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giis
18d ago
To be honest, for me the result is quite unbelievable. I never thought I'll lose 14kg in my mid 40's but managed to do it with very little exercise and following water fasting and mostly focused on diet, its surprising. Looking ba
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giis
18d ago
Yes, definitely dont take medical advice from LLM. Only thing, I suggest is taking food, which foods to take or skip. And also random questions to keep you on track with fasting. like "what happens if I take tiny fruit juice - does it
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giis
18d ago
Yes, I know its silly to ask same question, what happens in your body every week to AI. Answers are mostly Same but Just to re-enforce idea, of what you body currently undergoing every few hrs helped me. For example, I watched "What ha
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My fat loss experiments with ChatGPT and water fasting
(community.webminal.org)
15 points
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giis
18d ago
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giis
5mo ago
As soon as I read this >Shared dev boxes, shell-as-a-service, jump hosts, build servers — anywhere multiple users share a kernel. any user becomes root jumped out of bed and went straight into webminal.org servers as local user and ran t
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giis
5mo ago
Yes, GIF in PR is really nice in my view too :) Our reproduction runs in a sandboxed per-repo environment that we re-verify the fix in before opening the PR. Would love to have your thoughts on beta and to see how it goes on real world apps
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giis
5mo ago
https://neverbreak.ai that fixes failing CI and opens a PR with _proof_. Most "AI CI fix" tools read the error log and guess a patch. We actually reproduce the failure, fix it then re-run the test in a fresh environmen
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giis
6mo ago
Sure. We had quite a lot of universities and schools used this platform for their classes. I'll be away from system for next 48hrs though.Drop us a mail,will respond.
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giis
6mo ago
Actually I opened up GitHub Sponsor just few weeks ago. Few tims i received enquiry from users (professors) who wanted to contribute back.only now i have proper channel to redirect such requests.
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giis
6mo ago
Only UML is the resource consuming part kept as option available on request. Rest of them all shared Shellinabox, nginx,Flask and each active user session consumes little RAM since its a shared terminal. Simple `ls /home` shows all oth
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giis
6mo ago
There will be little latency if you access from different region. Server located at Singapore. From India, I checked right now directly via this link https://www.webminal.org/terminal/proxy/index/ I dont see
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giis
6mo ago
Thanks, most of these came out restriction, we cant afford to throw money on horizontal scaling (adding more server,load server etc). So we kind of forced to try out new things to keep cost affordable. There are many thing left out on above
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giis
6mo ago
Until few days server ago was using 8GB and I did a cost cutting measure and its running on 4GB server for last week or so. :)
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giis
6mo ago
In past I have seen around 10 process, but I think with current setup, it could support around upto 20 UML. Remember this runs on the same server where others login and get their normal bash account too. So not a dedicated UML server.
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6mo ago
It began as on-prem, Freston hosted in his house (we shared server cost, some people called it crazy, because I sent money to someone I met in Linuxforums.org and never seen this person, even via internet, I trusted him because I know him f
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giis
6mo ago
Yes, User mode linux pretty cool project. If I'm not wrong, UML is kind of predecessor to gvisor or firecracker from a different era.
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giis
6mo ago
Sure thanks, Let me know if you have feedback.
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15 years, one server, 8GB RAM and 500k users – how Webminal refuses to die
(community.webminal.org)
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6mo ago
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Show HN: PostgreSQL backup manager with BTRFS block-level deduplication
(github.com)
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giis
6mo ago
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This Linux FS was supposed to change everything–here's the dark reason it failed
(howtogeek.com)
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6mo ago
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giis
10mo ago
Yes, I know the risk involved. Just 1 or 2 trades per day not more. Always used the amount that I can afford to lose. No gambling.
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10mo ago
Quantitative Trading Co-Founder | US https://0dte.tech/ Seeking US-based co-founder with _strong_ FOSS credentials to establish and operate quantitative trading firm. Prior Trading experience desired. email me: lakshmipath
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1y ago
To be honest, I do regret it. After 20 years of working on FOSS projects, I've invested enormous amounts of time, effort, and money into these and other free/open-source initiatives. It was enjoyable initially - there's somet
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Mind-Blowing:PostgreSQL Meets ScyllaDB Lightning Speed and Monstrous Scalability
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2y ago
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giis
2y ago
Looks nice. Is it possible start_chrome() with specific chrome browser profile name or re-use existing open firefox/chrome browser session and launch a new tab with specific domain?
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giis
2y ago
If you have recent kernel version and using ext4, case insensitivity for specific directory can be enabled using casefold feature. See https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/558977/how-to-enabl...
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Linux Kernel Teaching
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Mastering K8s networking:Otterizes journey in cloud-native packet-management
(otterize.com)
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2y ago
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giis
2y ago
At-least for now, you need to move these into readme.md These animated gif gives better idea about this tool! nice work!
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Xz: Update maintainer and author info. The other maintainer suddenly disappeared
(github.com)
6 points
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giis
2y ago
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