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matthiaswh
5d ago
This made me laugh nostalgically. A Geo Prism was one of my first "$1000 cars" as a kid. Fun little car, but once it hit 40 it started shaking like a tree. I always joked that if I drove it on the highway it would shake itself apa
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6d ago
Tell me you use harvest without telling me you use harvest.
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2mo ago
Matrix? https://actualbudget.org is fantastic and self-hostable, but or can be installed locally on a desktop. There's no cloud version but it still largely fits your criteria.
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Dockframe – modular USB hub compatible with Framework Expansion Cards
(crowdsupply.com)
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4mo ago
You might take a look at https://github.com/tcgoetz/GarminDB
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4mo ago
The quotes on the homepage made me chuckle. This looks right up my alley, looking forward to playing it.
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5mo ago
If you're doing data manipulation with server state, you would probably want to create a Fact[0]. This is a straightforward Python class. If you're doing data manipulation locally you would simply write Python code. Operations[1]
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5mo ago
I switched from Ansible to Pyinfra for my homelab, and continue to use Ansible at work. The biggest difference is that Pyinfra is simply Python code. It's incredibly easy to control the system in whatever manner you need to. You can pr
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Fossil – A Coherent Software Configuration Management System
(fossil-scm.org)
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Sourcehut – The Hacker's Forge
(sourcehut.org)
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You didn't ask, but I would offer a few suggestions for games to introduce your children to soon. Dinosaur Escape [0] if you can find it, it's basically a cooperative memory game but introduces them to some very gentle strategy. (
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5mo ago
Board Game Arena in turn-based mode. I have been playing multiple games daily non-stop for 6 years now with a consistent but sometimes shifting group of local friends. We still play live either virtually or in-person at times, but the async
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5mo ago
This should answer most of your first question: https://frame.work/laptop13pro?tab=upgrade-to-pro
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Ensu – Ente’s Local LLM app
(ente.com)
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Locker by Ente
(ente.io)
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8mo ago
Can confirm, they do. This set of 1500 pieces, for example, comes with two instruction books with many different small animals you can build with it. https://www.lego.com/en-us/service/building-instructions/11
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10mo ago
Oh you're that Wesley. Big fan of your podcasts!
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10mo ago
We were there a few weekends ago. The C&H exhibit had quite the crowd! It is largely a collection of original strips. You won't see anything new or original, that is not in one or more of the books. But it is interesting to see his
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Augment Code's pricing is changing on October 20
(augmentcode.com)
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11mo ago
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Choose Your Own (Coffee) Adventure
(coffee.tardis.matthiashager.com)
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PicoCalc from ClockworkPi
(clockworkpi.com)
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2y ago
Hi 76j67kj67k67, I'm matthiaswh. I use the nub every day and admire its ease of use and precision. In fact, I like it so much I went out and bought a separate keyboard with its own nub that I can use when the laptop is docked. Now you
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2y ago
There are dozens of us! Dozens!
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2y ago
I feel this way at times too, but the ability to sync state really is key. Traditional native desktop apps rarely had to consider this because users would only ever interact on one device. Now users are moving between a computer and a phone
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2y ago
Installing heat pumps doesn't require a ton of domain knowledge (assuming you're already a handy person), but it's a lot of work. It took 3 guys who do it for a living 160+ man hours to install our mini-splits. They had to dr
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2y ago
It looks like that unit may have 3 indoor heads. Two lines per head. Power to each head. Power to the outdoor unit.
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2y ago
If you're interested in installing heat pumps, there is a similar open data initiative started by some redditors to aggregate heat pump pricing quotes. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1hBebytdBOzLQ4eoAb
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3y ago
Similarly, I wanted to love Stephenson. I even enjoy the intense technical details in a good sci-fi story (I'm talking to you Red Mars). I started with Seveneves and could not finish it. After 20 pages I wanted to quit, but I stuck it
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3y ago
PHP is akin to, I don't know, the Subway (fast food restaurant chain) of programming languages? You don't hear too much about it. You almost never notice it unless you're actually looking for it, unlike McDonald's with i
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3y ago
You're in luck. Email forwarding with Yahoo is now a paid only feature.
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