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by nulledy 3mo ago
You were definitely hitting the limitations of the coral. Fregata (a native port of Frigate to macOS) can easily handle 25+ cameras since Apple Silicon can do detections in 1-2ms, giving you 500-1000 object detection inferences per second.
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by nulledy 4mo ago
Hi All, I've been a fan and avid user of the excellent privacy-first local Frigate NVR for years ( https://frigate.video if you're unfamiliar). For the last year or so I've been running Frigate as a docker containe
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Show HN: Fregata – a macOS native port of Frigate NVR(fregata.app)
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by nulledy 4mo ago
Well, of course not, don't be silly. But if it blocks visitors of our site from using non-standard browsers, perhaps its worth exploring alternatives. Nearly all of our sites are visiting by extremely tech literate folks, the exact typ
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by nulledy 4mo ago
Bot rejection for contact forms. Better UX than reCaptcha.
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by nulledy 4mo ago
As turnstile users on several of our sites, I think we need to revisit that decision.
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by nulledy 4mo ago
The engineer that wrote the prompt owns the review and the resulting code. If it breaks because they missed something in code review, it's on them.
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by nulledy 4mo ago
The Qwen models seem to be the best currently in my experience. But if you're thinking about buying new hardware just for local inference: don't. You'll spend more upfront for rapidly out of date and depreciating hardware whi
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by nulledy 4mo ago
Surprisingly I'm seeing a rapid increase of discoverability for my apps FROM LLMs. The flood of Claude/ChatGPT users finding my apps right after I get a basic site up, before I've told anyone it exists, is astonishing. If you