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by execution 5d ago
I second this: "2nd hand Garmin Forerunner 55 and with a chest based HR monitor". For heart rate training in general, the gold standard is an ECG-based chest strap. Avoid an optical-based monitor because you get some lag between r
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by execution 12d ago
Honestly, just practice with a thing that does not cost a lot of money. Once you desolder and resolder a full size keyboard multiple times (this is before hot-swap was available), most normal through hole PCB soldering jobs becomes easy. 30
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by execution 25d ago
I also confirm the $5 you get is only promotional credit. I tested on my local LLM chat via Open WebUI, 2 requests from that cost $0.02 (so $4.98 left), and after my monthly Kagi renewal an hour ago, it did not reset, I am still on $4.98. Y
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by execution 2mo ago
Agreed, my DIY NAS with ECC DDR4 has ran for over 5 years and I have 0 ECC errors in that time. Something must be very wrong with OP's setup. Perhaps the RAM has been overclocked too far.
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by execution 6mo ago
I do hope every at Astral got a a nice pay-out for this. It does look like this is going to be the norm for popular open source projects related to AI ecosystem, but I guess open source developers need to get paid somehow if that project is
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by execution 10mo ago
Indeed, I always compare it with what I get if I ran it via cloud services and the electricity cost pales in comparison. My NAS is around 100W (6-year old parts: i3 9100 and C246M) which comes to $25/£18 per month (electricity is expen
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by execution 10mo ago
I was tempted by 4 x 28TB (Recertified Seagate ST28000NM000C) but could not work out what I would use it for.
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by execution 10mo ago
I think you should be fine with 64GB (4x16GB ECC), I have 8x10TB RAID-Z2 and it uses around 34GB.
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by execution 11mo ago
Nah, I think they can rant as much about it as they want, nothing is unprofessional on Twitter - have you seen the state of of it? Actually I think they are using correctly, you are suppose to post something to provoke the most reactions yo
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by execution 1y ago
I love my G600 as well. I think I nearly know how to replace most of the mouse. I can resolder new switches, mouse-wheel button and those buttons below the mouse wheel. And replacement pads for the mouse feet are easy to buy, if not, you ca
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by execution 6y ago
Here's the part list: https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/fcxgk6 I shopped around and waited for sales/price drops and got it all for under £500 (not including drives). I don't the pricing if your're n
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by execution 6y ago
I'd recommended building a custom one, if you're technically inclined. But off the shelf ones are fine, just not as cost-effective, but they are smaller though! I previously had a HP N54L with FreeNAS, modded with extra two extra