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4y ago
Paywall
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4y ago
I’m in the same position. Need to eat dinner in the evenings for family reasons. Social elements of food are significant.
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4y ago
This is news to me… when was this introduced?
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4y ago
Another +1 for Kagi. I’m a long time Duck Duck Go user. Kagi improves on DDG in a few key ways: 1) it’s FAST. Like, REALLY FAST. 2) I’m the customer 3) lenses to scope searches 4) site specific promote/hide rules 5) bangs still work
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4y ago
The article estimated: Running a modern AMD-based server that has 48 cores, at least 192 GB of RAM, and no included disk space costs: ~$2670.36/mo for a c5a.24xlarge AWS on-demand instance ~$1014.7/mo for a c5a.24xlarge
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4y ago
This is my fear about my homelab lol Fire extinguisher nearby, smart temp sensors, but still...
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4y ago
Thanks for showing up and advocating for the open side of the world. This made me curious about how Home Assistant is funded. Looks like it's mostly through Nabu Casa, which is a SaaS backend for Home Assistant that costs $6.50/mo
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4y ago
OneDrive and SharePoint have been mostly ok for me… but there are real limits. They’re fine for a large number of medium sized files that you collaborate on with a handful of people. But then when you have a 100MB PowerPoint with a dozen co
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4y ago
I'm so sad that Sandstorm.io is a zombie. The novel capability-based security infrastructure was awesome.
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4y ago
There are several projects designed to help you self-host your own services. Proxmox[0] is mentioned by a few folks here. It's mostly a hypervisor. It's good if you have a "big" server and want to split it up into VMs fo
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4y ago
100% this. Docker Compose has all the information you need, please let me just deploy it.
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4y ago
There are a couple self-hosting services that rely on k8s or k3s. For example, TrueNAS SCALE and Kubesail. Do you envision that Coolify could deploy on top of one of these, or does it need to own the full machine?
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4y ago
They use some pretty sophisticated tech to do this in a way that respects user privacy: https://www.apple.com/privacy/docs/Differential_Privacy_Over...
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Fair enough. Intel’s seems to be aware of this. Thus their two-pronged strategy of (1) sane prices and (2) clear focus on DX12 and Vulcan. I’m interested to see what happens with the Pro line. I mostly need GPU for AI/ML stuff. NVIDIA
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4y ago
I've also seen Optane recommended as cache for ZFS pools[0]. I wonder if Intel is sufficiently disillusioned with Optane to license it to another manufacturer. Particularly with the CHIPS act in place, perhaps there's room for som
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4y ago
His journey post v1 has been fascinating to watch. I hope he eventually makes a full length documentary based on his vlogs. It’s a great story about the relationship between ideas, execution, business, and real life in the context of the mo
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4y ago
Fun, but backwards! Wish I could toggle right-hand drive
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4y ago
Can you provide more information about why the fingerprint module was excluded [0]? I've grown to rely on Windows Hello / Mac FaceID. It's disappointing not to have a bio metric option. https://news.ycombinator.com
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Will this support Linux on ChromeOS (Crostini)? The ChromeOS doc page "Set Up Linux on your Chromebook" [0] links to a supported models list [1] which does NOT include Framework. [0] https://support.google.com/chro
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4y ago
It’s intriguing to me. First, it’s a cheaper way to get started with Framework. Second, it’s a polished, secure thin client for web stuff. I already have a powerful home server, this could be my portable window to that device.
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4y ago
This is essentially blogspam for the author's web development shop. It handily ignores the #1 advantage of spreadsheets - business users can develop and evolve them without outside help. It's a double-edge sword for sure, but that
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4y ago
Fun! Would enjoy more of this. Thoughts: - good difficulty level. Needed to do a lot of doubling back to solve it. - Rules we’re easy to figure out for the most part. It would help to add more visual cues about (dis)allowed paths. Ie, given
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4y ago
Another option for this is https://decentraleyes.org/
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Lambda Labs crunched the numbers in Feb 2022 [0]. They concluded: “”” So, which GPUs to choose if you need an upgrade in early 2022 for Deep Learning? We feel there are two yes/no questions that help you choose between A100, A6000, and
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4y ago
Cool idea. Tried to join your waitlist but the form throws errors. Could be my security measures, but I’m on mobile safari, toggled off all content blockers and still had an error.
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4y ago
Congratulations on shipping! Can you explain your motive for focusing on the combination of reactive data and local deployment? My first thought is that local-first = one user = I know what’s changing because I’m the only one using it. Perh
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Nice work. I love anything that makes local-first easier. I’ve been paying close attention to Dolt for this. In a perfect world I’d have the gut semantics from Dolt and EdgeQL from EdgeDB. This focuses on the reactive feature - the ability
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I think the argument is: (1) in both traditional finance and crypto, a relatively small group of big players control the rules of the game (2) in traditional finance, there are established ways for small players (Eg consumers) to appeal to
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> There’s no way to see the precipitation probability in the Weather app, This is the #1 thing I use Dark Sky for. I powered up the Weather App to look for this feature, and yeah... not there. Boo.
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Very cool. Once you have the devs in place, there are a bunch of extras you could build in to attract the big boring enterprise customers. Personnel level things like background checks, work location, quality certification would allow devs
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