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by cweagans 1y ago
"JSON Query" is kind of a long name. You should find a way to shorten it. Maybe "jQuery" or something along those lines :P
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by cweagans 1y ago
Do you actually care if the requests were made on some specific calendar day? Or do you just want to make sure that heavy users are paying more and/or people aren't abusing your system? Instead of tying your quotas to calendar day
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by cweagans 1y ago
You might consider some of the pre made stuff at https://www.csunplugged.org/en/
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by cweagans 1y ago
I genuinely can't tell if this is satire.
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by cweagans 1y ago
IRC -> Slack was basically a less capable electron based GUI on top of what IRC offered. Imagine a less capable electron based GUI on top of what emacs offers and I bet you'd get reasonably close to vscode.
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by cweagans 1y ago
The product that OP is building is a todo list. Rails or Laravel would have both worked just fine. Elixir/Phoenix are neat technologies, but I get the sense that this decision was primarily "because I want to" rather than any
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by cweagans 1y ago
Don’t even need connect! You can use a service account token. Retries if 1pass is down or whatever too!
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MX Master 4: An Extension of My Hand in Mouse Form(cweagans.net)
2 points by cweagans 1y ago|0 comments
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by cweagans 1y ago
> Digging Sops too for managing secrets. I was using Ansible Vault before which worked but was weirdly cumbersome to automate (go figure), and Sops seems to Just Work™. I considered both of those and ended up using the External Secrets O
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by cweagans 1y ago
> I kept waiting for the description of what it would be used for, but there was only a passing reference to learning how to run AI workloads. Future posts will address some of this. :)
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by cweagans 1y ago
> For those not keeping count, total hardware spend is in the 13k-20k USD ballpark, by my count. Yep! Right around the $13.5k mark. > This homelab does seem compute focused, which might be right for OP but is normally a mistake that p
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by cweagans 1y ago
This is definitely one of the purchasing decisions that I regret. My backups are robust and trustworthy enough that I don't have data loss concerns, but the software is atrocious and the customizability is extremely limited. e.g. I wan
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by cweagans 1y ago
How do you know if it's overkill without knowing anything about what I am/will be running on it? Certainly, there are projects for which this setup might be appropriately sized, wouldn't you think? Incidentally, this setup d
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by cweagans 1y ago
Hey hey! Good to see you here! Talos is absolutely incredible. There's a learning curve to it, but it's not as steep as it seems. I started with Ansible, but found myself getting really annoyed at the amount of YAML I was shovelin
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by cweagans 1y ago
Regrettably, I have not made money from my home lab. Yet. :)
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by cweagans 1y ago
Peak draw for the entire cabinet with everything running full bore cannot/will not exceed 1800W (by design).
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by cweagans 1y ago
I'm currently sitting at < 200W, but I expect that to go up with a higher workload. The SER9s idle at 5-7W, but they can run at 50-60W sustained without thermal throttling. Some reviewers have claimed that they can run at 75-80W sus
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by cweagans 1y ago
We may be optimizing for different needs. For instance, while I was able to get a significant amount of extra height, I didn't have a lot of cabinet depth to work with, which is somewhat limiting for traditional server hardware. Ther
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by cweagans 1y ago
You read that right. Currently, the DR plan is "replace/repair the machine and bring everything back up from a backup". It's not a good plan, but it's also only the short term plan. Longer term, I'll likely add
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by cweagans 1y ago
I am very much on board with this line of thinking. Because things are still somewhat in flux, it was much easier to plan for excess cabling and have a place for that cabling to live in the rack so that things can be moved if needed. I&#x27
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by cweagans 1y ago
Soon :)
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Leveling Up My Homelab(cweagans.net)
98 points by cweagans 1y ago|82 comments
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by cweagans 1y ago
Do you have a writeup about this somewhere? I'd love to know more.
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by cweagans 1y ago
Targeting ads at an aggregate demographic (like you would with a billboard) is not the same as targeting ads at a specific person because they match a desired demographic. It would be more like some guy with a sign recognizing you and run
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by cweagans 1y ago
That is an orthogonal solution to SSO. I have many apps in my home lab. It doesn't make sense to have individual credentials for everything, even if it is effectively free to keep track of them. Rotating dozens of passwords (even spr
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by cweagans 1y ago
SSO is not an enterprise feature :( https://sso.tax I'm using OIDC SSO (via Pocket ID) just for my own sanity. I don't want or need multiple sets of credentials for my home lab applications.
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by cweagans 1y ago
What if I told you that you didn’t even really need javascript for most things - even more involved web apps. HTML and CSS is plenty for many things.
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by cweagans 1y ago
What if I told you that you didn't need jQuery either.
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by cweagans 1y ago
> Currently using alacritty. Also considering WezTerm. Highly recommend wezterm. That’s what enabled me to do this: https://cweagans.net/2023/09/application-specific-terminals/ You might also be intereste
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by cweagans 1y ago
You should check out Ben Eater's channel on YouTube. He has a series about building an 8 bit computer from scratch + another one about building a 6502-based computer. It's very very accessible if you know some really basic hardwar

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