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madiele
9mo ago
Had the same problem, wanted to use gemini but wanted to setup a speeding limit, turns out Google would prefer you to risk bankruptcy for a mistake, no spending limit available from what I understood, ended up going with openrouter and usin
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madiele
2y ago
I don't agree plenty of podcast are only on YouTube and twitch and never bother to setup a proper RSS feed, it was so annoying I developed a project to fix it for my self https://github.com/madiele/vod2pod-rss
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madiele
2y ago
Nobody is forcing you to use anything I just wanted to underline that the performance hit you mentioned is not really there, as we are in a public forum there is value to keep things factual. As for why to do it, if you develop on server ap
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madiele
2y ago
For most uses wsl2 on windows is pretty close to a bare metal instalation https://www.phoronix.com/review/windows11-wsl2-zen4 wsl2 runs under the windows hypervisor as a vm, but so does windows since windows 11. So the
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madiele
2y ago
It's also supported inside loop, just add a code block and select marmaid as a language
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madiele
2y ago
I'm in Italy and my pixel 8 pro bough from Amazon has it, so yes, seems to be in all of them
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madiele
2y ago
Not the OP but you can do it with a split keyboard
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2y ago
Seems like he changed the subdomain or something, the article is still up https://0912i390129ionkjan.bearblog.dev/how-a-single-chatgpt...
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3y ago
I've got a cryptominer in one of my personal selfhosted container of a github project meant to be used with a vpn only, due to this insecure by default choice of docker. Still salty about it...
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madiele
3y ago
If you are using buildx+QEMU for compiling your much better off cross-compiling inside the native architecture of github actions and the export the result to a build step that emulates the architecture: I went form cross compilation that t
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madiele
3y ago
Rust is great for writing stuff that needs to be stable with little downtime, for anything that needs to change a lot rust is not there yet, it has lots of sharp corners like not being able to make a factory interface that returns another i
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madiele
3y ago
They probably don't want to have the extra headache of having made a promise of uptime in anyway, if anyone uses a free service for stuff that can't go down the fault is on them
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3y ago
The chat experience is horrible on team, read recepit work half of the time, notifications are super weird in how they get handled, reactions cound as a notification separated from the chat, and so on...