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by redrove 10mo ago
Yeah looks like they missed the forest for the trees. I see this kind of thing in our industry quite often; some Rube Goldberg machine being invented and kept on life support for years because of some reason like this, where someone clearly
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by redrove 10mo ago
For me personally Immich is a non-starter because its not end-to-end encrypted.
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by redrove 10mo ago
https://archive.is/JOmN3
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by redrove 10mo ago
+1 on this I wanted to try it out but was put off by this[0]. It’s just straight up curl | bash as root from raw.githubusercontent.com. If this is the install process for a server (and not just for the CLI) I don’t want to think about secur
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by redrove 10mo ago
I’ve been using this https://github.com/khairul169/garage-webui as a UI for Garage. It’s been solid. After years of using Garage for S3 for the homelab I’d never pick anything else. Absolutely rock solid, no problem wh
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by redrove 10mo ago
6t/s will have you pulling your hair out with any deepseek model.
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by redrove 10mo ago
Absolutely, this works well. Where it's approved :)
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by redrove 10mo ago
Big news for both the lazy homelab admin that can set a TXT once and ultimately be more secure without spraying DNS Zone Edit tokens all over their infra AND for the poor enterprise folks that have to open a ticket and wait 3 weeks for a DN
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by redrove 10mo ago
I wouldn’t say runs. More of a gentle stroll.
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by redrove 11mo ago
Maybe it applies more if you’re on the spectrum? (and the spectrum being wider than most people imagine)
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by redrove 11mo ago
Everything is FAST now, I 'member 10-15 years ago if someone came to you for help you actually had the time to pull up a (possibly virtual) chair and spend 3h helping them. If you do that now you'll get canned in 4 months. Obvious
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by redrove 11mo ago
It's a big problem especially if you haven't met the people you're working with. It's easy so think one dimensionally about a person, I catch myself doing it all the time and I can't say I'm wise enough to alwa
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by redrove 11mo ago
I've never seen it put this way but I think you've hit the nail on the head. Text requires correctness to some extent; bullshitters will just yap away for hours and nobody can point to one piece of text and say "Here, this is
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by redrove 11mo ago
Yes I agree. There’s no context to anything and the furry images sure aren’t helping.
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by redrove 11mo ago
nvm
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by redrove 11mo ago
Their Oregon controlplane somehow? Either a misconfiguration of some sort (BGP??) or a power outage like they had before.
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by redrove 11mo ago
I use MacWhisper[1] with local Parakeet models. It’s got quite a lot of features, I myself only need the dictation. [1] https://goodsnooze.gumroad.com/l/macwhisper
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by redrove 11mo ago
Pretty much all enterprises are using their own ECR/GCR/ACR.
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by redrove 1y ago
This has been my experience so far as well. It seems like just basic prompting gets me much further than all these complicated extras. At some point you gotta stop and wonder if you’re doing way too much work managing claude rather than you
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by redrove 1y ago
>cars that can go twice as fast as the speed limits Which speed limits? is 60kph too much? This is one of the most asinine takes and comparisons I've seen. And technology is most certainly not harmless, as I'm sure every reader
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by redrove 1y ago
About LLMs not being very good at Nix, I disagree. I went from not having written a single line of Nix to a full fledged repo with multiple mac’s, multiple NixOS hosts with impermanence, the whole lot in a couple months with remarkable spee
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by redrove 1y ago
Fair point, you’re right. I’m just frustrated it took them this long and I haven’t seen the Slack app in years unfortunately :( > CFOs tend to run the IT department for some reason. Bean counters took over as bosses a long time ago.
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by redrove 1y ago
So after giving it out as a freebie for years now they get to charge their victims for it separately too. Congratulations to everyone who contributed to this! Teams is so entrenched in the “enterprise” space there’s no going back for any of
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by redrove 1y ago
Yes, but you may work with other people, other organizations, or at least depend on open source code that's hosted on GitHub. I agree with the sentiment though.
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by redrove 1y ago
Not ALL over, there’s quite a few countries where you don’t have to sweat your nads off every summer.
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by redrove 1y ago
Does anyone know of a way to create custom 3D print designs with LLMs? Is there a bespoke project or service somewhere?
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by redrove 1y ago
I turned my supermicro 847 X10DRI+ into a JBOD by ripping out the mobo, the fans, and building a 140mm fan wall (zip ties and later 3D printed). I can highly recommend the move, it's dead silent and I have drive temps between 33 and 45
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by redrove 1y ago
It was years ago but I recall high CPU usage being an issue in particular. In general it's just not as battle tested as ceph and I needed something more bulletproof. However I will say this: I'm sure that issue with the CPU usage
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by redrove 1y ago
Which board did you get?
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by redrove 1y ago
Linux ISOs and backups.

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