peter_retief

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by peter_retief 7d ago
I use both (also Headscale)
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by peter_retief 7d ago
Yet so many developers do not know about it.
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by peter_retief 7d ago
I have been using CF tunnels for quite some time, very useful if you want to ingest mail on a local server without a public IP and hosting anything locally. They are providing this for free up to a point, I wonder if all developers are awar
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Save your photos with everyone and everyone with you(github.com)
1 points by peter_retief 13d ago|1 comments
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by peter_retief 13d ago
apps running on vpn mesh can be really useful
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by peter_retief 21d ago
It is very hard work and with multilayer boards and surface mount components it is not really a hobby for me anymore, maybe with AI it can be again?
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by peter_retief 28d ago
True and funny.
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by peter_retief 29d ago
Bugs days are numbered with AI!
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by peter_retief 1mo ago
AI-powered email agent that syncs your emails via IMAP and provides intelligent analysis Interesting to analyse 20+ years of my gmail account. Fork the repo and make it better, this is created with AI
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AI-powered email agent that syncs your emails via IMAP(github.com)
3 points by peter_retief 1mo ago|1 comments
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Do teams still use scrum and sprints?
6 points by peter_retief 1mo ago|12 comments
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by peter_retief 2mo ago
good luck, nice idea, agents are fun and a bit scary sometimes!
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by peter_retief 2mo ago
Gambling feeds on human misery, it should never be normalized, they made the right decision.
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by peter_retief 2mo ago
I am using the older version of raspberry pi 3 B+ to host mail and web services locally behind firewalls. There is a use case here for developing for remote areas that have unreliable internet and power. Still a way to go but there is somet
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by peter_retief 2mo ago
My son wants to throw it away, I want to at least try and reuse it.
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by peter_retief 2mo ago
Any suggestions for an ancient Chromebook? Have one that is managed by a school from 10 years ago and they failed to release the device. I am a fan of alpine Linux which i think may work well on an old Chromebook. Any suggestions/links
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by peter_retief 2mo ago
I have mixed feelings about this, I hate the loss of slow "discovery" and the warm fuzzy feeling when you understand something that used to be Greek to you (unless of course you are Greek) The piles of programming books, sadly man
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by peter_retief 2mo ago
Absolutely, I give my agents access to MCP/API and they can check logs and setup checks for potential problems and whatever else
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by peter_retief 2mo ago
It is a really interesting debate, it seems to be a type of abstraction at least, with an interface as a natural language instead of a typed schema.
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by peter_retief 2mo ago
Neither really solved the problem, reality is too nuanced, AI fills the gap.
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by peter_retief 2mo ago
wow this is murky water, I love the abstraction of AI, I feel like the director of an orchestra creating beautiful music in code. I always resented having to write the same code over and over, now automated by AI but also support free and o
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by peter_retief 2mo ago
I got a bill for about R900 for just having a look at some of their services? I will never use them again, they are huge so probably dont really care about small users I have actually replaced most of what they do with Raspberry Pi's u
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by peter_retief 2mo ago
Yes even I have used C# My anti MS is a reflex from many years of torment!
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by peter_retief 2mo ago
I love Go but am not a fan of .NET Have to ask what is the point of .NET is it even needed being the navel gazing MS fraternity?
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by peter_retief 2mo ago
It is a great analogy. Also quite like Linus Torvalds likening of AI to a compiler. He argues that calling AI the "author" of code is the equivalent of saying a compiler wrote your code. He views AI as an incredibly powerful produ
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by peter_retief 3mo ago
I have made boards but never actually used them (the delay between need and supply is too long for me) I wish I could 3d print a board with all its components - instant gratification (which incidentally was one of my half baked projects)
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by peter_retief 3mo ago
Fair enough.
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by peter_retief 3mo ago
The real test of a programming language is its readabilty. I looked at lisp many times and it just doesn't do it for me.
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by peter_retief 3mo ago
Could this apply to workers that ingest email?
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by peter_retief 3mo ago
who would have thought :)

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