notme43

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by notme43 1mo ago
Yes but it generally expected documents to be in a certain layout and the user had to fill in a lot of the gaps. It's more able to identify elements on an incoming PO, match a supplier invoice, or create a receipt based on a packing li
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by notme43 1mo ago
In the ERP space, AI is being used mostly for repetitive tasks, documentation and forecasting-type activities or where a non-deterministic answer might be useful. Scanning in documents and using OCR to create an order, asking what page I us
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by notme43 3mo ago
Spyware aside - I think about data breaches, even if my phone is "secure/compliant". Scenario: Your account gets compromised somehow. It's signed in to your personal phone. Company data gets leaked or ransomed. Your phon
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by notme43 3mo ago
Also take a look at Firefly for another self hosted alternative. Good middle ground between flexibility and ease of use. https://github.com/firefly-iii/firefly-iii/
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by notme43 4mo ago
They solve some of the same problems. I wanted to say the project is not focused on being stateful or reproducible, and it isn't, but honestly all the tools are there if you want to craft your install like that. Portage is reminiscent
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by notme43 4mo ago
Not even a Mac user and have been legitimately considering a move like this. My desktop and Thinkpad run Gentoo. A NAS I have at home is the build host. I am a business software consultant, and a common thread in all of my interactions is:
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by notme43 5mo ago
I find the podman man pages quite readable and thorough if you've had experience configuring systemd services. Good examples as well. https://docs.podman.io/en/latest/markdown/podman-systemd.uni...
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by notme43 8mo ago
Yes - still use emerge on the Thinkpad like I would on the host, like emerge -avuDN @world and such. This is the wiki article [1] I used to set up most the portage side of things, it covers NFS as well. I use NFS to mount the container&#x27
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by notme43 8mo ago
Been using Gentoo since 2004 on all my machines. They won me over after I started playing around with their Unreal Tournament demo ISO. The game changer for me was using my NAS as a build host for all my machines. It has enough memory and c
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by notme43 9mo ago
Feeder on Android is my pick. Thunderbird does RSS, and I already use it for email, so it's a nice all in one on Linux. Both can use OPML files to import/export your feeds.
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by notme43 1y ago
I can't speak to their use case but why not use Gentoo? Portage solves a lot of these problems with slotting or by letting you roll your own ebuilds with a local repo. It seems cleaner and less effort, unless you need/like the Ubu
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by notme43 2y ago
Does it act like a giant superconductor though?
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by notme43 3y ago
I've noticed that performance of Firefox on Linux can vary quite a bit from distro to distro. Mozilla uses aggressive compile, link time, and profile guided optimizations in the default Firefox binary they distribute, whereas distribut