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by nirav72 3y ago
Last year I spent way too much time wiring up a janky contraption using a raspberry Pico wireless board and couple of optocouplers, so I could simulate a button press on a USB switch used as a KVM between my work notebook and personal PCs.
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by nirav72 3y ago
I'm running it in a container. So I haven't noticed any such issues. Other than having to re-authenticate every few weeks. The container itself is configured to auto restart on failures. But I'll keep an eye on it. Maybe it
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by nirav72 3y ago
yeah this is also fairly common in many East and South-Asian countries. In countries like China, many people leave their children behind in the village with the grandparents, while they go work in the cities.
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by nirav72 3y ago
>dumping ground for is trash generated on the moon. That might be a easier problem to solve on the moon. Considering its much much lower escape velocity. Once someone builds something like a mass-driver on the moon - they can just shoot
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by nirav72 3y ago
Are these treaties binding? I know there can be other repercussions for signatories for violating treaties. But usually there are no clear rules on what the repercussions should be. Also , since signatories are nation-states, not sure how i
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by nirav72 3y ago
Probably because the moon doesn't have property lines and nation-state borders (For now). Vacant lots down here on earth are usually privately owned or by local or national governments.
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As a non API users - I also found the chat interface to be slow on the response. While it did a much better job than ChatGPT with 4 on many coding related interactions I had -Claude 3 pro for the $20/month also has a daily rate limit.
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by nirav72 3y ago
Take a look at icloudpd. I’ve been running it as a container for couple of years now and it’s been sync’ing photos down from my iphone to my NAS. https://github.com/icloud-photos-downloader/icloud_photos_do...
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by nirav72 3y ago
I wouldn’t bother. Probably should wait until someone releases an optimized version.
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Like most people , I'm not making a conscious effort to prepare. But, as a father of two teenage children - I occasionally tell them to enjoy certain foods now, as crop failures might make them rare or prohibitively expensive. Like ban
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by nirav72 3y ago
yeah, I've used plenty of community made tools to de-bloat windows. But that's not the point. We shouldn't have to do that. Especially when its a paid windows license, I shouldn't have to spend time dealing with Micros
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by nirav72 3y ago
No denying that windows these days isn’t stable. Indeed it is. My biggest issue is all the third party crap I never asked for gets installed with it. Not to mention all the Microsoft services that I don’t want to use, but still manage to
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by nirav72 3y ago
Postman has become bloated as well. Takes a lot longer to open up these days. Even on a new machine.
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by nirav72 3y ago
I'm really surprised, considering that they bought darksky. When darksky was active, it was one of most accurate weather apps I had ever used for location specific rain forecast.
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by nirav72 3y ago
Windows Powertoys also has a screen ruler option.
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by nirav72 3y ago
I keep seeing immich mentioned a lot in selfhosting community. Is there a mobile app that can connect to the selfhosted backend server?
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by nirav72 3y ago
Microsoft Tay . Although Tay seemed like more of a bot that was just parroting things people on twitter making it output. It seems like the current crop of LLMs are not even in the same ballpark as Tay.
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by nirav72 3y ago
I've been using commafeed for a few months now. The UI is closest thing to GReader I've seen. It's still a bit light on features compared to other more older and popular self-hosted RSS reader options. But it works well and
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by nirav72 3y ago
I think they're adding lot of these features as incentives to entice users to switch to their subscription service. Not sure what percentage of their users pay for the subscription.
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by nirav72 3y ago
This is nice. I would’ve used one of those ETH mining cases that support multiple GPUs. Ebay has them $100-150 these days.
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by nirav72 3y ago
Same here. I have 2 Raspberry 3 models. They've been running PiHole for ad blocking since 2019. Later I started using them for local DNS and also tailscale nodes. There have been times when I haven't rebooted them for several
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by nirav72 3y ago
He’s a relatively young guy that obviously lives well enough right now to be able wait 20 years.
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by nirav72 3y ago
I see what you mean. Yes, I do verify it or do it in an environment where a mistake isn't going to cripple an application or cause some crisis. But in most cases once it points out the argument for the command or the command name -
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by nirav72 3y ago
The stuff I use it for is usually to recall or find simple information rather than creating textual content. Stuff like looking up some linux command that I've used before, but can't recall specific parameters/arguments or ge
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by nirav72 3y ago
I don't think Apple's intention/expectations were that the masses would buy the Vision Pro. At least not the first couple of iterations. If anything, its more likely a test bed to see if there is a future in it.
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by nirav72 3y ago
Shelly is one of few HA component makers that have an open http API. I love that I can script a CURL call directly against a shelly smart plug.
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Or wasting time going through the crap that google throws up in its search results these days. I find it faster to just ask GPT when I forget some command argument. LLMs have basically replaced the web search engine for me in most day to da
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by nirav72 3y ago
I found windows to be like this. It has no specific order on primary or secondary. However, occasionally it will latch on to one of them and continue sending several lookups to that one.
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by nirav72 3y ago
Alternatively - if someone want to deal with setting up Keepalived and VIP - they can use GravitySync. It's a easy setup. https://github.com/vmstan/gravity-sync
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by nirav72 3y ago
The genetic data could be sold to a third-party that exists outside of any regulations. 23andme allows download of raw data. So its not just genetic profile.

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