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by sagyam 7mo ago
Yep given the weekly drip feed of information and charging fingerprint matching a high-end NMC battery. I am finding this more and more sus. It's probably a very high end expensive battery but not the miracle that was promised in CES.
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Donut Labs Drops High Temperature Performance Report [pdf](pub-4515714b5b4743f58cf78e0f2d2548da.r2.dev)
4 points by sagyam 7mo ago|4 comments
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by sagyam 7mo ago
Donut Lab drops another VTT report this time focused on High Temperature Performance Here is the TLDR: The Battery & Test Setup - Cell tested: Donut Lab "Solid-State Battery V1" – a pouch cell labeled DL2 - Nominal spe
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by sagyam 7mo ago
First report for Donut lab battery is out. Here is the TLDR Specs 26 Ah nominal capacity at 1C discharge rate 94 Wh nominal energy with 3.6V nominal voltage Operates within 2.7V – 4.15V recommended range (max charging to 4.3
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VTT Test Donut Lab Battery Reaches 80% Charge in Under 10 Minutes [pdf](pub-fee113bb711e441db5c353d2d31abbb3.r2.dev)
114 points by sagyam 7mo ago|122 comments
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by sagyam 9mo ago
I built a small web tool that generates a single install command for multiple Linux applications. You select apps and a distribution (Ubuntu, Fedora, Arch, etc.), and it outputs grouped commands for APT, DNF, Pacman, Flatpak, Snap, and AUR,
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by sagyam 9mo ago
I built a small web tool that generates a single install command for multiple Linux applications. You select apps and a distribution (Ubuntu, Fedora, Arch, etc.), and it outputs grouped commands for APT, DNF, Pacman, Flatpak, Snap, and AUR,
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by sagyam 11mo ago
Hi guys, after your feedback from last time, I have turned my simple storage cost calculator into a financial cost modeling tool. I have made every effort to include all types of costs involved. Do you think I have missed something? I would
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by sagyam 11mo ago
I have read and watched these articles and videos where people seem to have a problem with Microservice, Kubernetes, cloud providers, or anything that's not a PHP server sitting behind an nginx running on a $5 VPS. I have also seen the
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by sagyam 1y ago
Most cloud pricing calculators online are built by a cloud provider or storage server seller. As a result, they are too simplistic and always show their option as the cheapest. I have built an actual pricing calculator that takes into accou
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by sagyam 1y ago
Intresting, I am working on another list of more advance rate limiting algorithms. I will add GCRA there.
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by sagyam 1y ago
Sorry about that that is my blogging platform Hashnode. It was lesser of four evils: - Medium which paywalls the article and forces you to sign up just to read. - Substack has same problem, it's great for funneling people to your paid
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by sagyam 1y ago
Does CGNAT do rate limiting? If so then is there some documentation I can lookup.
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by sagyam 1y ago
Now that you have mentioned it should have been working principle or algorithm. It made sense in my head. English isn't my first language sorry about that.
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by sagyam 1y ago
- I like bullet points, they are easy to read. - "Working" I wanted to keep things consistent. - Content getting cut was a limitation of iframe. Most blogging platform don't allows you to embed another page. This was best I c
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by sagyam 1y ago
It was Shadcn, Tailwind.
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by sagyam 1y ago
Yes, I usually prompt (Claude, GPT and Deepseek),on my rough vision, and take ideas from all of them. They never quite get it right on their own. But for a code that's deploy and forget, AI generated code is good enough.
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An Interactive Guide to Rate Limiting(blog.sagyamthapa.com.np)
162 points by sagyam 1y ago|46 comments
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Scaling PostgreSQL with Kubernetes(blog.sagyamthapa.com.np)
4 points by sagyam 1y ago|1 comments