iRomain

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by iRomain 5mo ago
Well there’s Bosch. Software wise I salute their home connect initiative which is maybe not the best UX but at least it works locally so either it is good forward thinking software engineering choices either it shows neglected software engi
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by iRomain 10mo ago
Sadly AI assist is dead as of now as it received the internet hug of death
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by iRomain 10mo ago
I am glad home assistant (HA) gets some exposure. I run it in a VM on a proxmox server (because I use it for other stuff), it works like a charm. If you only need HA buy the dedicated hardware they sell or buy a mini PC. For my lights and s
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by iRomain 10mo ago
Great idea!
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by iRomain 10mo ago
This looks really cool, will try it out!
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by iRomain 1y ago
LLM
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by iRomain 2y ago
Funnily enough I went to the article because I guessed that it would have literally formed overnight by some surface movement originating from within the moon not some external cause. And I believe my guess is as good as yours except in hin
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by iRomain 3y ago
Here's a classic example : Je suis allé à une teuf de ouf => je suis allé à une fête de fou Literally : I went to an zeecray teepar => I went to a crazy party C'est pas oim => c'est pas moi (It's not me) Fais pa
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by iRomain 3y ago
I wired together all the cables behind the switches in my home and covered them with smart switches
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by iRomain 3y ago
Just go with Philips Hue, you can't go wrong. Then, when you're ready, setup home assistant but setup everything so basic functionality still works even if your server or internet went down. My hue bulbs are at the center of this
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by iRomain 3y ago
I was also intrigued to see a real MRI scanner built with Legos. Also disappointed to see they only give away 600 of these. What's the total cost of this marketing campaign for Lego? $20k?
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by iRomain 3y ago
I have 200 domains at Dynadot and keep my personal/most valuable ones at Cloudflare. Dynadot has improved a lot in the past few years.
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by iRomain 3y ago
Same here
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by iRomain 3y ago
Cool for you. What about if you contribute to this one or open-source yours?
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by iRomain 3y ago
Crazy to think OP wasn’t even born when Win95 was used. Congrats on the job!
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by iRomain 4y ago
Great advice
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by iRomain 4y ago
I stopped reading after « with nary a mainstream use case to show for it other than drugs and ransomware » Wether you like them or not, DEFI, ICOs and NFTs are all very valid use cases which attracted people with backgrounds different enoug
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by iRomain 4y ago
I like these as well!
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by iRomain 4y ago
So in French it could be: Steak végétal => Steakal or Stékal Saucisse végétale => Saucissal or Saucissal Done
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by iRomain 4y ago
Pretty cool! But, before you jump into it... Unless Github have changed their terms, this is against the ToS of Github actions. If I recall correctly, they are meant to be used for building/testing/maintaining the project included
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by iRomain 4y ago
Also in the same vein, check out https://lakefs.io/
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by iRomain 4y ago
I laughed so hard at Gordon Inkeles' response. Wendell Berry: My wife types my work on a Royal standard typewriter bought new in 1956 and as good now as it was then. As she types, she sees things that are wrong and marks them with
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by iRomain 4y ago
In theory yes! Practically speaking, I think it'll be very hard to find a pricing model that works. You can get in touch if you want to discuss.
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by iRomain 4y ago
Happy user of https://forwardemail.net for $3/month for unlimited domains/aliases. This is the only subscription I pay that I believe has a fair (cheap?) price. I use it for all email forwards for my family: https:&#x
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by iRomain 4y ago
You are right I didn't know it was allowed
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by iRomain 4y ago
You are right, they added a A record in the root zone file. I didn't know it was allowed. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31690379
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by iRomain 4y ago
I'm not saying "ai" is not a valid domain. I'm just guessing why people get to a website when they just type "ai". I'm on my phone now, if you search for the ai entry in the root zone file ( https:/&#
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by iRomain 4y ago
It is a valid domain in the technical DNS sense. But practically speaking, each TLD has "ns" entries in the root zone database, not "A", "CNAME", etc. entries. This is just a guy who registered www under a TLD
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by iRomain 4y ago
So they registered the domain "www" just like they could have registered "google" or "lol". You can access Google by typing: - google.com (domain name) - www.google.com (subdomain) The same for the domain in qu
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by iRomain 4y ago
Microsoft Access! I haven't touched that in years.

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