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dugite-code
3y ago
Sending requires quite a large volume for the big players to allow you to play. The only viable option for small servers is to use a SMTP relay service. Amazon's was a pain to get out of the sandbox mode but has been reliable and most
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3y ago
Gmail and Microsoft require a certain volume of email hitting their servers otherwise they forget you exist. I ended up switching to using Amazon's SES service to keep my selfhosted server running. I use seperate emails for each servic
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3y ago
Depends on how well programed the bot is I guess. Personaly I use the encrypted packet port knocking package fwknop on my home server to hide the ssh port until I need it.
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3y ago
Isn't the expensive part of LLM's the training? My understanding is once they are trained they can often be optimized to run quite cheaply. Not as cheaply as a well designed program but cheaply enough it shouldn't be too proh
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3y ago
I belive the existing integrations typically use Openai compatible api's and just need a seperate docker image or bare metal deployment for the local instances. Other than that it's just installing a Nextcloud app and pluging in a
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3y ago
Because Nextcloud is made in PHP and it's not a bad language? It's been a long time since PHP5
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3y ago
There is an Auto upload function in the Nextcloud APP, I believe it works on IOS
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3y ago
Well I for one would like to say I truly appreciate the brilliant work you have done. The app is a joy to use and I have had several coworkers ask what website I was using when I show them something. Your work has given me reminders to memo
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3y ago
The Nextcloud App (Not the Memories Nextcloud app) allows taking a photo that goes directly to the server. It's also got a Scan document feature that I use to scan to a Paperless folder for processing.
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3y ago
I've been using it for quite a while and had no issues with the app at all. Only one hick-up with Nextcloud itself but that was really my fault if I'm honest
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3y ago
Nextcloud has some neural network integrations so implementing something like that might be possible. The Memories app can already use the Recognize app for the smart tags for Photos. Combining it with "The Search Page" app makes
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3y ago
> I assert it is trivial to not buy Apple products, easy to make alternatives to Apple products and easy to buy feature equivalent devices to Apple products. Swap the name Apple with Microsoft and you might see a different perspective. M
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3y ago
The problem is most people only use them to set timers, start spoitfy and maybe turn on a light or two. They lack discoverability and so make poor shopping portals setting a hard cap on what other revenue sources can be found for them. Th
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3y ago
And it's well timed with HomeAssistant's new voice interaction developments. That and the news of how unprofitable Amazon and google home's offerings are.
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> Any app that renders Markdown should be able to do it. Sure but I can't interact with them the same way as I do in Obsidian. It's an electron app so it's already heavy on the web based tech. Currently I export my notes a
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3y ago
The big gap I would love to be solved is a, preferably selfhosted, browser based view into my notes. That way I could access my notes from computers you can't or won't install obsidian on. If it was open source that would be more
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3y ago
Heck even in a single user environment like my homelab SSO is the simpler option.
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> only enterprises care about SSO. Well that's just fundamentally not true any longer with OIDC. There are even simple OIDC auth plugins for reverse proxies now. It's what I consider a fairly basic feature in this day and age a
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3y ago
Almost certainly, but It's one of of these "I can't believe I never knew this, it's so obvious!" things.
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Bookmarklets are seriously undervalued. This is a simple and more importantly readable fix for the issue.
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I honestly didn't know about Ctrl-G. You my have significantly changed my life!
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Hell just hijacking any standard browser controls is infuriating when it catches you out when you're just not paying complete attention. Edit: Apparently Firefox has the `permissions.default.shortcuts` config option UNKNOWN: Services.p
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3y ago
It's arguable that one of the issues Android has in this regard is it has become less open as time goes by, making it look just as bad in regulatory eyes. More locked down and more core functionality being put into proprietary apps in
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Gave this a shot on my Home server that's running a bunch of docker containers. It certainly feels like it's improved performance over the network. Next step is to run a bunch of benchmarks.
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The problem here is they apparently DID corner the market in some area's. With apparently nearly 70% of some area's Realtors using the software. Given rents went up 18% across the US between 2017 to 2022 (and I believe it's c
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> Vacancies kill returns. Unless you can guarantee prices will rise, then you just recoup lost revenue when it's next occupied.
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I think the argument in this case is the algorithm is effectively acting as a single agent that will always come to a fixed price and is actively recommending having vacancies to prevent competition. Where as if individuals are assessing th
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3y ago
Youtube still has RSS feeds thankfully, although they did kill the subscription OPML export
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> fingers are still weird Also keep an eye on teeth and high contrast text. Anything small and prone to distortion in low resolution video and images used to train this stuff.
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3y ago
And further down the page the: "The camera follows behind a white vintage SUV with a black roof": The letters clearly wobble inconsistently. "A drone camera circles around a beautiful historic church built on a rocky outcropp
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