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by odie5533 11mo ago
It makes SQLite a service that provides you with an authenticated data access layer via a REST API. It is not a wrapper although it does use SQLite as its database.
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by odie5533 11mo ago
Wouldn't men show up a little bit more on the chart? I wonder if it's something more specific to women than just IVF.
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by odie5533 11mo ago
Be careful, your laptop battery life might drop off a cliff. A lot of laptop manufacturers have tightly coupled power integrations with Windows.
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by odie5533 11mo ago
I think the medium is the message here. When I see Arch's home page, I know it will be a hobby OS where there's countless hours of fun in terminal land editing config files. That's how I know it's not for me.
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by odie5533 11mo ago
The level of confidence is pretty incredible. Coming from someone who got hurt by CentOS.
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by odie5533 11mo ago
It's like insurance. If you add up everyone's medical expenses, it's less than we all pay for insurance. But if you're the one getting hit, it matters a lot.
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by odie5533 11mo ago
I think they accidentally convinced too many people to use it and now they can't get rid of it.
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by odie5533 11mo ago
I use basically this but as a button on my MMO mouse.
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by odie5533 11mo ago
I have it bound to a mouse button. Something to try! Also I have "enter" bound to another mouse button. I hold down one to talk, then when it's done transcribing I press enter. I use an MMO Mouse, the $50 Corsair Scimitar.
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by odie5533 11mo ago
When you've added a few more features it will be fine. Obsidian integration sounds cool
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by odie5533 11mo ago
It's literally just the free and open source Handy app with a slightly darker theme. Even your sales pitch is just lifted from Handy.
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by odie5533 11mo ago
Handy https://handy.computer/ is a free and open source voice transcription app. Works on macOS, Linux, and Windows, and you can pick which model. Everything runs locally. There is no API. I use the app constantly, all day
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by odie5533 11mo ago
SSK and Transcend sell USB-C SSD thumb drives with speeds of 1000 MB/s. They're SSDs though, not flash memory, but they are thumb drives, not big boxes.
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by odie5533 1y ago
They are both free in Cursor right now.
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by odie5533 1y ago
I find the fast models good for rapidly iterating UI changes with voice chat. Like "add some padding above the text box" or "right align the button". But I find the fast models useless for deep coding work. But a fast mo
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by odie5533 1y ago
There don't seem to be great web frameworks like Flask, Django, or FastAPI for Nim.
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by odie5533 1y ago
Setting up ETL pipelines is for highly technical users. Using SSLMate as described was something that was considerably easier.
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by odie5533 1y ago
I just want to pay $50 and have a single version I can download that doesn't need to auto-update and that I can use as long as I want.
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by odie5533 1y ago
Now that the basic tools are all free, they no longer make money. AI features are the only thing that makes money, so all development is going to funneled into the AI features exclusively.
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by odie5533 1y ago
How fast is failover?
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by odie5533 1y ago
Microsoft won't even publicly say how much they paid to help demolish the East Wing of the White House. https://www.cnbc.com/2025/10/23/trump-white-house-east-wing-...
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by odie5533 1y ago
But you know well that they'll keep the same number of ads and just profit from the better targeting. They're not going to cut back on the ads
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by odie5533 1y ago
The language clearly says "If you use an LLM [...] to make any kind of contribution".
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by odie5533 1y ago
Tab completions by LLM are code generated by an LLM.
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by odie5533 1y ago
Does it run Sentry and I can send logs, metrics, and traces to it, and the queries are fast?
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by odie5533 1y ago
Load balancers, IAM roles, kubernetes upgrades, postgres upgrades, security settings, DNS records, http routes... there's a lot that can go wrong and makes it useful to have a staging environment.
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by odie5533 1y ago
At $55/mo, they could buy another server in another state.
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by odie5533 1y ago
From what I read, they're using them as dev environments. Like running many services at once for a single developer to tie into. That's why they wanted multiple ones, one for each dev.
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by odie5533 1y ago
I think OP is using these less as staging and more as dev environments for individual developers. That seems like a great use of a single server to me. I'd still like a staging + prod, but keeping the dev environments on a separate bee
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by odie5533 1y ago
Ideally these things should go in an Ansible playbook or whatever people are using these days to manage their pets.

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