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by thedougd 10mo ago
I'll make up another one to pile on. Perhaps the police would have had a visible, deterrent presence if they weren't lazily relying on cameras, and that would have prevented the assault in the first place. Anyhow, if you read the
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by thedougd 10mo ago
Of course! It should be included in the math when comparing in-housing Postgres vs using a managed service.
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by thedougd 10mo ago
It's even worse when you start finding you're staffing specialized skills. You have the Postgres person, and they're not quite busy enough, but nobody else wants to do what they do. But then you have an issue while they'
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by thedougd 10mo ago
I'm finding that the newer GPT models are much more willing to leverage tools/skills than Claude, reducing interventions requesting approval. Just an observation.
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by thedougd 10mo ago
There are firmware updates that improve picture quality, address compatibility issues that are discovered after release, and even increase the lifetime of the TV.
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by thedougd 10mo ago
It's wild dealing with Oracle. They are an adversary to their customers. They'll repeatedly try and setup meetings where they begin off-topic asking questions about how many cores/sockets you're deployed on (Answer: Fewe
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by thedougd 10mo ago
You'll need to spend an additional $1500 over 10 years for Rivian Connect+ to use music streaming services on their infotainment system. No additional cellular costs for using CarPlay or Android Auto.
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by thedougd 10mo ago
In my organization we've worked hard for several years to insulate ourselves from Oracle. We've implemented aggressive desktop monitoring and blocked downloads from Oracle to avoid the Java subscription. Where it's needed, an
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by thedougd 10mo ago
I took an ASIC design class in college, unfortunately with a heavy course load that didn't allow me to focus on it. For our final project we were given a numbered dictionary and asked to design a chip that would accept the characters o
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by thedougd 10mo ago
Would be nice to use the logos in the legend. I use these LLMs everyday and didn't know what half these logos on the graph were.
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by thedougd 11mo ago
This was already in Ubuntu server for the RPi. Works great.
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by thedougd 11mo ago
Smartphones, infotainment systems, and large LCDs in the cabin are killing drivers' night vision.
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by thedougd 11mo ago
I’m thinking a SFTP or file sharing gateway. Think MoveIT, GoAnywhere, ShareFile, etc. IMO, these aren’t safe to use anymore.
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by thedougd 11mo ago
I really wish wall switches and dimmers were included in the first drop. I've long been in the market for affordable Matter over Thread switches with a matte white finish from a reliable vendor. They need to cover all the categories to
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by thedougd 11mo ago
I use YoLink products for #1. LoRA radio based with 1/4 mile range and low power consumption. I have one on my shed door. Frequently on sale at Amazon.
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by thedougd 11mo ago
You're looking for a Thread border gateway. Lots of stuff already has it. Someone mentioned AppleTV and HomePod mini. Newer Google Nest speakers/displays have it as well. But you can do it with just Home Assistant and a Thread rad
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by thedougd 1y ago
I’ve been looking for any reason to relearn Verilog and this might give me my first idea. Such a cool idea. Thank you.
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by thedougd 1y ago
Similar struggle here. I don't have custom DNS, but do use MagicDNS.
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by thedougd 1y ago
It’s even scarier when you realize that if the host doesn’t frequently rotate the wifi password, or use a hotel login, any guest could plant a hidden camera or other device with a persistent connection.
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by thedougd 1y ago
Replied at the same time as you. I agree. In Safari there’s ton of space on each side of the URL bubble yet I only get about 7 chara visible.
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by thedougd 1y ago
I have an iPhone 13 and haven’t noticed. Don’t love it though. The safari changes are the worst part.
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by thedougd 1y ago
Exactly the route I took. I had an aging tower machine full of spinning disks running on an old LSI adapter that was doing hardware raid. They were out of space and I began to get nervous the LSI adapter could die and I would trouble replac
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by thedougd 1y ago
I don't know if we're in a bubble, but I'm a bit baffled at the lack of AI in my personal life. Where are all the consumer products? Where I use it outside of work: - Product review summarizations (Amazon.com, HomeDepot.com,
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by thedougd 1y ago
This happened to me at or near a similar size project. I tried the same project again with Vibe coding but used some very different approaches. Far from a home run on the second try, but it was a much more manageable and maintenable project
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by thedougd 1y ago
You sound at least somewhat experienced. You knew you wanted an SVG and that Javascript could be inserted into it. That's a pretty reasonable design starting point.
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by thedougd 1y ago
OpenAI is requiring a "search" and "fetch" tool in their specification. Requiring specific tools seems counter to the spirit of MCP. Imagine if every major player had their own interop tool specification.
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by thedougd 1y ago
Unlikely they’d want to politicize the canceling of their show. Quiet and uncontroversial is better for ABC.
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by thedougd 1y ago
2010's would have been too late to see those things. Wrt PCs, the PC company sale was complete and IIRC Lenovo was no longer even sharing space with IBM.
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by thedougd 1y ago
It was a pain in the ass but I always appreciated that Maven central required packages to be signed with a public key pre-associated with the package name.
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by thedougd 1y ago
HIPAA services are not separate. You only need to establish a Business Associations Addendum (BAA) with AWS and stick to HIPAA eligible services: https://aws.amazon.com/compliance/hipaa-eligible-services-re... GovCloud

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