vamega

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by vamega 3y ago
Let me know if there’s something I can do to help. Running Unifi on NixOS is a bit of a pain since the license means that there is no binary cache for the package, resulting in frequent rebuilds. I’ve also not had a great time with the mong
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by vamega 3y ago
Has anyone tried running the Ubiquiti Unifi controller against this? Even stories of it being successful with the Postgres backend would be really helpful.
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by vamega 3y ago
Where was this news? I’d like to read this.
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by vamega 3y ago
I’m not affiliated with them in any way beyond being a customer. I work at a giant tech company, and the only money I’ve ever received from fastmail was a referral credit when one friend signed up for their service. I’m a very happy custome
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by vamega 3y ago
I don't think it is a further restriction on the rights you have. Those rights extend to the code you have, they are only terminating the business relationship going forward. Not a lawyer, so maybe someone else more knowledgeable about
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by vamega 3y ago
What company. I've seen this being done (and my team does it a lot at Amazon) but curious to know if others are doing it at build time too. If done in a company with a monorepo I'd be especially interested in hearing more
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by vamega 3y ago
Is this done with a off the shelf tool that I could run? Or did you build this in house?
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by vamega 3y ago
What feature was removed? I'm pretty fine with a project deciding to remove a feature with known footguns, but curious what it was.
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by vamega 3y ago
This would be so damn useful! I really hope this happens.
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by vamega 3y ago
Is work on this continuing (or restarting)? I had heard of this a few years ago, but thought the project was shelved.
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by vamega 3y ago
Sure; but working at another very large company, I can say I wish we had this. Old unused code is a huge problem for us. The coordination costs of trying to update company wide problems are made much more severe by old code. I wish we had s
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by vamega 3y ago
I know I’m kind of late to the post, but maybe you or someone else will still see this. Would a scheme like this only work for well known providers (GitHub is done, others could be in the pipeline according to the article)? Does a new hosti
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by vamega 3y ago
Have you seen the board talked about on this thread? https://forums.servethehome.com/index.php?threads/topton-nas... There is a newer board with a J6413/6412 that could also be a candidate if don’t need quite as m
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by vamega 3y ago
The local disk option when self hosted is what I was looking for. Couldn’t see that mentioned in any of the docs. This looks great! Thank you
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by vamega 3y ago
Why Omada over Unifi? Aren’t they mostly the same? Both need a controller running somewhere, and not sure why one would be better/worse than the other.
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by vamega 4y ago
Looking through the supabase storage docs, I wasn't able to identify if storing to local disk was an option? I know it launched with S3 as a supported backend, but I'm curious to know if this ever expanded. Or perhaps supporting M
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by vamega 4y ago
Seems to have been merged to master in the last two months https://twitter.com/borkdude/status/1628052936302510080?s=20
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by vamega 4y ago
I subscribed, the humor convinced with the execution here is what I could do with more of!
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by vamega 4y ago
The new N2 from that company also looks very interesting.
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by vamega 4y ago
I'm reading your book, and have previously read Ian's adventures on Nix. I love the writing style in both of them! It may not be for everyone, but I can appreciate works that use language to make topics less intimidating. Thanks t
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by vamega 4y ago
> The legislation limits the maximum workweek to 48 hours, but also increases the number of overtime allowed to 145 over a three-month period from the previous 75 hours. A 5x12 shift would require 1/5 of the time to be classified as
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by vamega 4y ago
This reminds me of my time at Bloomberg. The C++ support from IBM and Oracle/Sun wasn’t nearly up to date, and without a large customer willing to foot the bill to improve the toolchains IBM and Oracle/Sun weren’t going to do the
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by vamega 4y ago
This forum post has some real world stories of it's use. https://forums.servethehome.com/index.php?threads/topton-nas... It seems like the CPU fan stays off almost all the time, and is apparently very quiet even w
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by vamega 4y ago
Have you seen this? It’s a 10W CPU but mostly seems to hit everything you’re looking for. I imagine an Alder lake N version of this will appear sooner or later, and the N100/N200 should give you the 6W part you’re looking for. https:&
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by vamega 4y ago
I’ve seen business people write rules in excel. A. lightweight dsl with a quick feedback loop (provided by a REPL in Clojure, and the UI of excel) seems to be key features to avoid ending up in the scenario you describe
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by vamega 4y ago
Agreed! The N5105/6005 have been remarkable, and maybe they’ll replicate that with the Alder Lake N chips. Chinese ODMs seem to have already started making mini-pcs with the new chips, and I imagine routers will follow quickly. Until A
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by vamega 4y ago
Some projects don't work with the newer boards (wled for example). Partly this is because the Esp sdks aren't as mature for the newer boards. This is very true for the brand new C6 series, but somewhat true for th S3 and C3 lines
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by vamega 4y ago
It appears that there is a maintainer approval process on nixpkgs prs? Am I wrong about that, or did you mean upstream approval process? Can you expand on the issue with code signing?
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by vamega 4y ago
I used a fastmail account and also got denied. Perhaps they deny anything not using a domain that's from a big email provider? I too provided US State issued identification, which still resulted in my account being denied. I generally
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by vamega 4y ago
Nix will get you most of this. It's got a learning curve, but I think it pays off and is not bad if you're familiar with the Brazil concepts. Having to set up a million dependencies just to begin to start working on a codebase is

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