countries. Pretty sure that's the chief complaint in most countries that have free-ish healthcare.
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by cheschire 5mo ago
moving all of the fast and breaking all of the things
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by cheschire 5mo ago
Feels like a sign of the times that I expect half the comments here to be paid astroturfing about how amazing creatine is.
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by cheschire 5mo ago
Absolutely. I can't tell you how many times I've been in a conversation and halfway through a sentence I need to whip out AI to scratch the mental itch so I can continue with the conversation. But prior to this I would rabbit hole
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by cheschire 5mo ago
I’m interested what you believe the intent of your message to be. You’re talking to a COO that just raised money as if you’re mentoring someone about to approach VCs for the first time. Hugely patronizing attitudes often just get a pass her

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