hammyhavoc

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by hammyhavoc 3mo ago
I use Nextcloud Office all the time with others. Prior to that, we used OneDrive/Office and Google Drive. With tight deadlines, there frequently isn't the time to not be working concurrently on the same doc, especially when it com
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by hammyhavoc 3mo ago
If you ever take another stab at it, would love to hear about it. me@hammyhavoc.com
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by hammyhavoc 1y ago
The statement being made is not "HN doesn't love blogs". The statement being made is "Very anti-HN thinking to be posted here." Rather than present useless analogies, engage with what's actually been presented.
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by hammyhavoc 1y ago
Is this not just reinventing the utmost basic portfolio website of quarter of a century ago? Are people not already doing this with cheap or even free turn-key templates? Could probably have an LLM excrete one in minutes. I get daily outrea
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by hammyhavoc 1y ago
https://support.apple.com/en-gb/104170 Probably ongoing support. It was no iPhone in terms of units sold.
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by hammyhavoc 1y ago
I'd be content with even a browser extension in LibreWolf to style specific email threads, and past and future emails from specific senders as chat bubbles. Would need to strip the signatures of course. I find email threads really labo
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by hammyhavoc 1y ago
How long have you been working on their SEO?
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by hammyhavoc 1y ago
That's a lot coming from someone who posted a link to a blog post that isn't even publicly available.
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by hammyhavoc 1y ago
As a Jew, I take great issue with calling this a "Holocaust" as not only is it inaccurate, it diminishes the meaning of the word for describing the state-sponsored murder of 6m+ Jews alone—and that's without even getting into
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by hammyhavoc 1y ago
Experiences?
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by hammyhavoc 1y ago
Ah yes, the thing that told people to administer insulin to someone experiencing hypoglycemia (likely fatal BTW) is nothing like a library or Google search, because people blindly believe the output because of the breathless hype. See Dunni
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by hammyhavoc 1y ago
Why not do the research yourself rather than risk it misinterpreting? I FAFO'd repeatedly with that, and it is just horribly unreliable.
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by hammyhavoc 1y ago
No wonder there are so many confident people spouting total rubbish on technical forums.
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by hammyhavoc 1y ago
There might not be any stupid questions, but there's plenty of perfectly confident stupid answers. https://www.reddit.com/r/LibreWolf/s/Wqc8XGKT5h
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by hammyhavoc 1y ago
Make the LLM bulletpoint output seem more human that it is?
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by hammyhavoc 1y ago
Whatever you think HN is, it isn't. People are not represented by a subdomain of an accelerator. HN also drank the crypto-crap and NFT Kool-Aid. It's nice to see people able to not follow the groupthink.
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by hammyhavoc 1y ago
Does this site have a license to use the Labubu brand? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Labubu?wprov=sfla1
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by hammyhavoc 1y ago
NetBird is also worth a look—FOSS and can be self-hosted.
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by hammyhavoc 1y ago
I didn't think there were others doing this out there, but yes, do this for sure. It's a lot of fun. Write about it too. I'm going to write up ours.
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by hammyhavoc 1y ago
CRTs implode—and then glass flies out at high velocity.
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by hammyhavoc 1y ago
Not infrequently, someone being smart in one field doesn't necessarily mean they can solve problems in another. I know some brilliant people, but, well, putting it kindly, they're as useful as a chocolate teapot outside of their s
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by hammyhavoc 1y ago
"The future" is relative and contextual. Different tools for different tasks, different solutions for different problems.
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by hammyhavoc 1y ago
I've been using HN since 2018, and whilst I'm a bit rough around the edges, I generally interact with the best of intentions as long as my blood glucose is within range (which, with a CGM, is more than at any other point in my lif
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by hammyhavoc 1y ago
Thanks!
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by hammyhavoc 1y ago
Now explain ZFS being added as a feature in Unraid 7. I'll wait.
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by hammyhavoc 1y ago
Hit the comment depth limit again, but yes, SSDs! Yes, Unraid can crash-and-burn in quite a lot of different ways. Ask me how I know! Why I'm all-in on ZFS now.
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by hammyhavoc 1y ago
Hit the comment depth limit (so annoying), but the comment about repairing blocks means that you can repair bitrot/corruption/malicious changes/whatever down to the block level of a ZFS dataset if you have a redundant replica
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by hammyhavoc 1y ago
> If a drive fails, you rebuild it from the parity. But if the file system is corrupt then you're hosed and end up with a `lost+found`. It sounds great until it fails, and then you realize why ZFS with replication makes sense. Unrai
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by hammyhavoc 1y ago
No, because you have a cache pool and calculate the parity changes on a schedule, or when specific conditions are met, e.g., remaining available storage on the cache pool. The cache pool is recommended to be mirrored for this reason (not ma
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by hammyhavoc 1y ago
If you have a redundant dataset (#1 reason to use ZFS replication) then you can repair a ZFS dataset.

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