oulipo

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1. 151.▲
   by oulipo 1y ago

   I still don't really understand the real "advantages" of such an architecture, over, say, a centralized Postgres server, which can process just as much data no?
2. 152.▲
   by oulipo 1y ago

   I've had a lot of issues with resources located at Falkenstein, there seems to be issue at that particular location. I've moved to other locations, and so far it's running fine
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   by oulipo 1y ago

   AI has (some limited) benefits, and many huge and proven drawbacks (used in the Israel genocide, used to disrupt elections in the US and Europe, used to spy on people) So yes, there's a healthy criticism of blindly allowing a few multi
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   by oulipo 1y ago

   Shouldn't we all move to `mise-en-place` https://mise.jdx.dev/ as it is a kind of meta-package provider which works with a lot of those packaging systems?
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   by oulipo 1y ago

   Interesting, they mention that it's more carbon-efficient than steel and concrete, but they don't give an estimate of the energy required to produce such material?
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   by oulipo 1y ago

   I'm not so sure what do you mean by "queue-like and streaming consumption patterns" ? a stream is a form of queue for me no?
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   by oulipo 1y ago

   I was going to go for Redpanda, what would be the pro/cons of Pulsar you think?
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   by oulipo 1y ago

   Have you tried both EMQx and VerneMQ and would you specifically recommend one over the other? I don't have experience with VerneMQ
9. 159.▲
   by oulipo 1y ago

   Wouldn't more modern implementations like EMQx be better suited for HA ?
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    Park Power(leaflet.pub)

    1 points by oulipo 1y ago|1 comments
11. 161.▲
    by oulipo 1y ago

    Love this idea. (Also love the https://about.leaflet.pub publishing platform)
12. 162.▲
    by oulipo 1y ago

    if you're referring to SSH keys, you can use something like 1Password which stores them encrypted and syncs them in the cloud, so you keep them even if you lose your laptop
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    by oulipo 1y ago

    Reading the blog it seems the engineers there lack basic knowledge about safety (see their multiple different approaches where they learned "after the fact" that their approach wasn't secure)... this doesn't inspire a lo
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    by oulipo 1y ago

    I'm hesitating with EMQx, have you tried it? why did you choose VerneMQ?
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    by oulipo 1y ago

    I'm doing a hardware startup (the first repairable e-bike battery, https://gouach.com if you're interested) and we got users by doing an Indiegogo :)
16. 166.▲
    by oulipo 1y ago

    Really good looking :) You should definitely put a repairable Gouach e-bike battery on it haha https://gouach.com
17. 167.▲
    by oulipo 1y ago

    Thanks interesting! In my case each batch has a unique "batch id", and it's ingested in Postgres/Timescale so it will dedup with the key
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    by oulipo 1y ago

    Seems interesting, but I'm not sure what duplication means in this context? Is Kafka sending several time the same row? and for what reasons? Could you give practical examples where duplication happens? My use-case is IoT with devices
19. 169.▲
    by oulipo 1y ago

    yes but I'd rather do it "continuously", the issue I want to back against is that Google locks me out of my account for some random reason
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    by oulipo 1y ago

    Thanks!
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    by oulipo 1y ago

    Interesting, thanks!
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    by oulipo 1y ago

    Interesting, thanks!
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    by oulipo 1y ago

    isn't there oxygen in H2O ?
24. 174.▲
    by oulipo 1y ago

    What's the best open-source GMail backup software that exists? Someone has setup something like that? (also archiving attachments, etc)
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    by oulipo 1y ago

    Sure, but only capitalism concentrates so much wealth in such few hands An alternative would be that company like Microsoft couldn't gain so much wealth, simply because their revenue would be capped / taxed high enough that the ex
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    by oulipo 1y ago

    I'm not sure he's actually the philanthropist with the "highest positive impact", when looking at the "net value" he's "extorted" a lot of money from various states by locking and price-gouging,
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    by oulipo 1y ago

    "My dad believed that because he paid taxes he shouldn’t have to pay the school to feed me." I understand this is not what is meant here... but in a sense he's right. In a normal society where everyone pay taxes and they are
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    by oulipo 1y ago

    Nice! what would be the main differences compared to DayOne?
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    by oulipo 1y ago

    Perfect meta-commentary on why AI is 90% useless stuff. Main use-case of AI in the real-world is really not far from commenting a pong match, eg trying to painfully make something exciting out of something worthless and dull, but not succee
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    by oulipo 1y ago

    Honestly, Windmill is just too much cruft, and too much "this feature is only for paying user" We can't even have the "be notified on workflow error" feature without being a paid customer, at this stage, it's j