kuon

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by kuon 2y ago
I think when I looked it was still half closed source or something, or maybe I was mislead by something I read. To be honest I didn't take the time to properly investigate it.
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by kuon 2y ago
Migration to victoria metrics has been on my list for nearly a year, but the licensing of it always scared me a bit. My main issue is CPU and memory usage of prometheus, so maybe this upgrade will fix that.
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by kuon 2y ago
How can the GET request be modified if it uses HTTPS? You can spoof certificates on iOS devices with dev tools?
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by kuon 2y ago
RFC 3339 should be preferred to iso, but it does not solve the wall clock issue. In a calendar application I worked on, we use city name and lat/lng + "naive" timestamp (yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm or moon based date or other specialtie
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by kuon 2y ago
ISO is non free garbage which is not helping the software ecosystem. Take ISO 8601, it is overly complicated, not implemented correctly most of the time as maintainers used a free draft and it does not actually solve anything properly. (For
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by kuon 2y ago
I love XMMP and I use it in different contexts, but there is one thing I miss is GIF integration like discord. I guess I could try to write a gajim plugin to integrate tenor or giphy. This aside, it is much easier to integrate than matrix,
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by kuon 2y ago
I have 10Gbit/s guaranteed with 100Gbit/s burst.
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by kuon 2y ago
No, dedicated business fiber from sunrise.
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by kuon 2y ago
I am in Switzerland where you have 25Gbit/s for about 70$/month so I understand that this might be an exception. But even if it is 10 000$/month, it is still widely cheaper than cloud bandwidth. https://www.init7.n
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by kuon 2y ago
Yes, but for example a 10Gbit/s pipe is about 3PB of transfer capacity per month which is about 150 000$/month in S3 traffic. A 40kW UPS which can handle about 2 racks (2x42U) of high density servers, with a generator cost about 5
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by kuon 2y ago
I'm in Switzerland, so maybe I am biased, I have 10Gbit/s dedicated on a 100Gbit/s link for about 600$/month. In practice I have 25Gbit/s with most datacenters in europe, 100Gbit/s with some that are close (OVH
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by kuon 2y ago
You can have a 100Gb uplink on a dedicated fibre for less than 1000$/month now. Which is insanely less than cloud bandwidth. Of course there are tons of other costs, but that alone can suffice to justify moving out of the cloud for ban
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by kuon 2y ago
I don't have open source code base to share but here it how it looks like: // the_nif.zig fn init_imp( env: ?*erl.ErlNifEnv, argc: c_int, argv: [*c]const erl.ERL_NIF_TERM
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by kuon 2y ago
I use zig a lot in elixir nif, for things like audio and video processing, it works great. But I do not use zigler as I prefer the code to live in their own codebases. But zigler is really nice and it provides an easy way to do computationa
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by kuon 2y ago
BH -> by
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by kuon 2y ago
I keep eveverything in the digikey/supplier bag and I put a label on it with a box number and an item number. Then I put about 50 bags in the transparent IKEA boxes. And I label the box. Bags in boxes are sorted BH item number.
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by kuon 2y ago
I'm a rust,zig and elixir developer and I had to work on a large typescript project that use zod. I felt like I was being punished for everything. (Maybe some things were project specific so I am not saying this as an absolute) It&#x27
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by kuon 2y ago
Just use Phoenix and live view. Prototype is easy and fast. Scales well to very large user base on a single node. Interactive client side without even writing JS. I love rust, I really do, I use it for all kind of things. But for web app, t
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by kuon 2y ago
Yeah, that's why I always tell people to buy a domain for email, so they can move it where they want at any time. Hopefully, it becomes more and more standard with email providers. But when you have a long history, the best you can do
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by kuon 2y ago
This and you can allocate prefix for services. Also you can do layer 3 access control because there is no NAT. Also NAT can get messy when chained. One very practical example is that if I am connected with SSH to a server, and connection is
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by kuon 2y ago
An OpenBSD box.
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by kuon 2y ago
Yes but it is XMMP now. It has been working well for us.
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by kuon 2y ago
We tried matrix and element a little while back and it had too many sharp corners. Now we use jabber. It also have some problems but we were able to workaround them. When we did our tests, messages would get dropped, arrive out of order, be
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by kuon 2y ago
About two years ago, when we deployed our datacenter, I insisted for IPv6 first. All out management network is IPv6 only, all kvm, switches, routers... It was a pain and gives nearly no practical advantage (at the time), but the motivation
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by kuon 2y ago
I work with elixir and the docs are really nice, I encourage other languages to take inspiration.
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by kuon 2y ago
I agree. Maybe they should split into separate judiciary entities?
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by kuon 2y ago
Is there torrent of those books we can distribute?
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by kuon 2y ago
Yeah, I build custom solutions. For one customer I built a few custom server using supermicro chassis.
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by kuon 2y ago
I have a few of my customers using AI and they are asking me to build self owned AI server running open source models. With about $20k you can have your own little AI beast and do a lot with it. They do this because proprietary AI models ar
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by kuon 2y ago
I love aerc but I use it with my own mail server that is on the same LAN, which makes it very fast. For HTML, if the mail is too complicated for the text renderer, you can pipe it to your browser with a single key. With this setup, it is qu

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