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by redrove 1y ago
>The language itself is unusual and the error messages leave much to be desired. And the split around Flakes just complicates things further Those are my chief complaints as well, actually. I never quite got to the point where I grasped
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by redrove 1y ago
I agree Proxmox default networking is lacking/insufficient at best. If you have VLANs or want to do LACP, anything more advanced than a simple interface you'll run into the limitations of the Proxmox implementation quite quickly.
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by redrove 1y ago
>What does your persistent storage layer look like on Talos? Well, for its own storage: it's an immutable OS that you can configure via a single YAML file, it automatically provisions appropriate partitions for you, or you can even
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by redrove 1y ago
I would look up intel N100 mini PCs. Extremely low power and fast enough (it’s even got hardware decoding).
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by redrove 1y ago
How are you finding Nix for the homelab to be? Every time I try it I just end up confused, maybe next time will be the charm. The reason I ask is I homelab “hardcore”; i.e. I have a 25U rack and I run a small Kubernetes cluster and ceph via
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by redrove 1y ago
Honestly it still required a web search on my part to figure out it’s a WordPress plugin. That should be in the title.
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by redrove 1y ago
>And please please use "forever auth" with passkeys or something, what is up with that auth email that just takes ages for a quick glance?! It always takes me 3 attempts to find what address I used at sign-up... As a person wit
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by redrove 1y ago
I'll preface this by saying I'm not american so I have no horse in this race. IMHO this is entirely justified, I tried Bluesky for a couple months and I found the same thing; it's an echo chamber of american liberal extremism
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by redrove 1y ago
I feel like this whole thing is widely misunderstood as a dichotomy; there is a spectrum of services, it’s not “pay a hyperscaler or own your racks, your land, building, run your own BGP, run generators, HVAC”. What I personally think is we
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by redrove 1y ago
Do you have a placeholder repo I can star?
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by redrove 1y ago
The more time I spend in engineering roles the more I think too many people are great at persuading but suck at the underlying thing they're persuading _for_.
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by redrove 2y ago
No worries, QwQ is the thinking model from Qwen, it’s a common misconception. I think they should’ve named it something else.
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by redrove 2y ago
There’s no QwQ 17B that I’m aware of. Do you have a HF link?
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by redrove 2y ago
Which one of those is pubmed? It’s the one I’m most interested in but I couldn’t find it through the search function.
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by redrove 2y ago
Absolutely, had me guffawing. This whole post is absurd.
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by redrove 2y ago
This is really cool. Any chance you can make the backend selfhostable with ollama as an option for the LLM?
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by redrove 2y ago
As a passenger the A320 and its variations are the worst plane to be on, and I’ve been all over the world. They’re always a low cost airline favorite and you feel like a sardine in it; the boarding takes forever since they can hold up to 23
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by redrove 2y ago
Or quantized on a 4090!
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by redrove 2y ago
FWIW I've recently seen this exact thing play out, I can't really go into the nitty gritty but someone who had VP/Director positions in well known US public companies was brought in on a big project that's local to Europ
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by redrove 2y ago
The assumption that those are the only people that are able to build something like that is simply false. There's plenty of talent around, it just needs capital.
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by redrove 2y ago
Well, I'm of the opinion that one of the other blockers of major EU growth is the lack of a singular financial market; instead of one market like the USA, we have 27 markets. Twenty seven different sets regulations that all need to go
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by redrove 2y ago
Oh, absolutely.
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by redrove 2y ago
Because anyone that ever built anything worthwhile in this field knows you have to give it your all, when starting out especially. Nobody gives their all for 5k/mo.
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by redrove 2y ago
The elephant in the room here is pay. You can’t expect people to bend over backwards for 70k/yr. Start paying 2-300k in Europe and watch shit being built.
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by redrove 2y ago
I have some notes somewhere but unfortunately they don't have citations, these are just some of the vulns they've had in the last couple years: • Storm-0558 Breach (2023): Chinese hackers exploited a leaked signing key from a cras
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by redrove 2y ago
At this point I have close to a decade of working with Azure and AWS/GCP and I can confidently say Azure is the worst when it comes to security, objectively. Performance, "I don't like the portal", service and capacity a
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by redrove 2y ago
An MKV file is virtually safe for all intents and purposes. Sure there could be some kind of vuln in the media player you’re using to open it and it could contain a payload but there’s so many media player and OS combinations that this beco
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by redrove 2y ago
Why docker and not podman?
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by redrove 2y ago
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by redrove 2y ago
It takes months and you’re required to go to a notary at least twice and you have to put down 12500/25000EUR. This is absolute nonsense. In the UK you can open a limited company with 12GBP in a matter of days. Oh and it’s completely on

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