djhworld

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by djhworld 9mo ago
I've been beancount'ing for years now As we've crossed into the new year I've switched to a similar directory setup as the OP with 1 file per year. Previously I just had one file that was from 2022 which ended up being l
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by djhworld 11mo ago
My gaming PC sits next to the TV in my living room and I use it like a console, I have one of those cheap blutooth wireless keyboards with trackpad for the really basic iteractions and then I just use a game controller for playing games. Wi
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by djhworld 1y ago
There's something quite pleasing about writing a message and living, at least, with the thought of it causing some physical action (printing) in the real world. I mean, for all we know Andrew probably ran out of printer paper hours ago
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by djhworld 1y ago
Interesting and fun > Workers download, decompress, and materialize their shards into DuckDB databases built from Parquet files. I'm interested to know whether the 5s query time includes this materialization step of downloading the
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by djhworld 1y ago
I use traefik in my home network as the main reverse proxy. I don't use any of the dynamic features though like labels in docker containers etc, all of it is configured using the static configuration. It's been working well but I
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by djhworld 1y ago
I watched the video and enjoyed it, I think the most interesting part to me was running the distributed Llama.cpp, Jeff mentioned it seems to work in a linear fashion where processing would hop between nodes. Which got me thinking about how
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Using LLMs to turn scripts into applications(djharper.dev)
1 points by djhworld 1y ago|0 comments
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by djhworld 1y ago
I really wanted to like the vim-beancount plugin but it's just too buggy for me, so I've always just come crawling back to beancount-mode in emacs. It's the only thing I use emacs for and I use evil mode for vim keybindings :
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by djhworld 1y ago
Over the past year or two I've just been paying for the API access and using open source frontends like LibreChat to access these models. This has been working great for the occasional use, I'd probably top up my account by $10 ev
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by djhworld 1y ago
I've been tempted to use NixOS for my self hosted setup but I just can't bring myself to do it. My setup is quite simple, it's just a few VMs with one docker compose file for each. I have an ansible playbook that copies the d
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by djhworld 1y ago
I've been reading the FAQ on the stop killing games website - they are not arguing for refunds, they're arguing for a EOL plan to be put in place for games > No, we are not asking that at all. We are in favor of publishers endi
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by djhworld 1y ago
With system builds like this I always feel the VRAM is the limiting factor when it comes to what models you can run, and consumer grade stuff tends to max out at 16GB or (somemtimes) 24GB for more expensive models. It does make me wonder wh
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by djhworld 1y ago
I would say I was sad to see it go, but I moved to karakeep (formerly known as Hoarder) a few months ago and it's been a perfect replacement. Most importantly, you can self-host it - which is great. One thing that stood out to me in th
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by djhworld 1y ago
I still do listen to the radio to discover new music, not live shows though but catch-up episodes. It's definitely worth it, yes some of the songs might not be to my taste but at least you get the chance to make that determination your
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by djhworld 1y ago
You can strip the DRM from audible books and create mp4s using ffmpeg. Although, given Amazon’s recent efforts with the kindle, I’m going to say they will probably remove the ability to download books soon
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by djhworld 2y ago
I lost faith in iCloud custom domains a few months ago, I was receiving the usual marketing emails etc fine, but actual person to person emails? Sometimes replies would come through, other times nothing. I thought at first people were just
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by djhworld 2y ago
If you travel in and around the South East, inc. London the service is pretty good, regular although still very very expensive. In the north though it’s a mixed bag, frequently delayed, huge underinvestment, expensive etc.
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by djhworld 2y ago
interesting summary but it's hard to gauge whether this is better/worse than just piping the contents into a much cheaper model.
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by djhworld 2y ago
I get the impression that running LLMs is a pain in general, always seems to need the right incantation of nvidia drivers, linux kernel and a boat load of VRAM, along with making sure the Python ecosystem or whatever you are running for inf
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by djhworld 2y ago
My ISP here in the UK is pretty good, they have fibre going into a little box on the wall which has an ethernet port on the bottom, I've got a Ubiquiti Dream Machine Pro connected to that on the WAN port and it's worked solidly fo
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by djhworld 2y ago
This was so much fun and yet so awful at the same time, I was laughing out loud at some of the escalations. At the end I was losing track of my mouse cursor and fatigue was setting in, the final ending scene was such a calming sense of reli
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by djhworld 2y ago
https://plaintextaccounting.org/ Quite a bit of a ramp up to get used to it, but no other tool outside of spreadsheets comes close to flexibility.
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My Home Network(djharper.dev)
3 points by djhworld 2y ago|1 comments
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by djhworld 2y ago
I wrote this post earlier on the seemingly never ending journey of getting a homelab together a long with a bunch of networky things with mistakes and lessons along the way. It's been somewhat cathartic to write but excrutiating to thi
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by djhworld 2y ago
Extraordinary and beautiful house, thanks for sharing. Do you worry about the upgrade cycle on the hardware? Can't be fun replacing the CPU in lots of machines :D
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No News is Good News: Using AI to auto skip the news on catch-up radio(djharper.dev)
2 points by djhworld 2y ago|0 comments
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by djhworld 2y ago
TP Link Omada ER605, V1 edition I believe the V2 models have updated firmware to support IPV6 firewalling but I made the mistake of buying the V1
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by djhworld 2y ago
My ISP supports ipv6, I spent a while yesterday setting it up because Hetzner VPS’s are slightly cheaper if you opt out of a v4 address so I wanted to try it out. It all worked ok until I noticed I could access open ports on my Mac from the
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by djhworld 2y ago
I think this is really cool as a sort of art piece? It's very dreamlike and unsettling, especially with the music
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by djhworld 2y ago
I last looked at LetsEncrypt maybe 8-9 years ago, I thought it was awesome but not suitable for my internal stuff due to the http challenge requirement, so I went down the self signed CA route and stuck with that, and didn’t really keep up

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