pzduniak

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by pzduniak 4mo ago
I can vouch for them too, being a super early adopter. One of the best early bets I've ever made. Awesome OSS product, glad the team decided to leave Uber to commercialize it.
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by pzduniak 4mo ago
>The FTC went after Zoom in 2020. The complaint alleged that since at least 2016, Zoom misled users by claiming “end-to-end, 256-bit encryption” when it actually provided a lower level of security, and Zoom saved the cryptographic keys t
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by pzduniak 8mo ago
BYD quite literally matched their prices here with the Seal and both brands offer equally stupidly good deals vs the current interest rate here in Poland. They just can't compete with luxury brands that don't sympathize with fasci
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by pzduniak 1y ago
I used to use Keybase Git repos for file-based secrets management for my toy DevOps project. Either FOKS Git repos or native support in SOPS would be pretty damn cool!
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by pzduniak 1y ago
Who would use Preview products in production? I'm building out some software that would fit perfectly into the constraints set for DSQL, but I realistically can't commit to something with no pricing / guarantees.
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by pzduniak 1y ago
How are folks interpreting "include (advanced features) in the NATS server while exploring a BSL license model for future versions" given the statement that "We never considered blanket relicensing of the codebase"? It s
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by pzduniak 2y ago
Boiling this argument into "being cool or not" is disingenuous when we're talking about a person directly threatening your current way of life. Just two cents coming from a citizen of a European country where he's attemp
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by pzduniak 2y ago
And racing sims. Saves me money when I don't have to warm up as much before going to track days.
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by pzduniak 2y ago
Or, hear me out, it's purely a cultural thing. Some communities are into hockey, wrestling, soccer, football etc. You could say the same thing about ski jumping, yet it's extremely popular in a few EU countries and pretty well fun
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by pzduniak 2y ago
>Should some of the Police budget be cut and redirected? I'm as far from this situation as you can be, but yes, absolutely, it's ridiculous how much money is set on fire on ineffective budget items, while at the same time AFAIU
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by pzduniak 2y ago
https://www.komfovent.com/en/products/domekt-r-400-f-c6m-573 I think this is the one I'm using for ~200-ish sqm.
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by pzduniak 2y ago
I'll definitely prepare a longer write-up when I have everything figure out, but here's a summary: I have 4 systems: - Komfovent HRV for ventilation - NIBE F-series heat pump for floor and water heating - Vaillant gas boiler that
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by pzduniak 2y ago
If you're OK with large controllers, the cheap Chinese RS485 stuff seems to work perfectly fine. For "digital inputs" I started out with Polish $150 devices, eventually ended up using the cheapest AliExpress listings for some
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by pzduniak 2y ago
Check out Komfovent units if you want a ready solution. My setup is Komfovent HRV (over MODBUS TCP), NIBE heatpump (over MODBUS UDP + esphome-nibe), Vaillant gas boiler (over eBUS-WiFi) + a bunch of AirGradients scattered around the house.
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by pzduniak 2y ago
>that they are very expensive niche products My entire "medium sized European suburban house" runs on a $2.5k 400m3/h unit with HEPA filters made in Lithuania - and that was the more expensive model that I can directly con
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by pzduniak 2y ago
Right? All of this seems like trying to solve the wrong issue. Solve VPN routing with a routing solution, solve stream collection and processing with something like Frigate. I run ML models locally on a GPU and get a notification through MQ
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by pzduniak 2y ago
Sorry, I was thirsty. There were no "big" rivers, ever. More like springs. We have lots of subterranean water, so out of the 18 rivers we have in the city, 16 have their sources here [0]. They were used to power mills in the 19-20
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by pzduniak 2y ago
Yep, postal code does all the work.
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by pzduniak 2y ago
I live in Łódź. Love receiving packages addressed to ??d? :)
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by pzduniak 2y ago
Eh, you're overestimating OP's statement. I think they're roughly my age and at eight I was busy figuring out Win32 APIs and DLL imports in Object Pascal to make _rad utility programs_. I probably would've immediately go
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by pzduniak 2y ago
What you're pointing at is mostly irrelevant - the massive coal / lignite plants are obviously filtering the exhaust through filters according to EU levels. A family member works in the field. The actual air pollution issue stems
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by pzduniak 2y ago
Eh, that's even more expensive. I think I'll end up having to develop my own hardware, even with Vue blowing $1500 for energy monitoring is a bit too much given how cheap the hardware can be.
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by pzduniak 2y ago
Is anyone aware of any other OSHW alternatives to this? Preferably with Ethernet. ESPHome would be preferable. The clones I can find are roughly the same price as the "original" hardware. ATM90E32AS seems to be ~$1 per channel on
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by pzduniak 2y ago
I built mine using a Hydreon Rain Gauge sensor (RG11 in my case) and combined it with an off the shelf wind sensor from AliExpress, presumably sold by Adafruit's supplier, which closes a reed switch every rotation. Everything is powere
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by pzduniak 3y ago
This is good for Bitcoin because number go up!
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by pzduniak 3y ago
Oops, accidentally cut off the last few words. Coincidentally it's back to working in the first case I described. Adding stops is still broken:/
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by pzduniak 3y ago
>Google's baffling regression in handling voice input for common tasks while driving Is it just me or is Google Maps voice input in AA completely busted now? I used to be able to press the "Search" bar on the touch screen
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by pzduniak 3y ago
I'm pretty sure someone making 2-4x their local salary for a remote company and paying taxes is healthier for the economy than working your ass off (or not) for a local startup that wants to end up getting acquired OR doing the same re
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by pzduniak 3y ago
In Poland there are some complexities when you run a company / employ, but as an employee it's relatively straightforward UX where you click through a government-operated "income tax fillings wizard" and either just OK a
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by pzduniak 3y ago
In my experience in Poland you leave the stuff that has to fit in the countertop at the stonemason's workshop and they measure/test fit everything there. My guy has a bunch of (perhaps?) old machines that all do the cuts flooded w

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