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by ph4te 6mo ago
As a CC power user, an OpenClaw, and ZeroClaw user, I am completely fine with this. My CC usage has suffered lately, and however cool and fun the Claws are, I use Claude Desktop probably more than OpenClaw and it works just fine, and has a
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by ph4te 8mo ago
I don't know how big sufficiently large codebase is, but we have a 1mil loc Java application, that is ~10years old, and runs POS systems, and Claude Code has no issues with it. We have done full analyses with output details each module
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by ph4te 2y ago
https://wasabi.com/glossary/egress-charges Wasabi doesn't have an egress hard limit and doesn't charge for egress. You get consistent pricing, and if you need to recover everything, it's not an issue at
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by ph4te 2y ago
This is highly dependent on the use case. Backblaze gives you 3x free egress, but after you hit that you pay for any additional egress. Wasabi has terms of use not to exceed 1x your storage, but is not in their model to pay egress. As a lon
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by ph4te 2y ago
I don't think this needs to be an all-or-nothing thing, and aside from a few items, it seems pretty standard. We start off with the Zero to Prod model, and when handlers become too large, move them over to "Repository" types.
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by ph4te 2y ago
There are new rules and regulations in 2024. https://clerk.chat/blog/tcpa-compliance/ We had to switch off Twilio for our integration and move to another provider that came with its own set of issues.
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by ph4te 3y ago
Welcome to the world of S3, Where everything is made up and nothing makes sense!
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by ph4te 3y ago
SparkJava has been around since just about the time that Spark became Apache Spark. 10 years ago-ish.
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by ph4te 3y ago
I worked for a service provider doing some cellular testing and we had a special clear box that did this. It was probably expensive at the time. I wonder how well those faraday bags or boxes for $20 work from amazon or ebay.
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by ph4te 3y ago
Agreed, no advantage, I just run a larger k8s cluster instead of having docker systems laying around now.
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by ph4te 3y ago
This thing works great. It's loaded in my local 5-node(2x3) k8s cluster, with a Coral TPU plugged into a single node. I have 6 4k cameras running, and it does object analysis on all of them with < 10% CPU on the node.
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by ph4te 3y ago
S3 allows you to provide your own keys, or you can encrypt it before you upload the data.
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by ph4te 3y ago
There are a few things you need to keep in mind with Wasabi. Depending on your payment method, there is a 90-day or 30-day minimum storage duration policy. This means that if you upload an object, then 30 days later, delete the object. You
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by ph4te 3y ago
This is one of my top books. I love reading about the spiders evolution. The third book in the series is a little lackluster though.
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by ph4te 3y ago
Wasabi has a pretty much static price, whereas B2 has you pay for storage and misc fees depending on how much api calls and bandwidth you use.
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by ph4te 3y ago
This is the way, Arq is dead simple, cheap, and so is Wasabi.
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by ph4te 3y ago
I’ve only have two printers in the past 13 years, a Brother MFC-7840w, which worked perfectly and I only gave away because my family wanted a color printer. The upgrade was an HL-2170CDW. I have no complaints with either. I’ve even gone thr
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by ph4te 3y ago
I used to use DO Spaces and Backblaze, but then I found Wasabi and have switched everything over since. It pretty much has full S3 compatibility, and doesn’t use Minio or Ceph. Mostly just keep adding data, very rarely delete data.
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by ph4te 3y ago
They are all OK to use, and each provider has pros and cons, depending on the use case. Hetzner is the cheapest; however, your data is stored in Germany or Finland. They have free bandwidth, but you are limited to 10 connections at a time.
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by ph4te 3y ago
You can buy a “lot of computers” on eBay for cheap, setup k3s on them. You don’t need a lot of horsepower to play with all of those things locally. Here is an example. https://www.ebay.com/itm/204446735467
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by ph4te 3y ago
I stand corrected, looks like that has been resolved in the latest version of CLion, with the Rust plugin.
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by ph4te 3y ago
I have been using this for a while and don't have to do much. It automatically reloads for me. My only gripe is that it won't allow me to right-click and automatically create a use statement for Derive macros. But I may be spoiled
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by ph4te 3y ago
rclone or restic with Wasabi is my goto backup solution. Restic for snapshots, rclone for random data dirs.
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by ph4te 3y ago
I've gone through this a few times recently and have it in my homelab and at the office. What works good for me using kube-vip to a VIP on the control plane, and then MetalLB to dish out private addresses in the respective networks, or
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by ph4te 3y ago
Been using k3s(kube-vip + MetalLB) and Longhorn for both my personal projects and work projects for a while without any issues. It's a pleasure to use instead of the alternatives.
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by ph4te 4y ago
I agree on the Brother printers, I’ve only had two Brothers in the past 13 years, and the only reason I upgraded was to go from Black and White Laser, to Color Laser, it was still going strong. The best part about it was you would buy a ton
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by ph4te 4y ago
This was a very interesting article to me as I am currently looking at high schools for my child. Growing up I went to the high school of the school district of my area, and was not aware there were such differences and opinions. Now living
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by ph4te 6y ago
Not sure I like this article. I would have liked to see the Levoit LV-PUR131 which is rated for 1000sqft/hr, 500sqft in 33 mins at $190, instead of the little one which we know will have a really low CFM/CADR. Blue Pure 211 rated
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by ph4te 6y ago
I learned this the hard way with one of these slide covers from CloudFlare I got at BlackHat Conference. Picked up the Mac with one hand and I heard the crack. Needlees to say I now have a vinyl type sticky cover I just move on and off when
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by ph4te 7y ago
Have been using it for years, it works great!

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