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   by snthpy 10mo ago

   I looked into this yesterday for making Caddy HA on my Proxmox cluster and stumbled upon keepalivd. It will provide you with a virtual IP and failover but not load balancing so you'd need to still point that at something like HAProxy f
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   by snthpy 10mo ago

   Wow, this sounds very cool. I share the same concern as top comments on security but going to check out out in more detail. I wonder if you integrated some decentralized identity layer with DIDs, if this could be turned into some distribute
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   by snthpy 10mo ago

   This! I've been posting the manifesto to friends and colleagues every tau day for the past ten years. Let's keep chipping away at it and eventually we won't obfuscate radians for our kids anymore. Friends don't let frien
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   by snthpy 10mo ago

   Thanks. I hadn't heard of RustFS. I've been meaning to migrate off my MinIO deployment. I recently learned that Ceph also has an object store and have been playing around with microceph. Ceph also is more flexible than garage in t
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   by snthpy 10mo ago

   That's cool.
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   by snthpy 11mo ago

   I watched both of these at the time. FWIR Python took some learnings from the Perl experience and it was still close.
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   by snthpy 11mo ago

   Thank you for that tldr. Wow
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   by snthpy 11mo ago

   How can the New Iork Tymes just choose how they spell things? That's messed up.
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   by snthpy 11mo ago

   I get what you're saying but I don't think that's the right analogy here. Part of the cost is the amortization of the development cost of building and training the model. Perhaps that's why there is a monthly subscriptio
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    by snthpy 11mo ago

    Why do shops charge for strawberries when they grow for free in my garden?
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    by snthpy 11mo ago

    They're still a decade ahead of most people. It seems only now that people are becoming aware of privacy coins. I go to a lot of crypto meetups and every time I bring up that bitcoins aren't fungible (because they carry full prove
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    by snthpy 11mo ago

    I also use it a lot but the app has always been terrible. I forget exactly what the problems are but I think the text input becomes unresponsive and it becomes unusable.
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    by snthpy 11mo ago

    Afrikaans also users the -tje ending for diminutives.
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    by snthpy 11mo ago

    Fair enough. I'm just sick of the reflexive anti-Chinese hysteria. I wouldn't want to live there personally and condemn the human rights abuses as much as the next guy. However in international politics it's clear who the two
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    by snthpy 11mo ago

    Ok, good points. Thanks
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    by snthpy 11mo ago

    I wouldn't go quite as far but overall i agree
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    by snthpy 11mo ago

    I'm a big statin sceptic so just putting that up front. I think things haven't changed because most people underestimate how slow institutional scale change is. There is a reason why HR departments and consultants have Change Mana
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    by snthpy 11mo ago

    Why is that? Does Chinese company really equal Chinese government?
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    by snthpy 11mo ago

    Yeah, same for OpenAI because of Sama. I'm proud to say I haven't touched either for over a year. There are enough good alternatives out there.
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    by snthpy 11mo ago

    Very cool. I have seen Futhark mentioned before but I don't know anything about it. The example you showed is very much how I think about PRQL pipelines. Syntax is slightly different but semantics are very similar. At first I thought t
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    by snthpy 11mo ago

    "Carb-heavy diets produced the least sexy of scents."
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    by snthpy 11mo ago

    Thanks, makes sense.
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    by snthpy 11mo ago

    Idk. At one point I was at 11% body fat and still had BMI over 25. (83kg and 1.82m) I don't think I've ever been BMI < 25.
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    by snthpy 11mo ago

    I've held similar opinions in the past and debated them with friends. It's a tricky issue. Why do need a licence to drive but not to vote? Except non-birth citizens effectively had to acquire a licence. Philosophers have probably
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    by snthpy 11mo ago

    Nicely done! Initially I recoiled at the thought of the stiffness of the CD, but of course your absolutely right, at least for 2d manifolds.
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    by snthpy 11mo ago

    Thanks, How makes much more sense. The post title is dumb. Why is Hackernews news for hackers?
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    by snthpy 11mo ago

    Also, as our Voices are becoming increasingly silenced in online discourse, either through cancelling or self-censorship, Exiting becomes one of our last avenues to effect change.
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    by snthpy 11mo ago

    Very interesting, thank you! The following stood out to me: "Exit and voice themselves represent a union between economic and political action. Exit is associated with Adam Smith's invisible hand, in which buyers and sellers are f
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    by snthpy 11mo ago

    Yeah, we deliberately left out DML to focus on DQL exclusively. I also find that appealing from a philosophical angle since it allows PRQL to remain completely functional. I haven't thought about DML too much but what I could envision
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    by snthpy 1y ago

    I couldn't tell from the post how this will affect Gemini's ability to assist better as a result. I guess for Google this will be a treasure trove of real developer interactions to train on. I might try this once Gemini 3 comes ou