turtlebits

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by turtlebits 11mo ago
Holding that much cash is already insane, considering inflation. In coins? Huge liquidity problem. Good luck finding enough buyers to make 10-20 cents off a single coin.
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by turtlebits 11mo ago
It sounds more like poor choices. 6 staging environments sounds a bit overkill. If you can fit them all on a 4 cpu / 32gb machine, you can easily forgo them and run the stack locally on a dev machine. IME staging environments are gen
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by turtlebits 11mo ago
The word "host" is ambigious. Hosts can be virtual or physical. Self-host to me is a verb, which mean you're running the service, regardless of what hardware it's on. On-prem is better descriptive word for physical har
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by turtlebits 11mo ago
TCO is way important than range. You'll likely spend thousands less on maintenance on an EV. The few oil changes on my recently out of warranty 2021 Toyota have already cost more than the entire maintenance spend on my 2017 Bolt.
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by turtlebits 11mo ago
And if you have deep pockets. My BMW at 120k miles started to cost around 2k a year to maintain. I ended up selling it for 6k.
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by turtlebits 11mo ago
This feels like a contradiction to what Flask (and) htmx are. There are way too many abstractions going on. Also I don't see any integration with htmx at all? I was expecting something like what FastHTML does where htmx is essentially
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by turtlebits 11mo ago
Yes, but not by "simply" snapshotting the volume/disk as the previous poster suggested.
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by turtlebits 1y ago
https://github.com/fosrl/pangolin
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by turtlebits 1y ago
That doesn't work for databases unless you stop the container. You'll likely end up with a corrupt backup.
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by turtlebits 1y ago
Self hosting is great and I'm thankful for all the many ways to run apps on your own infra. The problem is backup and upgrades. I self host a lot of resources, but none I would depend on for critical data or for others to rely on. If
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by turtlebits 1y ago
If not the designer and/or CEO, who are you going to give credit to?
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by turtlebits 1y ago
The more common term for the unit is a solar inverter or off-grid inverter. I run a few of these on an off grid property and they're totally fine. I would be wary of a cheap no-name brands. I'm also be wary of running extension
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by turtlebits 1y ago
BMS <-> "solar inverter" communication is not required. All LFP batteries that aren't raw cells have a BMS, which have over/under voltage protection. A bad charger isn't going to do anything. There's al
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by turtlebits 1y ago
Who is claiming that? This sounds totally reasonable - for younger kids I believe socialization and play is way important than academics.
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by turtlebits 1y ago
Solar panels are cheap. A single mirror that size likely will cost more than the panel itself.
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by turtlebits 1y ago
I sincerely hope that isn't your prompt. These boilerplate tasks are easy for an AI. You just can't expect to it to get it right all in one shot. You certainly wouldn't do all that in a single commit or even PR.
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by turtlebits 1y ago
Too bad the keyswitches aren't swappable. That price point is veering into enthusiast territory and seems odd not to allow customization. I'll stay away as I prefer linear switches.
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by turtlebits 1y ago
1M devs could have worked on it. You can neither fight bit rot nor predict the future. The point was to get it running, not solve world peace. Without AI, the problem might not have been tackled at all.
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by turtlebits 1y ago
YMMV, but if you have an older house, these outlets may not fit.
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by turtlebits 1y ago
Theres a whole class of people who will pay more to not have to maintain things themselves. I bought an EV because they require little maintenance and I also hate filling up. I have decent knives but have probably never sharpened them prop
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by turtlebits 1y ago
Most people I know use a case with their phone. How do you get around that problem?
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by turtlebits 1y ago
"The safety standard suggests that ventilation openings on case side panels need to be less than 5mm in diameter. " Appears that it doesn't pass safety guidelines, so this is one way to get around that.
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by turtlebits 1y ago
Semi-related, but Canon has a great papercraft site, with varying difficulties. My kid especially loves the moving models. https://creativepark.canon/en/categories/CAT-ST01-0071/top.h...
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by turtlebits 1y ago
Solve that problem first and maybe I'll change my mind. Otherwise I'm being honest in my situation. IME employer provided insurance is way better than what I can find on my own.
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by turtlebits 1y ago
They don't have to, it's a perk I'm sure that many (me included) rather have their employer pay/take care of, than to do it out of pocket with higher salary.
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by turtlebits 1y ago
Tried it last year - I spent a few hours fighting the built in sqlite driver and found it buggy (silent errors) and the docs were very lacking.
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by turtlebits 1y ago
Half the battle is figuring out which JDK (or is it JRE??) version to install. I still have nightmares navigating the maze which is Oracle's site and trying to find the right download, only to have installed the wrong thing.
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by turtlebits 1y ago
Easy to deploy, usually single static binaries. Same goes with Golang projects. Polar opposite of java (which I'll totally ignore).
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by turtlebits 1y ago
For the price, there better be some plan for this service to exist in 10/100 years. With a bus factor of 2, that gives me little confidence.
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by turtlebits 1y ago
Its possible- you'd have to register a new uri handler to call the TUI (it'll need to take cli args to load the link/issue), then rewrite Jira links (tampermonkey script/browser extension) to use the new uri.

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