nucleardog

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by nucleardog 8mo ago
I... Well, I had started explaining point by point how wrong this is but frankly the answer is just "all of it, very". I've driven summer tires, all season tires, winter tires, and studded winter tires in every season in Cana
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by nucleardog 8mo ago
I just fired up a container on my laptop... running on kubernetes... running in a linux VM. It's lightly dynamic (no database or filesystem I/O). While I've also got enough other stuff running that my 15 min load average is a
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by nucleardog 9mo ago
When I look back, seems to me the default was sort of "anything can copy and modify anything" because without additional measures or rules... what's stopping them? We added copyright as a time-limited exclusivity available to
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by nucleardog 9mo ago
Maybe you just have a shit vacuum. Our cordless, on the highest suction setting, is bordering on unusable. The effort to move it across carpet becomes quite high. Trying to roll it on an area rug tends to cause it to drag the rug around, an
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by nucleardog 9mo ago
> I don't know who this is for. I think I could build a pretty clean and stylish looking office out of it. No laptop banging around, no PC to hide away, etc. Could throw this on a minimalist or partially glass desk with an (unfortun
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by nucleardog 9mo ago
When your immune system activity increases, generally so does your heart rate. It's fairly common to get sick and have an increased heart rate. A quick search for "heart rate when sick" will turn up a number of results explai
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by nucleardog 9mo ago
> So the question to ask yourself is -- if this was a deliberate interaction that cloudfare was required to participate in via a warrant, would they legally even be allowed to publish a blog post that contradicted this? So you're pr
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by nucleardog 10mo ago
So far, yes. I could justify it a number of ways, but the honest answer is "expiring these is more work that just hasn't been needed yet". We hit a handful of bad actors, banned them, have heard no negative outcomes, and ther
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by nucleardog 10mo ago
Yeah, this is where I landed a while ago. What problem am I _really_ trying to solve? For some people it's an ideological one--we don't want AI vacuuming up all of our content. For those, "is this an AI user?" is a usefu
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by nucleardog 10mo ago
Not sure how much that would help overall. Unless it's completely clear that it's not a gun, the reviewer is essentially always going to pull the alarm. The risk of a false alarm is going to be seen as minimal, while the risk of a
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by nucleardog 10mo ago
This same comment could be posted verbatim on practically any past discussion about terrible things that have happened and been happening. At what point is it fair to raise or discuss the bigger problems?
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by nucleardog 10mo ago
> You sometimes see this with real live humans who have lived in multiple counties. Also very common with... most Canadians. We officially use an English closer to British English (Zed not zee, honour not honor) however geographically an
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by nucleardog 11mo ago
> Still, obviously, nothing you can do, or the driver in general. You could... fix it? All headlights can be aimed. Even the "auto-levelling" ones have adjustments. I'm sure there are some where it requires some dealer-onl
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by nucleardog 11mo ago
Yep, this is basically how I'd implement it if I needed to. Just tackle the problem in reverse here: Don't assume users are good and try and track which are bad, assume users are bad and track which are good. Look at the HN karma
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by nucleardog 11mo ago
How are you liking the FW12 so far? I've got the FW16 and have been very happy with it, but the portability isn't great given the size. No regrets given it was and always will spend 90% of its time on a desk. I've been consid
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by nucleardog 11mo ago
This is more or less the approach Apple's "pkl" takes. You define your data in the "pkl language", then it outputs it as yaml, json, xml, apple property list, or other formats. You feed in something like: apiV
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by nucleardog 11mo ago
On the topic of stickers--bought an iPad for an elderly relative and it came with some Apple logo stickers. I snagged them, figured it was a fair price to charge. One currently sits on my Framework over the Framework logo. The edge of the F
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by nucleardog 11mo ago
I basically never applied a sticker to any laptop I owned until I got a Framework. Just hoarded them like a dragon sitting on his pile of sticker-gold. Finally figured hey, I might have this laptop more than a single upgrade cycle... it&#x2
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by nucleardog 11mo ago
I think "people" deserves clarification: Almost the entire thing was written by a single person and with a _seriously_ impressive feature set. The launch video is well worth a quick watch: https://www.youtube.com/w
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by nucleardog 11mo ago
> Sadly for the general Dropbox replacement I haven't found anything either. I had really good luck with Seafile[0]. It's not a full groupware solution, just primarily a really good file syncing/Dropbox solution. Upsides a
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by nucleardog 1y ago
Only slightly related, but it gave me a laugh-- Wise needed beneficial ownership documentation for my business account. Presumably this was part of the whole KYC/AML/etc dance. There's no standard form I could find for this,
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by nucleardog 1y ago
> If they made it easy to hold USD and/or forex/fees on international card charges were reasonable, Wise wouldn't be needed in most cases. Yeah, if the banks could provide a service similar to Wise I'd happily use a
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by nucleardog 1y ago
> We have standard colors for this as well (as do most jurisdictions), neutral is always blue but the phases are Brown, Black and Grey Never even thought about the fact that different regions may have different colour standards. This exp
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by nucleardog 1y ago
> you mean, docker? Everything you can do in docker, you can do with jails. Jails provide the same sort of primitive as cgroups et al wrapped up into the concept of an OCI container, yes. But lack the entire ecosystem of tooling and serv
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by nucleardog 1y ago
In a scenario where what we're doing is describing and assigning work to someone, having them paste that into an LLM, sending the LLM changes to me to review, me reviewing the LLM output, them pasting that back into the LLM and sending
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by nucleardog 1y ago
> It feels magical to have the PoE injector tucked in a cupboard with the optical network terminal, and outside Narnia, the router has only one cable going to it. Last time I remember feeling like that was the day I unplugged a RB5009 an
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by nucleardog 1y ago
I did. Implemented a "simple" solution (simple for anyone who is going to be setting up their own IP camera system and NVR): Cameras are on their own VLAN. Port isolation is enabled so they can't connect to each other. Only c
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by nucleardog 1y ago
> anyone had a hard experience setting it up? Nothing useful to add, just a "no". I wasn't trying to do GPU passthrough but instead passthrough a PCI card with four independent USB controllers so I could allocate those por
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by nucleardog 1y ago
To be clear, I'm not advocating for this or trying to suggest it's a good thing. That's just reality as I see it. If my site's offline at the same time as the BBC has front page articles about how AWS is down and it&#x27
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by nucleardog 1y ago
cURL is an amazing tool, but it's more "HTTP client" and less "full blown API client". The page even sort of acknowledges this... saying you manage your environments with environment variables. It doesn't menti

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