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by rcarmo 1y ago
Cute. I use a Bluehand ( https://taoofmac.com/space/blog/2023/08/08/1230 ) and have often thought it would be nice to not have to set it down someplace...
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by rcarmo 1y ago
I use the old Reeder still (don’t care for the new one at all, it’s pretty crappy and the subscription has zero value for me), and NetNewsWire is still not as slick on iOS, but the piece is largely on point.
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by rcarmo 1y ago
I did something similar that I use as a home page dashboard: https://github.com/rcarmo/onepage-by-spec Might add notes to it too, now that I think about it.
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Struggling to heat your home? Try 500 Raspberry Pi units(theregister.com)
2 points by rcarmo 1y ago|0 comments
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by rcarmo 1y ago
That is exactly what I do with both the GPU and Ryzen boxes (pro tip: Steam Link will do WoL and wake up your gaming box remotely from both Android and iOS clients - works great on Bazzite)
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by rcarmo 1y ago
You can host all of that on an N100 mini-PC in oh... around 4GB RAM, based on the equivalent footprint of the Docker/LXC combos I use for those.
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by rcarmo 1y ago
Yup. Mine rates 80W on idle, but it has _two_ NAS boxes, a pair of N150s, a Ryzen APU Steam server, and a beefy i7 with 128GB RAM and a 3060 (which of course is the one burning the most watts in use). Most of it is running Proxmox and backi
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by rcarmo 1y ago
The SER 9 workers in particular feel like they're overly beefy. I run 4-5VMs inside Proxmox in a single equivalent box...
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by rcarmo 1y ago
Hmmm. I’ve been using YAML data for tables for a while now, and had pretty good results.
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by rcarmo 1y ago
Depends a lot on the context of a chat, since it will prioritize the app you’re in, etc.
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by rcarmo 1y ago
I’m pretty sure those figures aren’t global, since very few people at Microsoft have access to that kind of data outside their area of direct accountability.
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by rcarmo 1y ago
The difference is that Copilot will have access to your calendar _and_ associated resources (messages, meeting transcripts, etc.) and be able to relate them to files you have access to. It’s become quite useful in telling me which of the ac
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by rcarmo 1y ago
I’ve stuck to WhiteSur :)
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by rcarmo 1y ago
Gnome plus Whitesur-gtk-theme would have been a much better choice. I’ve been using it for many years now and it is a great experience. https://taoofmac.com/space/blog/2022/12/22/1300 is a good summ
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Creating Per-Project MCP Servers(taoofmac.com)
1 points by rcarmo 1y ago|0 comments
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by rcarmo 1y ago
Yes, but if you develop on one arch/distro and deploy in another...
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by rcarmo 1y ago
Yes, but to do that you need to do tracking per clip. It can be a lot of work.
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by rcarmo 1y ago
Targeting a specific platform is easy. Making sure your luarocks builds work across different Linux distros and architectures, not so much...
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by rcarmo 1y ago
It can, absolutely. I have been prototyping Agentic workflows on it for a long while now with my own custom nodes. Also, it runs great on bun now.
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by rcarmo 1y ago
Not quite the same thing UX wise. UX is one of the main reasons people stick to n8n, alas.
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by rcarmo 1y ago
If you want to do inter-page linking and some forms of templating, pandoc can be a complete pain, though.
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by rcarmo 1y ago
Mine’s in Python. I took that route when it was a relatively obscure thing and PHP was gaining ground over CGI in Apache (at the time having a Python web server was downright weird) and stuck with it for a long time. These days it’s a purel
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by rcarmo 1y ago
I have been using Blender for video editing recently, and 5.0 is going to bring compositing nodes to the sequence editor. Now all I need is automatic video stabilization.
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by rcarmo 1y ago
The CAD Sketcher add-on goes a long way towards making it more usable. I’ve been hacking away at it myself (should go back to finish what I was adding…).
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by rcarmo 1y ago
These two are the only right answers if you want a reliable, reproducible, relatively low resource experience. Running a browser engine has always been hard to maintain in the long run for me.
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by rcarmo 1y ago
Not enough meetings or e-mail.
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Minimal files and config for a PWA(github.com)
143 points by rcarmo 1y ago|23 comments
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by rcarmo 1y ago
This em dash thing has become a meme of sorts, and a pain for anyone who actually writes for a living and/or uses iOS/macOS and it’s automatic formatting.
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by rcarmo 1y ago
This is kind of misguided since Apple isn't taking control of your devices -- you can use alternative HomeKit Home apps just fine without logging in. (I run homebridge and hack my own HomeKit devices, FWIW) What has happened is that iC
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by rcarmo 1y ago
I’m curious as to why, since inside GitHub Copilot GPT-5 has been stellar lately. Are you using it directly? (I assume that the prompting strategy inside Copilot is the reason why it’s so good right now).

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