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by tehlike 2mo ago
I bought 12 sticks of 64g lrdimm for about 400. Now each stick is likely over 240$
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by tehlike 3mo ago
reticulum, in theory, can go over any medium. Radio or internet, whichever is present.
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by tehlike 3mo ago
You can get close.... I guess... Some cameras do support thingino, so you can override their firmware. Then there's this: https://openipc.org/supported-hardware/featured
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by tehlike 3mo ago
Yale alarm? Can you link? Vailant boiler - I wonder if there's a debug interface you can use. Not knowing specifics of your model, i foudn this: https://github.com/jayme-github/esphome_vaillant Codex can help prob
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by tehlike 3mo ago
Meshtastic, reticulum, meshcore... We need more.
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by tehlike 3mo ago
Or claude/codex can.
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by tehlike 3mo ago
Another rule of thumb - i know it's not always the best since some products are really nice aesthetically - is to buy only local smart stuff, for example, zigbee/zwave.
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by tehlike 3mo ago
A rule of thumb, put your cameras on a separate VLAN and never give that vlan internet access. Least you can do.
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by tehlike 3mo ago
Instead of Rasp 4s, just get a dell optiplex micro, hp elitedesk, lenovo m920q etc - much more stable, quite low power, and can also use it as a true node, and comes with quick sync for video related tasks. Install proxmox onto each, create
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by tehlike 3mo ago
You don't "short the stock" by taking a loan secured by it.
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by tehlike 3mo ago
How do you get started with this business? Like at the basics, mvno etc?
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by tehlike 3mo ago
Never had my headphones drop off
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by tehlike 3mo ago
Word salad for regulatory capture.
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by tehlike 3mo ago
Do you have a link?
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by tehlike 3mo ago
This is the only pragmatic way really.
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by tehlike 3mo ago
For querying (not dml), prql is a little close to this but not quite.
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by tehlike 3mo ago
We need EF Core / DLINQ or equivalents for pretty much all languages.
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by tehlike 3mo ago
I believe hasura or postgraphile does this for graphql. It's a very niche feature, and kills some of the optimizations if results are further used for filtering, but yes!
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by tehlike 3mo ago
Postgres is flexible, too. Sometimes design choices are just bad, and it's ok.
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by tehlike 3mo ago
It really should be default, but it isn't due to backward compatibility (i assume).
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by tehlike 3mo ago
I use an m920q as my router and it idles around 5W.
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by tehlike 3mo ago
I imagine an RF copier / blaster could work too? Something like this: https://www.aliexpress.us/item/3256812248263286.html ? I used IR version of this for my tv at some point even though it had an http interface, a
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by tehlike 3mo ago
You can look for smart glasses (hey cyan) in aliexpress, and use claude/codex to reverse engineer. There's a guy who put an sdk on github. All you need is bluetooth to your phone, and of you go. You can build an app that does what
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by tehlike 3mo ago
Likely their own fork, not plain PG.
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by tehlike 3mo ago
It is, but it's not usable right now without some patches to postgres. At least that was the case as of PG17, and very likely 18 too. Context: https://www.orioledb.com/docs#:~:text=OrioleDB%20currently%2...
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by tehlike 3mo ago
I am looking forward to the day it supports table access methods that enables variety of use cases out of box. Something like rocksdb as PG backend would be fantastic. Yugabyte does this but it's not PG.
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Code Is Free Speech(hoffmang9.github.io)
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by tehlike 4mo ago
I was thinking more the first amendment, but second works too.
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by tehlike 4mo ago
it was a joke.
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by tehlike 4mo ago
release the weights! freedom of speech!

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