mystifyingpoi

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by mystifyingpoi 5mo ago
I was hit by the fire outage too, and the response was... mixed. I was able to start a new VPS in different region the same day and reconfigure everything, but data on the old instance has been lost. They also kept double-billing me for 3 m
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by mystifyingpoi 5mo ago
> Same as ARM nodes a few years ago: cheaper, denser, widely available – still not the default choice. And rightfully so. Not everything can be guaranteed to work on ARM. It would confuse the hell out of less experienced people trying to
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by mystifyingpoi 5mo ago
Right, I mean that the logic of creating the packet was in the output tokens, sure. But the actual sending of the packet was done by bash command.
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by mystifyingpoi 6mo ago
Oh, they are. It's just that the harness around it is able to pick up the commands it "autocompletes" and runs them for you. LLM can't run anything, it never could.
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by mystifyingpoi 6mo ago
Don't hate the player, hate the game.
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by mystifyingpoi 6mo ago
Don't buy Pixel 10a, 9a is almost exactly the same thing and still sold new.
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by mystifyingpoi 6mo ago
> Could people snatch a QR code on my paper ticket That's a feature, not a bug. It means you can sell the ticket if you can't make it. Thankfully (/s) we have Ticketmaster with rolling codes now, so, no reselling.
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by mystifyingpoi 6mo ago
What's the difference here between adding the "custom pass" and just taking a photo of QR code? Just the fact that it is stored in Wallet instead of photos folder?
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by mystifyingpoi 6mo ago
> if I run my "build" processes (npm, composer, etc) on the server at deploy time It's perfectly fine, as long as you accept the risks and downsides. Your IP can get ratelimited for Docker Hub. The build process can exhaus
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by mystifyingpoi 6mo ago
> there are stricter routines which intentionally cause friction, such as creating tickets While this sounds sensible, in my experience it often becomes just a convoluted punishment for people involved in the alert firing. In general, pe
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by mystifyingpoi 6mo ago
This is extremely niche. 99.9% of Kubernetes deployments will never need such nesting. It could be useful for testing tooling (I guess maybe operators?) without recreating the "top-level" cluster all the time. Also it's a fun
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by mystifyingpoi 6mo ago
> a cheap way to add 8–16 inputs to my PC The cheapest option is probably some Behringer mixer with enough inputs and multitrack interface over USB, like XR18.
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by mystifyingpoi 6mo ago
> doesn't it already do SDN out of the box Yes and no. Kubernetes defines specification about network behavior (in form of CNI), but it contains no actual implementation. You have to install the network plugin basically as the first
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by mystifyingpoi 6mo ago
> For one, acquiring an instrument is expensive - even secondhand Depends on the instrument. You can get a completely new Harley Benton electric guitar for sub-$200. > Sure, if you got a free-standing house Sure, trumpets and classica
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by mystifyingpoi 6mo ago
This will definitely work, but it's not really even necessary. Just have some pre-connect script, that checks if the host is already "configured", and if not, then one-shot some Ansible playbook (or bash even) that installs w
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by mystifyingpoi 7mo ago
This is the solution, but it is 1) expensive and 2) Thunderbolt cables are quite short compared to regular USB-C.
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by mystifyingpoi 7mo ago
Why would a car repair shop need a website for? All I care about is the phone number, with the hope that someone will pick it up. IDK about the world, but in Poland every single mechanic I know has no downtime at all. The better ones have q
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by mystifyingpoi 7mo ago
I believe that. Probably 95% of my support calls to online shops are about order status (aka: the website shows "in preparation" for a week already, I need to talk to a real person).
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by mystifyingpoi 7mo ago
Could you suggest an alternative then? Something that is feature complete with SSH server, and also free.
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by mystifyingpoi 8mo ago
Interesting, I own an E14 and it charges with 12V PD profile, stock ugreen powerbank. Maybe they differ across models?
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by mystifyingpoi 8mo ago
I agree, top feature. Combined with things like "extract method" makes mundane refactorings super fast.
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by mystifyingpoi 8mo ago
> I don't know how bad the spam problem was there For every legit paper mail, I've had 5-10 garbage leaflet advertisements shoved into my mailbox by half-legally working teenagers earning $1-2/h in exchange for everyone&#x
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by mystifyingpoi 8mo ago
There are people like this, although very small minority. I've met one at university - he was probably the first person to have Windows 8 laptop with a touchscreen, showing off to everyone how cool is was (at that time). He was also re
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by mystifyingpoi 8mo ago
> staggering employee start times Immediately reminds me of Severance.
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by mystifyingpoi 8mo ago
I work at a company of ~200 people and I already don't recognize everyone. Seeing an unknown face, I just assume they are from some distant team that I never had to interact with, say hi and move on.
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by mystifyingpoi 8mo ago
While I've considered all the AI-inspired seasons of Sillicon Valley a bit boring and repetitive (mostly because AI is the deus ex machina there), some of this stuff actually is real now. You can actually have AI that optimizes itself.
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by mystifyingpoi 8mo ago
> If your primary load exceeds 30% (CPU util), consider adding read replicas. I'm not an expert, but isn't this excessive? In theory you could triple the load and still have slack. I'd actually try to scale down, not up.
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by mystifyingpoi 8mo ago
> And you can use a local LLM That ship has sailed a long time ago. It's of course possible, if you are willing to invest a few thousand dollars extra for the graphics card rig + pay for power.
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by mystifyingpoi 8mo ago
For a machine that must run 24/7 or at least most of the day, the next best alternative to a separate computer is a cheap Linux VPS. Most people don't want to fiddle with such setup, so they go for Mac Minis. Even the lower spec o
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by mystifyingpoi 8mo ago
I like that, this name tells you all about the security implications. Like, your user data could be penetrated.

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