nirav72

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by nirav72 11mo ago
The initial reaction was - What is that? How do you play the video? I happen to have a old VCR in storage and a USB 2.0 capture dongle. Hooked it up and showed them some old family videos. So their final comment was - why is the video quali
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by nirav72 11mo ago
I bet the reaction was similar to what my teenage kids had when I showed them some VHS tapes I found in storage.
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by nirav72 11mo ago
I played with this a bit today. Only downside is, no easy way to update containers yet. But on the other hand, no more dealing with macvlan or custom docker networks.
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by nirav72 11mo ago
Lemme guess - us-east-1?
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by nirav72 11mo ago
Perfect thanks. I'll give the N97 a go and put it to good use as a dedicated frigate NVR box. It certainly has a much lower power draw than my Unraid server.
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by nirav72 11mo ago
I've been debating if I should move my frigate off an aging Unraid server to spare mini PC with Proxmox. The mini has a N97 with 16gb ram. How cameras do you have in your frigate instance on that N97? Just wondering if a N97 is capa
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by nirav72 11mo ago
>It's a relatively involved process No its not. It's a 3-step process with only one in person interview involved. I've helped 2 people go through that process in the last 2 years. 1) Submit an application and fee. Along
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by nirav72 11mo ago
Nice! One suggestion - please add AM4 socket boards. With current memory prices, AM5 with DDR5 is becoming unattainable for some. DDR4 prices are rising as well. But not nearly as bad as DDR5.
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by nirav72 11mo ago
Hopefully parts are still available.
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by nirav72 11mo ago
> my home internet goes, currently the devices disconnect from each other. You might be able to solve this by hosting your own control plane such as Headscale. Instead of having Tailscale manage/coordinate all the nodes on tailnet.
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by nirav72 11mo ago
I just wish they had Apple level inventory on hand. Sometimes I’ve waited months for product or component to be back in stock. Then gone in matter of hours. Currently waiting on the G4 pro doorbell. (WiFi version).
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by nirav72 1y ago
Anyone know if there is a similar selfhosted/run local option?
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by nirav72 1y ago
Thats been my experience also. I’m able to get better answers related obscure tech we use at work on gemini than chatgpt or any other llm.
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by nirav72 1y ago
by the way - You can use Global Entry ID# for precheck during domestic travel. My precheck was expiring and I had called specifically for a question. Their support person told me that since I recently signed up for global entry, I didn&#x27
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by nirav72 1y ago
Whats the most common reason they’ve harnessed you over? Just wondering if they’re going based on prior issue on file? I’m of Indian descent , born and raised in the U.S - I must be the lucky one. Because I’ve never had any issues. Enterin
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by nirav72 1y ago
Is this even reversible without crashing the housing market? Considering that most Americans that already own homes treat it as part of their retirement nest egg. Also the cost of building new homes has gone up due to increases in material
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by nirav72 1y ago
I’ve used n8n for local adhoc automation. They had a nice desktop version and had this neat option to export the flow and run it standalone. They got rid of the desktop version. Not sure if there is option to run standalone flows now withou
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by nirav72 1y ago
I don’t think I’ve ever seen a windshield projected HUD showing notifications. Let’s hope that never gets added.
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by nirav72 1y ago
I can't see this lasting. This could go two ways - either large organizations pay up in some other ways to this administration or this is used as a leverage to force India to come to the table. Also that India receives $36 billion in
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by nirav72 1y ago
The specs indicate 6 hours of battery life. Not really something you can use all day.
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by nirav72 1y ago
Not sure HUDs in cars will cause same issues. There aren't a lot of things to read on car HUDs that require direct concentrated focus. Every HUD I've seen have displayed the most minimal information. Usually the speed, map direct
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by nirav72 1y ago
More like technology evolves in spurts. Huge gains within a specific area for 2-3 decades and then only small incremental advancements for the next 2-3 decades.
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by nirav72 1y ago
If you’re concerned about logs being sent by each node in a tailnet , then you’re better off just self-hosting your own tailscale control plain using headscale . You can run it as a container in a NAS. https://subnetsavy.com&#x2
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by nirav72 1y ago
Who has time to read when it's about 'Move fast and break things..." /s
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by nirav72 1y ago
No. Nothing of that scale. I was replying to OP's take on the 3 factors that lead to success in general. I was simply pointing out a 4th factor that plays a big role.
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by nirav72 1y ago
>luck, skill and hard work. Another key component is knowing the right people or the network you're in. I've known a few people that lacked 2 of those 3 things and yet somehow succeeded. Simply because of the people they knew.
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by nirav72 1y ago
I don't exactly have the ideal hardware to run locally - but just ran the 20b in LMStudio with a 3080 Ti (12gb vram) with some offloading to CPU. Ran couple of quick code generation tests. On average about 20t/sec. But response
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by nirav72 1y ago
This is neat. Anyone using these for live charts with real time data?
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by nirav72 1y ago
I can't speak for pros and cons with XCP-Ng. I've been meaning to try out XCP-ng. But feel like there just isn't a large enough community support around it yet. At least not like Proxmox, which has seen a surge in usage and
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by nirav72 1y ago
>Why are people still installing security cameras that are monitored by them? Very few people rarely ever actively monitor their home security cameras these days. I only look at the recorded footage if and only when a predefined event i

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