Sphax

6 ms·

1.
by Sphax 7d ago
Can't load the page but hopefully it's on an endpoint sitting behind my Tinyauth protection.
2.
by Sphax 9d ago
Got my hopes up when it said widely available GPUs that it would be open weights but it doesn’t seem like it sadly
3.
by Sphax 22d ago
Both can be true though. I had the max coding plan since january and I kept using with Pi since then, even though it wasn’t as good as opus until glm 5.3. It definitely can be a daily driver if you don’t want to use Anthropic or OpenAI. It’
4.
by Sphax 2mo ago
It depends on your card I think. I can say that with a 3080 Ti and now a 5090 I have no issue playing almost all the games on steam on Fedora 44, event a lot of games not explicitly compatible. I’ve been using Linux only for probably a year
5.
by Sphax 2mo ago
Looks cool but it doesn’t have Reminders, just like Sol which i’m currently using. It’s the only thing that i really miss from Raycast, seems like not a lot of people used that feature ?
6.
by Sphax 2mo ago
what are my options if i want to use a router like this ? who provides one ?
7.
by Sphax 2mo ago
> we've been able to automatically aggregate context from pi sessions what do you mean by this ? do you rewrite the context in your proxy ?
8.
by Sphax 4mo ago
That is some insane value. I've been using GLM Coding Plan Max with GLM 5.1 for a while and i've tested DeepSeek V4 Pro maybe for 3 weeks now and I found it to be better than GLM 5.1 for complex coding tasks. I've used 65m t
9.
SWE-1.5: Our Fast Agent Model(cognition.ai)
1 points by Sphax 11mo ago|0 comments
10.
by Sphax 11mo ago
We run Harbor and mirror every base image using its Proxy Cache feature, it's quite nice. We've had this setup for years now and while it works fine, Harbor has some rough edges.
11.
GLM Coding Plan(z.ai)
4 points by Sphax 1y ago|1 comments
12.
by Sphax 1y ago
You’re either trolling or simply unaware but Steam and Proton allows you to run quite a bit of the Steam library on Linux with good performance.
13.
by Sphax 1y ago
Love this. Great UI and straight to the point. Thank you for sharing. One thing I'm curious about, is there a way to add a bookmark from a browser on iPhone ? When I'm browsing I often want to save an article in my reading list, r
14.
by Sphax 1y ago
This is really cool. How much would that cost in Claude API calls ?
15.
by Sphax 1y ago
Oh I didn’t realize it was open source. The wording « We help you setup Firecracker VMs » made me think it was a SaaS at first but maybe I was mistaken. Is the idea that a community should host its own instance of shellmates ?
16.
by Sphax 1y ago
This is a cool idea. I also like the website, very clean looking, congrats. I do have some questions: can the owner of a server split it any way they want ? For example if I have a 64 GB server with 16 cores (something OVH provides IIRC) ca
17.
by Sphax 1y ago
I watched some videos of Andreas working on Jakt some years ago but right now it seems kind of dead looking at the commit history.
18.
by Sphax 2y ago
Yes. I have maintained my ledger with beancount for 5/6 years now. I don’t automate downloading from my bank, it’s not worth the hassle especially now that every login requires 2FA with my phone. But I did write an importer for the csv
19.
by Sphax 2y ago
Aren't they (Red Hat) one of the biggest contributor to Wayland ?
20.
by Sphax 2y ago
The UI looks nice but it doesn't look like there's CarPlay support unfortunately. I don't use my car that often but when I do I want to be able to access my music library. Right now I'm stuck with Plex and Prism on iOS b
21.
by Sphax 2y ago
Hardware wise I bought a TerraMaster F4-423 used last year for about 300€. It's a great device. Software wise, I use Fedora Server, although if I had to reinstall now I would use AlmaLinux because I don't need the new stuff coming
22.
The Brutal Truth about Kafka Cost Calculators(bigdata.2minutestreaming.com)
1 points by Sphax 2y ago|0 comments
23.
by Sphax 2y ago
I write Go, tried Odin for about 3 weeks, decided it wasn't for me. I appreciated some things, like the fact that the syntax is close to Go, the easy interop with C, the fast compilation, somewhat complete stdlib. Other things I didn&#
24.
by Sphax 2y ago
templ is great, it's been my go to when working on web stuff with Go.
25.
by Sphax 2y ago
I've been using Kafka professionally for more than 10 years, since 0.8 where consumer groups didn't even exist yet. In my opinion this post exagerates a lot of things to promote their product. We don't have giant clusters but
26.
by Sphax 2y ago
That’s great to see, I’ve been using zig on and off for the past 3 years, I really like the language so I’m happy to see it gaining even more traction
27.
by Sphax 2y ago
I really dislike the attitude that open source maintainers should adapt their code to comply with any bullshit requirements from random companies just so they can use the code. Be grateful that someone wrote code for you to use freely.
28.
by Sphax 2y ago
How do people deploying SQLite server side handle migrations ? I've seen two ways but I'm still not sure which one I prefer: * using an external tool, just like any other RDBMS (I know and use https://github.com/go
29.
by Sphax 2y ago
Anyone using Kamal in production outside 37signals ?
30.
by Sphax 2y ago
Where did you see that Kamal uses Docker Swarm ? As far as I can tell it doesn't use it.

More ›