scottydelta

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by scottydelta 1y ago
So FastAPI is a web framework and AuthTuna is a framework for a framework? Does FastAPI has a mechanism to add external modules? Like Django calls it an app. People can make open-source Django apps and others can easily include them in thei
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by scottydelta 1y ago
How do you compare to nanonets?
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by scottydelta 1y ago
I use both Resend and Sendgrid and I have used almost all other providers in the past. The part where Resend stands out is the time to go live and ease of use. All other prodivers require you to verify your startup and they vet you and deci
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by scottydelta 1y ago
But with iphones and partnership with telecos you can sell people all new iphone almost every year.
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by scottydelta 1y ago
I would suggest adding links to sample repos which are using Readme generated using Ghread. Although your github repo has a sample output but it doesn't show it in it's rendered form. You could add a demo section with links to var
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by scottydelta 1y ago
Good to see development in this space at a time when Atlassian is killing trello by pivoting forcefully.
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by scottydelta 1y ago
You are absolutely correct and in the end it’s all about their profits. How often do people change their computers but on the other hand, how many times you can “influence” people into upgrading their phones? Well many..
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by scottydelta 1y ago
I am enjoying coolify with duplicati as well without any complains. Only once in a while I get a weird gateway timeout error on some services since my server is behind a vpn and firewall. But other than that it's a great setup.
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by scottydelta 1y ago
It's as secure as others promise it to be but actual security is in your own hands. I self-host vaultwarden but I keep it behind a VPN. The logic is simple, Bitwarden is not there to detect intrusion attempts and safeguard your server
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by scottydelta 1y ago
I recently ported an entire TS project from cloudflare workers to a django python app since cloudflare workers don't support choice of region/country when deploying workers. In a world with compliances and regulations in pretty mu
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A lot of it is also sudden adoption of new web publishing platforms as well. For example, recently Framer has been a popular platform used by startups to build their websites so now suddenly you see a lot of lookalike/feelalike website
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by scottydelta 1y ago
Now they are providing what OpenRouter is charging people for. Right now even on OpenWebUI, the ability to configure your own keys and add models is tricky through connections and vulnerable functions. The current reliable method is using
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> Cambodia on Friday accused Thailand of using banned cluster munitions at a border area within Cambodian territory, in what it said was a repeat of "brutal tactics" Thailand employed during clashes in 2011. > Thailand had a
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by scottydelta 1y ago
Looking at the comments, seems it might be a headache to manage this at open source level. The enforcement itself seems to be tough to manage.
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by scottydelta 1y ago
Just like how Ted Cruz believes that Bible says that they have to defend Israel. Now if you ask him where exactly in Bible? He will deflect because his Bible is the American Evangelicals. So much for separation of state and religion.
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by scottydelta 1y ago
As someone who was exclusively Firefox until a month ago due to privacy had to go back to chromium on MacOS due to Firefox's inability to handle multiple dev react frontends. They just seems slow and would stall Firefox with that loade
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by scottydelta 1y ago
PreUp doesn't work with Wireguard MacOS official client: https://www.reddit.com/r/WireGuard/comments/1dd3jhl/is_there... From the above thread: > The official macOS app doesn’t support that as it
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by scottydelta 1y ago
I host a lot of apps on hetzner VPSs. My setup includes docker compose with backend container(Django), postgres, redis for caching and celery worker for background queue. So total 4 containers to run backend. Frontend is hosted standalone o
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by scottydelta 1y ago
What you are talking is allowed IPs. How do you disallow IPs Even this article shows a python script approach so I made mine as a client. https://www.lautenbacher.io/en/lamp-en/wireguard-exclude-a-s... May be my u
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by scottydelta 1y ago
I am not adding IP of every website I want to visit. I am adding IP of the website that I don't want to traffic through my VPN. It's my private vpn with pihole on it which is always running. Right now you cannot blacklist traffi
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by scottydelta 1y ago
It's not AI slop, it's 100 percent written by me. I don't think AI can come up with screenshots/gifs and build process etc of my effort. I am very interested in seeing split tunneling on MacOS on wireguard. Infact you se
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WireGuard client for macOS doesn't support split tunneling so I made one(medium.com)
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For subscriptions, you should use a service like privacy.com or corporate companies like mercury, brex, ramp etc which provides digital cards that you can set limits on. They also provide ability to pause card after which no transaction wou
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by scottydelta 1y ago
Hey I have a pretty similar setup. Bitwarden/vaultwarden hosted behind wireguard and openvpn, 2 vpns to provide redendency. It works very nicely for me. Although not having split tunnel was an issue for me on the wireguard Mac OS clien
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by scottydelta 2y ago
I highly recommend coolify. Been hosting it on a dedicated server with 16 core and 64 GB ram and it powers following things for me right now - prefect for ai and other automations. - metabase - postiz - open webui - jupyter notebook - few e
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by scottydelta 2y ago
Just the other day I was discussing similar approach to remove political content from Reddit app. On Reddit, all the subreddits are constantly bombarded with Trump/Elon/Political content and there is currently no way to mute that
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by scottydelta 2y ago
I have been using coolify on a bare metal server and it has been such a great experience. The ability to spin up services is crazy good and easy. I was able to evaluate n8n, windmill.dev and prefect in 3 hours because I was able to quickly
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by scottydelta 2y ago
How do you stay competitive with $2/100 pages pricing as compared to mistral and others offering 1000 pages for $1 approx?
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by scottydelta 2y ago
You need to add resume or contact details so that people can contact you.
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by scottydelta 2y ago
How is it different than using coolify with API? https://coolify.io , An open-source & self-hostable Heroku / Netlify / Vercel alternative.

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