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by kaliszad 10d ago
Laser etching QR codes onto thin sheets of non-corroding metal or ceramics may be a lot easier to preserve and read back. Also etching the ISO/IEC 18004 standard as text/ images may be doable also. Reimplementing the needed softwa
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$125/month Premium seats on ChatGPT Business(help.openai.com)
2 points by kaliszad 22d ago|1 comments
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by kaliszad 1mo ago
... and Anthropic for instance.
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by kaliszad 1mo ago
Look at how much the components cost 6 months ago and now. That may explain why some calculations shifted considerably. It may be an act of keeping up with the market and having some reserve.
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WireguardTCP: WireGuard over TCP(wireguardtcp.net)
17 points by kaliszad 2mo ago|6 comments
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by kaliszad 4mo ago
I would like to strike a better balance between charging by the hour and complete fix price, especially where the work is hardly predictable up front. The problem here is a mix of trust, respect and discipline. If both parties share these v
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EuroClojure 2027 in Prague(2027.euroclojure.org)
2 points by kaliszad 5mo ago|0 comments
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by kaliszad 5mo ago
Perhaps you can use it as a Schneidebrett: https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x3zm0q1
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by kaliszad 5mo ago
By some measures, the software industry is in a state where steel production was maybe in 1880-1900. By the end of the 19. century we were quite able to produce largish steel constructions but the Siemens-Martin furnace aka Open Hearth Furn
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by kaliszad 5mo ago
In effect if the operating system knew about the DRAM layout, it could for instance double critical data structures and race the processing. Maybe this would be helpful in the networking areas. On the other hand this can maybe get fixed in
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by kaliszad 6mo ago
It also allows you to write stuff like Rama, Specter (@nathanmarz) and to wrap stuff that you do often to avoid boilerplate.
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by kaliszad 6mo ago
To me and many other people the syntax looks like Lego but that's a taste thing and arguing about taste isn't very productive. What is more objective is that there are less syntactic patterns to care about to do at least 90% of pr
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by kaliszad 7mo ago
Many people assume that companies need or want global enterprise level of management of infrastructure or 24/7 support. That's simply not the case. Many small and mid-sized companies just need their applications to run. There is n
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by kaliszad 7mo ago
I hope they expand it in such a way that anybody could uncover the ships of the Russian "shadow fleet" and put more pressure on politicians and officials. Suspicious draught or erratic position changes or incorrect data upon leavi
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by kaliszad 7mo ago
If you brush for 2 minutes I can guarantee you have not cleaned your teeth properly if you have 28-32 of them, use interdental brushes (TePe, Curaprox)/ superfloss and a regular tooth brush. If you are worried about brushing off your e
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by kaliszad 7mo ago
Many are just not that diligent with proper dental hygiene. Interdental brushes/ superfloss are used only occasionally if at all and not every day. There are people that brush for 2 minutes and call it a day, because they heard it&#x27
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by kaliszad 7mo ago
Consult a passionate dental hygienist or get a second opinion from a different dentist. Either you are doing yourself no favors by biting to push over the top and should probably get some kind of a retainer like boxers have to prevent overl
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by kaliszad 8mo ago
I would assume for certain problems LLMs have a solution readily available for JavaScript/ TypeScript or similarly popular languages but not for Clojure/Script. Therefore my thinking was that the process of getting to a workable s
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by kaliszad 8mo ago
I have a pretty non-standard setup but with very standard tools. I didn't follow any specific guide. I have ZFS as the filesystem, for each VM a ZVOL or dataset + raw image and libvirt/ KVM on top. This can be done using e.g. Debi
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by kaliszad 8mo ago
Many people seem to be running OpenCode and similar tools on their laptop with basically no privilege separation, sandboxing, fine-grained permissions settings in the tool itself. This tendency is reflected also by how many plugins are desi
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by kaliszad 8mo ago
I also program a lot in Clojure/Script. Do you also consider thinking token and the number of iterations in the token efficiency?
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by kaliszad 11mo ago
You would be surprised. I have unclogged processes inside and between companies before where people would tell me it's not possible or that success is unlikely. And yes, if you are working with professionals most expenditures can be pl
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by kaliszad 11mo ago
You can get servers elsewhere as well and they can be more agile than Dell/ HPE/ SuperMicro/ Lenovo. Asus, Asrock, Gigabyte and some other brands can ship servers rather quickly. Perhaps not the next day but the prices are mu
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by kaliszad 11mo ago
For small SMBs using Proxmox is reasonably ok-ish. Running in production for 2+ years already our customers are quite happy. We also sent some patches to Proxmox for other much larger clients...
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by kaliszad 11mo ago
If you were more polite, you could have a good entry to the discussion. Yes, Proxmox is built on Debian so anything Debian can do Proxmox VE can mostly do as well without major issues.
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by kaliszad 11mo ago
Anyone who is really committed to their infrastructure will not build it on top of highly proprietary stuff where you have 0 visibility into what's actually happening so you can only hope that somebody fixes it sustainably, in a reason
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by kaliszad 11mo ago
You can have a look at XCP-ng. They have the expertise and it's originally a fork of Citrix XenServer however they are completely on their own feet now delivering some interesting advancements.
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by kaliszad 11mo ago
Seems like a few negotiation skills would be of better use than doing extreme amounts of work so somebody can take months on approving new hardware. Well guess what, the people that did slow down hardware procurement are now slowing down de
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Technology Choices at Zalando – Updating Our Tech Radar Process (2020)(engineering.zalando.com)
2 points by kaliszad 1y ago|0 comments
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by kaliszad 1y ago
This is very laudable! The letter's first page looks very low effort, which unfortunately is the first impression undermining the certainly large amounts of work people have invested in this. The note about needing a PhD could well be

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