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by sussexby 4mo ago
The same is true for our AI processing on the cameras. This is entirely local and private. You can even air gap the UniFi Protect system from the Internet and it'll operate fine.
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by sussexby 4mo ago
It's based on Neoverse N2 which in our other platforms (e.g., ENVR Core, UDM Beast, EF Core) has contributed to vast improvements in performance versus ARM Cortex.
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by sussexby 11mo ago
Roald Dahl approved. https://www.open.ac.uk/blogs/literarytourist/?p=351
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by sussexby 2y ago
Just take a look at the level of complexity in home lab subreddits! I don’t quite get if people do it for interest, for love of the tech, or if they are technocratic and believe in levelling up their skill to get k8s on their CV like you sa
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by sussexby 2y ago
I think this goes for any technology group with any stage of company. I work in networking and genuinely of the product I sell, my customers only need a small amount of core functionality and default settings - the rest is “bells and whistl
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by sussexby 2y ago
Prepare your child for the path, not the path for your child.
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by sussexby 3y ago
The root cause of my “issue” is I’m human and I’ve evolved to work with people face-to-face, not through a computer. I’m not yearning for social interaction because I need a friend. I’ve got friends and they’re not at my job. I’m yearning f
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by sussexby 3y ago
Currently in crisis because I simply can't handle communication in remote work. For something I do for the majority of my working day, I feel devoid of human interaction to such an extent that it's massively affecting my mental he
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Attention. Please(heathworks.medium.com)
1 points by sussexby 3y ago|0 comments
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by sussexby 4y ago
I feel I could have written this exact reply myself. Perhaps this is the first time I’ve been properly challenged by a new wave of technology straight from go and perhaps a sign of age. However, I still have misgivings about some of the tec
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by sussexby 4y ago
Travelling alone for me has yielded two massive benefits: * I see more than I am expecting as I meet more people. Solo travel is lonely and you want to speak to others, when you do you get new experiences. Theres nothing stopping you talk t
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by sussexby 4y ago
Humanity needs constraint. Beautiful art is created with constraint - here's a statue I carved purely out of one of the most difficult materials, marble. The most significant speeches of our time are delivered once, not on repeat. Even
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by sussexby 4y ago
There's a beauty in people finding and fixing these seemingly tiny gaps in their daily lives. It reeks of the serenity in someone's world where 1) this is a problem they're willing to invest time in, 2) they have the time to
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by sussexby 4y ago
I’m stating that I’m after an environment that’s physical, not virtual. I’m not saying that only physical environments have those qualities - I’m saying through my experience I work better, feel better, and contribute better when I can comm
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by sussexby 4y ago
I’m nearly 7 years into hybrid/remote and am seeking opportunity to rejoin a proper collaborative working environment that’s physical, not virtual. However, what’s right for me isn’t right for you and enforcing a rule one way or anothe
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by sussexby 4y ago
In the ruthless monetisation of all things, it feels capitalism has done to our behaviour/thoughts/habits what it has done to any other resource - how can I maximise financial output from this thing at the cost of something else?
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by sussexby 4y ago
The very notion that you can’t lean over someone’s shoulder and say “hey can you help with something” is a massive failure of remote. The subtlety of human communication and merits of simple vulnerability exchanges really detracts from team
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by sussexby 4y ago
Currently in the throes of stepping back my career dramatically as I realise two things: 1. I genuinely miss working alongside people (6+ years now of hybrid but mostly remote working) and by that I mean actually working things out together
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by sussexby 4y ago
I feel like this arguing the same point though - who someone is is defined by their individual “why”. And a fake “why” can be identified if the individual in question does not execute in alignment with the mission/values they declare.
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by sussexby 5y ago
This resonates somewhat as I turned 35… today. I thought I would have accomplished a lot more but I also: - fail to recognise my accomplishments to-date - cross-compare with others around me (even if they’re not in the same situation) - hav
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by sussexby 5y ago
https://www.danheath.io/ Needs altering to have a personal profile and not just a (infrequently updated) blog.
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by sussexby 5y ago
This logical breakdown is super useful for me. Thank you. Some further comment: Point 1/2 - self-doubt = recognition of scope to improve - I like that. That resonates a lot with me. Point 3/3b - This is a feedback loop that I can
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by sussexby 5y ago
Ironically, the only comments I can think of to the points you’ve made are actual justifications for why one shouldn’t experience imposter syndrome in the first place. So, good work! > Do you feel like an imposter when you are with your
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Ask HN: How to Combat Imposter Syndrome?
27 points by sussexby 5y ago|16 comments
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by sussexby 5y ago
I have a similar-ish setup in the form of the ClusterHAT on a Pi 4 with 4x Pi Zero W connected to it. It gives me 4 individual Pi Zero machines (each with wireless) connected over the USB-Ethernet gadget interface to the Pi 4 which you can
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by sussexby 6y ago
I like this concept. It’ll be down to how you provide an interface for the non-nerd. What I want is a single ID source which you can provide access to from multiple service providers that need certain components. I’ve just changed address a
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by sussexby 6y ago
And we have a really good spreadsheet for tracking who's been infected /s
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Ask HN: What is the psychology behind why we like containers or boxes?
15 points by sussexby 8y ago|6 comments