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by _rwo 5d ago
ah yes, the classic full circle /remind me in 6 years about this thread
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I'm a builder, I can build anything(wojsznis.eu)
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by _rwo 11d ago
thank_you_the_office.gif
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by _rwo 14d ago
took few sessions to re-slop this to OpenSubsonic (navidrome compat) backend; didn't even looked once at the code, I love and hate the future we live in thanks again for sharing!
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by _rwo 15d ago
I discovered explo too and AI slopped my own solution a while back for the discover weekly from listenbrainz xD (navidrome-listenbrainz-jams on GH) - aside the fact that listenbrainz had technical issues for a bit - does the job for me; may
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by _rwo 22d ago
I just LOVE that you can find a public (and well maintained that) toilet in Japan within a walking distance wherever you are. It's just so... civilized. I often see ppl urinating in the public here in Europe - taxi drivers in the bushe
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by _rwo 22d ago
thanks for this link! I was constantly struggling with remote-ipad setup - tried so many things (including paid options), but everything was _iffy_ at best (on-call4live, lol) And I'm also gonna ride my M1Max Studio until it dies (hope
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by _rwo 1mo ago
so awesome; as a side note I still host quake net pl (plz do not visit it, it's hosted on my home NAS and currently supports up to 10rpm xD) which was dedicated to Quake 3 and have origins starting 1998; I need to figure out how to kee
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by _rwo 2mo ago
majority of Synology storage-compatibility-related _problems_ can be solved with this: https://github.com/007revad/Synology_HDD_db - seems to 'just work' unsure about this 'smart storage' as my Syno
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by _rwo 2mo ago
> the benefit of containers is that they are all in the same browser. all your settings, extensions, remembered passwords (...) YMMV that's exactly the downside of containers for me xD Since Firefox (nightly) introduced multi profil
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by _rwo 2mo ago
thanks, I'm still trying to find an exit, maybe this will help me
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by _rwo 2mo ago
you have to squint, but I don't get why this is so upvoted similar to recent submission "Ghost Font: A font that humans can read but AI cannot" - which wasn't even a font, but some animation which turned out could be rea
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by _rwo 3mo ago
> resale value and being able to buy used games for cheap This is exactly how I do it - I don't have much time for gaming as much as I would like to so I just buy one game at a time (~90% of the time it's used one), finish it,
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by _rwo 3mo ago
ran the security 'plugin' on small app, in 15 min it eat up all of my quota - so it did exactly what I was expecting it to do
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by _rwo 4mo ago
_no god! please no!!! nooooooo_ can AI collapse already please so I can buy some ram? thx
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by _rwo 4mo ago
only 100x? why not go beyond 1000x? I swear, the tech world is in the state of some global AI psychosis
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by _rwo 4mo ago
> it smells very LLM~y Every Time I See This Header Followed By Another Header I just know it's been LLMed xd also if you click around this page it's pretty obvious
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by _rwo 4mo ago
> But I’m not reviewing that code (...) That's the spirit, I always say - _others_ will deal with AI slop during code review. Eventually they will get tired and start 'reviewing' this AI stuff with AI - so it's a win
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by _rwo 5mo ago
that sounds nice, thanks for sharing The Numbers! :D
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by _rwo 5mo ago
nice write-up! I wonder tho - did the optimization really affect CI wall time? In my experience such micro optimization rarely move the needle - it obviously matters because a lot jobs are running in parallel, but did it in the end improved
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by _rwo 6mo ago
Memory unlocked: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_K-L9uhsBLM
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by _rwo 7mo ago
The only way this title could be any better is this: Github Actions is slowly KILLING engineering teams /s Said that - every CI sucks one way or another, Github actions is just good enough to fire up a simple job/automation which
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by _rwo 8mo ago
seems like I need to update my toolset for the 3rd time this week
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by _rwo 8mo ago
Oh yeah, Oracle; if you want to see where contributions come die see mysql-operator - ton of stuff broken, pull request fixes (like most obvious, no-brain bugfixes) slurped into bugs.mysql.com oblivion never seeing the light of day
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by _rwo 8mo ago
same; I think codex with gpt5 changed things for me; then opus 4.5 turned out to be also useful (yet quite pricey)
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by _rwo 8mo ago
1. Work in sh-tty and buggy codebases to begin with 2. Then you can't see the AI slop in mountains of existing spaghetti 3. Profit _For more life hacks like and subscribe_
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by _rwo 8mo ago
If you're (speaking in general) going through such extremes - working 16h/day then farming and 'discovering' god - I would suggest looking into therapy; simply to regain balance; I also had a period in my life in my 30s
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by _rwo 9mo ago
> So something like pgBouncer together with transactional queries FYI - it's already supported by cloudnativepg [1] I was playing with this operator recently and I'm truly impressed - it's a piece of art when it comes to p
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by _rwo 10mo ago
I love synology; bought one around 2018, runs nicely until this day; received last DSM 7.3 update so will be supported until 2028 but I will probably keep it running until it dies as I don't expose it to The Evil Internet anyway does e
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by _rwo 10mo ago
> And finally you have a brilliant idea of hiring a second $150k/year dev ops admin (...) in my experience you always need a "Devops team" to operate all that cloud stuff; so to paraphrase - suddenly you're spending $

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