marcogarces

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by marcogarces 6d ago
I use big drawers for "types" and ziplocks for within; i have a network drawer , a media one and a generic one that says "stuff that glues or grabs" (zip ties, tape, etc)
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by marcogarces 27d ago
looks very interesting, might give it a try. I'm currently just using Raycast WM capacity together with InstantSpaceSwitcher. For me it's always how hard it is to memorise yet another keyboard shortcut (i have a lot of them); but
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by marcogarces 27d ago
this is the way! I even configured it with a combo on my ZSA voyager and now it's just there! Also changed default keys for switching desktop (i believe i disabled it) and have InstantSpaceSwitcher take over, which means my logitech mo
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From LLM to shopping cart (Portugal)(cesta.pt)
1 points by marcogarces 1mo ago|0 comments
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by marcogarces 2mo ago
Here I was all proud of myself for controlling my Mitsubishi AC via CN105 connector using pure ESPHome and this guy does this great hack! Good job!
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by marcogarces 2mo ago
Christian is a brilliant developer, that made simply the best experience for reddit that ever existed; after the ban, and when Apollo was dead, I simply stopped consuming reddit (other than an occasional kagi search that takes me there). I
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by marcogarces 4mo ago
with seniority, when you get to that point in the interview process where they ask you: "so you have any questions for us?", I just ask: "what is your position of using some of my time contributing to the OSS projects this co
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by marcogarces 5mo ago
I think I was taking 3 grams a day, 1g every 8 hours; the day I finally decided to go seek medical help, I felt extremely tired... when I traced back how much I had taken, it was 3 grams in less than 8 hours, but this was due to being extre
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by marcogarces 5mo ago
I just think this is pretty cool! As a portuguese and an open-source advocate, I love this project. Saw it for the first time here: https://duarteocarmo.com/blog/amalia-and-the-future-of-europ...
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Amália- Open Source Large Language Model (LLM) for European Portuguese(portugal.gov.pt)
8 points by marcogarces 5mo ago|1 comments
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by marcogarces 5mo ago
In mozambique i was committed to the hospital with my liver failing after spending two weeks taking acetaminophen daily because everyone at work got sick and someone had to keep the business up (it was a bank, our IT department was very spe
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by marcogarces 5mo ago
definitely running this tomorrow first thing in the morning
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by marcogarces 5mo ago
it's exactly that, just less good choice for webUI, it was not clear to me at first either
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by marcogarces 6mo ago
I love HomeAssistant, and my second time on a new home, i'm slowly getting what i want in terms of interface and devices; doing it slowly helps you plan better and execute it perfectly. I've also been watering my garden (sprinkler
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KindScreen – a parent-reviewed catalog of safe YouTube for kids(kindscreen.org)
3 points by marcogarces 6mo ago|1 comments
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by marcogarces 6mo ago
A friend of mine recently built something I thought some people here might appreciate: KindScreen. It's an open-source, community-curated catalog of YouTube videos that are safe for kids aged 3–12. The key idea is simple: nothing appea
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by marcogarces 8mo ago
this looks really cool, I can already imagine a bunch of things i can use it for! Kudos!
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by marcogarces 11mo ago
same here; I bought a M2 Max with 96GB of RAM almost 3 years ago, for €4K, but a client paid half of it for a 1 year retainer. This machine is still the best thing i've worked with, and I have zero intentions of switching this machine
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by marcogarces 11mo ago
Most people look at computers as a commodity that needs to perfectly balance performance and price; most really expensive computers usually are acquired by professionals that do need the specs and within small time, it gets paid off quickly
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by marcogarces 1y ago
"what is pain? French bread!"
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by marcogarces 1y ago
if you guys love Tailscale, perhaps take a look at NetBird, an open source solution, which also has a commercial offer. Really recommend this one
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by marcogarces 1y ago
Pesant! (just joking); Mine is 96GB!
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by marcogarces 2y ago
I recently received me Moonlander; not only it's an amazing keyboard, but the customisation is beyond good; i'm still getting used to it, so my typing is slow, but i'll get there. And the team behind it is just out of this wo
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by marcogarces 2y ago
if you like Tailscale, you should look into Netbird.io! It’s the same concept but 100% Open Source
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by marcogarces 2y ago
I've said this for years, since I owned a Samsung Galaxy something with the dock that had USB, ethernet and HDMI; you put your phone in and you have a desktop... This will be the future, but only when Apple does this to their iPhones l
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by marcogarces 2y ago
I'm super impressed and have a lot of respect for group of teenagers. I have a question: do you have any idea what your parents did right to get you into electronics and hacking like this? I'm looking into getting my 3 kids into C
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by marcogarces 3y ago
I love Firefox profiles, and also the jails options (i used it for example for Facebook and Instagram). But since I've started used Chromium based Arc browser, nothing compares; I still use Firefox for AWS management (with Granted.dev)
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by marcogarces 6y ago
"If you can't change your job, change your job"
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by marcogarces 6y ago
this is just the beginning... and add nothing to do with covid.