zamubafoo

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by zamubafoo 7mo ago
You put your reverse proxy on a publicly available machine then through strict firewalls only accept communication to your back end from the reverse proxy; effective leverage VPCs to make your backend not be on the public Internet. That sho
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by zamubafoo 2y ago
Honest question: Given that the only wide consensus of anything approaching general intelligence are humans and that humans are biological systems that have evolved in physical reality, is there any arguments that better efficiency is even
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by zamubafoo 2y ago
Shame they'll never do it for Warcraft 3 with the remaster still around.
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by zamubafoo 2y ago
I've been using https://github.com/DNSCrypt/doh-server for serving my DNS server via DOH for at least 2 years. Only had two issues with it and both were due to lack of maintenance on my part (ie. not updating the
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by zamubafoo 2y ago
In production environments that won't give you root access, you won't be exec'ing inside of a pod if you aren't an operator or sysadmin.
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by zamubafoo 2y ago
I've thought a lot about these problems and you eventually hit the need for stronger than natural magnets. Without electricity it's a hard challenge, but without magnets creating electricity in a simple bench scale is a lot harder
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by zamubafoo 2y ago
I made something like this since I was tired of the asymmetric nature of data collection that happens on the Internet. Still not where I would like to be, but it's been really nice being able to treat my browsing history as any old log
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by zamubafoo 2y ago
Or it just all happens on the client side before it even hits the Internet. I would love if Firefox allowed users to use Postgres instead of sqlite to store their places.sqlite database.
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by zamubafoo 2y ago
No, but I also believe that it's not so expensive that someone couldn't cover it if it was their hobby. This is doubly true if it's something like HN where it's not trying to scale to infinity.
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by zamubafoo 2y ago
The right pattern is to put them directly in a queue to talk to a person, but have an system (AI or otherwise) in the queue to gather the minimal information. Like having the person explain the problem (and have something transcribe it) and
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by zamubafoo 2y ago
Yes, though you do have to enable that. For me I tend to have it buffer the video. That way I can even seek backwards of web streams.
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by zamubafoo 2y ago
Never had to deal with your third point, I just open it via the CLI and it's pretty verbose regarding issues it encounters.
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by zamubafoo 2y ago
Streaming is not piracy though?
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by zamubafoo 2y ago
I use this in my homelab for drafting long form thoughts. It's nice since it feels more ephemeral than making a page in a wiki or making a page that gets rendered and hosted statically. I used to run Ghost for this, but at some point t
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by zamubafoo 2y ago
Whitelist the persistent store?
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by zamubafoo 2y ago
How much longer before IaaS platforms require their customers to also have similar KYC policies in their ToS to be able to shift liability downward in case anything goes down?
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by zamubafoo 2y ago
I think I've learned more reading bad code bases than reading good code bases. The entire point is not to just mindlessly consume a code base, but instead form an idea of how to approach the problem and then see if your hypothesis is c
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by zamubafoo 2y ago
While not CLI, I always look for cross platform image viewers and found https://github.com/woelper/oculante . Had a few woes compiling it due to my laptops configuration, but once compiled it works with everything I wou
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by zamubafoo 2y ago
I can see what you are saying, but I think it helps in two ways: 1. it is another way to conceptualize an idea. For most purposes this might not be relevant, but who knows where a hard accounting problem might be resolved through the applic
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by zamubafoo 3y ago
Until Cue/Pkl/whatever the current FotM has FFI that can be realistically utilized from most other languages (ie. not require custom bindings), it won't get real adoption. Without wide adoption, it's at best an interesti
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by zamubafoo 3y ago
So normally you count the lines. On the other hand, I generally use negative numbers to specify the range (eg. `grid-row: 1/-1;` will cover the entire row; `grid-column: 2/-2;` will cover from 2 to the 2nd from last column, inclus
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by zamubafoo 3y ago
Seemed fairly dystopian before you get to the examples. It also seems fairly trivial to bypass even if it's through crude brute force methods (ie. screenshots/copying framebuffers). Is this essentially just enforcement through bui
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by zamubafoo 3y ago
You can also filter based on the remote URL! I find this much more useful than the location of the directory on disk. ; include only if a remote with the given URL exists (note ; that such a URL may be provided later in a file or in a
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by zamubafoo 3y ago
ULIDs technically fall under UUID v8 since they map onto the 128bit space. So it's possible that you can just keep using them and PostgreSQL might have something for v8 specifically.
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by zamubafoo 3y ago
It's actually very easy! You can abuse the fact that systemctl has the edit subcommand. It meant to modify the existing service file, but nothing means you can't just save it out elsewhere and then modify it. Additionally, if it&#
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by zamubafoo 3y ago
That's interesting! I often found myself forgetting to turn on progress flags on many data transfer jobs and the occasional data transform batch job that I looked into something like this. I found that `iotop` is great for this kind of
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by zamubafoo 3y ago
And dnf5 is around the corner making the "slow" dnf issue a thing of the past!
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by zamubafoo 3y ago
I completely agree with the article that more people should use the spec. I already do this for all my personal projects and nothing drives me up the wall more than seeing random config files strewn about. It also provides an easy target fo
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by zamubafoo 3y ago
Cron/systemd timer to run updatedb every N hours.
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by zamubafoo 3y ago
While his arguments of performance to power might have some truth, I strongly dislike that he's using the current pricing as a comparison point. Sure, buying one now is (relatively) expensive for what it is, but I bought my Pi's b

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