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tehlike
1y ago
I got for around 0.6$/gb iirc.
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tehlike
1y ago
No, 16*64 Samsung LRDIMM sticks off of ebay. 35$ each stick iirc.
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1y ago
I have 1TB ram on my home server. It's 2666 though...
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1y ago
I'd say rent a hetzner vps and use hetzner-k3s https://github.com/vitobotta/hetzner-k3s Then you are off to races. you can add more nodes etc later to give it a try.
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1y ago
Deployments are easy. You define a bunch of yamls for what things are running, who mounts what, and what secrets they have access to etc. If you need to deploy it elsewhere, you just install k3s/k8s or whatever and apply the yamls (exc
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1y ago
With orms, it can be easy, but also often fixed with eager fetching too.
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1y ago
Agreed on Feynman, but not necessarily on the generalization that it being a rare skill to simplify things. When you understand a thing so well, you can simplify it enough.
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1y ago
Right, zfs snapshots are for the case myself, or any of the software i use (e.g. immich) messes up something.
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1y ago
I am moving this direction, but for now as a redundancy purpose. Copied google take out into immich, who has its mountpoint use truenas iscsi backed by zfs. Zfs is set to take snapshots frequently.
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1y ago
Past few days, i created a copy of all my photos on google in my nas. This gave me a peace of mind in case something catastrophic happens (image corruption, account getting banned etc)...
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1y ago
The comments in the html code is chinese, which is very interesting.
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1y ago
We started seeing some developments there, using hybrid approaches like postgres+parquet or iceberg, or citus columnar
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1y ago
Some reference: https://simonwillison.net/2025/Jun/29/how-to-fix-your-contex... https://www.dbreunig.com/2025/06/22/how-contexts-fail-and-ho...
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1y ago
You probably meant anything that plugs & stays plugged for extended periods of time. I probably would hesitate to buy large-battery-powered things from them, for now. Like e-bike etc. Also would hesitate to replace my circuit breakers w
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1y ago
A lot of stuff is practically free for shipping. For small items, 10+$. I bought a lot of 5-10$ things that costs more than 3 times on amazon. Aliexpress is much cheaper even if you include shipping if there's separate shipping fee. Am
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1y ago
People get surprised how cheap things really can be when they see aliexpress, and the assumption is crap. I bought a ton of stuff from aliexpress, and very rarely-if any- was crappy.
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1y ago
I use cloudflare tunnel to do most of this, and i am fine with the implications (like CF mitm'ing my website traffic).
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1y ago
My storage needs were increasing by the day. Electricity is now a small monthly cost. I have more cores and ram than ever, and can easily expand it. Main machine now runs with 1TB ram and 15TB SSD and other has more than 384G ram. I current
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1y ago
I moved my side project to my garage so I don't have to pay hetzner 600+$ and counting every month
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1y ago
Maybe this? https://www.portfoliovisualizer.com/financial-goals
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1y ago
It's local, you have a box in your home. You can use it locally or it can connect with webrtc to pull strean.
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1y ago
I use camect too, but it's blackbox. And I am not sure if it'll be easy for it to handle > 8 8mp cameras. Otherwise pretty happy.
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1y ago
Homeassistant + zigbee/matter or local wifi is the way to go...
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1y ago
No one in the target audience cared about the age or the uniqueness as much as the size and the status it supposedly signals.
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1y ago
This won't be true, it's a gross exaggeration. We will have elections in 3 years, and another 4 years after it.
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1y ago
It was my hobby. Then I did computer science, and now I'm at a faang, make more money in a year than my parents in their lifetime probably.
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1y ago
Eh. Software engineers are in demand, and surfers decidedly are not.
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1y ago
Not really. I do software both as a hobby, and as a career.
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1y ago
You should take this as a sign, and shoot for SWE jobs - given your interest. What you do at work today doesn't mean you can't switch to a related ladder.
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1y ago
What country are you from, and what url did you try? Email in profile. Please reach out
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