ilkhan4

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by ilkhan4 3mo ago
Pi-hole does have a feature where you can temporarily disable it for exceptional cases like that. You could have used that instead of uninstalling it altogether.
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by ilkhan4 7mo ago
I haven't read through the entire thing yet, but looks conceptually similar to Zenstack ( https://zenstack.dev ) with the auth plugin and auto-generated APIs, so I'd be interested in a comparison with that. Fwiw, I went
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by ilkhan4 9mo ago
A few questions/comments after skimming the docs: - How does authz work? Can I use Postgres RLS? If not, how would you address row or column-level permissions in a system that uses this? - If you're using logical replication to s
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by ilkhan4 9mo ago
For an AppleTV app, Infuse has been good for me. It’s a paid app but worth it, imo.
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by ilkhan4 10mo ago
Yep, I've had mine running for over a year now without issue. It idles at 34w with all 4 drives running. I ended up making a custom "case" for it: https://github.com/cbsmith402/storage-loaf
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by ilkhan4 10mo ago
I haven't used Codex, but my process is the same with Claude Code as if I'm writing the code: branch off of main, tell it to write code. If I like it, commit the code. If I don't, revert the code, then tell it I reverted the
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by ilkhan4 10mo ago
Where else would you store them that's more secure?
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by ilkhan4 11mo ago
I'll push the metaphor a bit: I think the point is that if you have a fleet of vehicles you want to fuel, go ahead and get a fuel truck and bite off on that expense. However, if you only have 1 or 2, a couple of jerry cans you probably
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by ilkhan4 1y ago
This argument is always kind of silly to me. You really think they'd use a weapon of mass destruction just to take out a few people they don't like? On their home soil? I mean, I find myself being surprised by Trump daily, but sti
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by ilkhan4 1y ago
As someone who has been in the market for something like this, can I ask why it's a monthly subscription? I don't think I would be generating a new brand identity every month so it would make more sense to me to pay a one-time fee
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by ilkhan4 1y ago
You can get a 1 -> 4 M.2 adapter for these as well which would give each one a 1x PCIe lane (same as all these other boards). If you still want spinning rust, these also have built-in power for those and SATA ports so you only need a 12-
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by ilkhan4 1y ago
Well, it was going to be pilot but then I've been hanging out on /r/flying lately and it sounds pretty rough in that world right now. I'd guess something else driving/piloting some kind of vehicle that isn't as
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by ilkhan4 1y ago
I’ve always wondered why something like this isn’t a thing. AWS ECS had a half-hearted feature to deploy docker compose setups but they discontinued it awhile back. We use compose to run our app locally so it would be nice to just deploy th
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by ilkhan4 1y ago
This brings back memories. For some reason, my (at the time) girlfriend and I were gifted a pair these in my first year of college. I didn't have much use for them by then but they would have been pretty cool in middle/high school
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by ilkhan4 2y ago
I've thought of taking a similar path myself. Which school are you looking at?
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by ilkhan4 2y ago
I've wondered this too, and I even tried to build one a few years back, but I came to the conclusion that most people who care that much about audio don't really care about open source or hacking hardware. They like buying a big,
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by ilkhan4 2y ago
What's the process for getting access to this? I signed up for an account but it's prompting me to connect to an existing DB.
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by ilkhan4 2y ago
Yeah, this has been my experience too. The mentality seems similar to "productivity hackers" who spend more time figuring out the quickest, most optimal way to do a thing than people who just do the thing.
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by ilkhan4 2y ago
Flint Lockwood was ahead of his time
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by ilkhan4 2y ago
Can you share more about what the tool does?
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by ilkhan4 2y ago
Wow, I thought you guys were just reselling Neon like some others. This is genuinely impressive technically. It's got me looking at Unikraft Cloud for other stuff too. That said, do you plan do offer branching or any other features tha
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by ilkhan4 2y ago
In my experience, it's not really about the individual pieces of information, it's more about being able to build a more complete profile of someone. Most verification is built on the number of factors to build a trust score and h
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by ilkhan4 2y ago
Yeah, with my info (no drinking, normal weight, no disease, moderate exercise, etc) I'm going to die in 2 years at the age of 44. Maybe it knows something?
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by ilkhan4 2y ago
I have not tried that, no. I'm not even sure what a SOTA model is (which is my other issue with AI right now: the fragmentation). Sure, the AI design can be done quicker and may be "better" by some objective measure. However,
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by ilkhan4 2y ago
I promised myself I wouldn't respond to these anymore but I can't help it. > Separate filtering from retrieval Why? What does this buy you? You're already doing stuff in the DB. Why make another round trip after the appl
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by ilkhan4 2y ago
I think it will be the opposite, actually. AI seems to be eating the bottom, but there is still demand for higher level decision making that seniors or architects do. The stuff that I would usually delegate to junior devs, e.g. "move t
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by ilkhan4 2y ago
It's been a while since I've looked at elastic pools in Azure, but maybe Neon ( https://neon.tech/ ) or recently Nile ( https://www.thenile.dev/ ) might work in terms of spinning up a bunch of separat
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by ilkhan4 2y ago
Yeah, and this is probably sufficient for most common cases if we're being honest. Immutability and bitemporal querying are nice features in Datomic, but the trade offs for most teams are an unfamiliar query language, unfamiliar runtim
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by ilkhan4 2y ago
We use Doppler and it seems pretty decent
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by ilkhan4 2y ago
I would describe it as a stopping point, or a chunk of work that represents a finished step (however you define a step).

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