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Hey, one of the folks working on Ente here. Our clients were always open source, we published the code to our server[1] into a monorepo[2] just yesterday.

[1]: https://ente.io/blog/open-sourcing-our-server/

[2]: https://github.com/ente-io/ente
It's just massively taking for granted what you have and being a sucker for marketing. Food, warmth, companionship/love, these things aren't important to you?
So Russian gas bad but Chinese batteries/solar panels/windmill good?
Apple is the reason.

They make it impossible to compete, their apps have permissions no one else can have.
Few people are asking why such a large proportion of the public are easily scammed, a status which is different to prior eras. The answer isn't education, fyi.
Maybe? But the scarcity of manufacturers of integrated home battery systems is also a thing.

There are some Solar inverters that will just work with anything, but if you want a DC coupled system (for better efficiency, and to absorb inverter clipping) your choices are pretty damn limited right now.
My friend owns a security guard company - he employs about a dozen guards and takes on contracts that last anywhere from a day to a few years. When a guard quits or gets fired he has another one on the bench that goes and fills that role. If a guard is assigned to a construction site to watch it for a month, he isn't "fired" by the construction company when the work is done. Instead he goes back on the bench or is moved immediately to another job site.

These Cognizant employees are going back on the bench and being paid for seven weeks until they can be reassigned to another contract. https://www.kxan.com/news/youtube-music-workers-laid-off-aft...

Cognizant, Google, and the workers all knew the contract was ending today. By their own admission they had been training other people to take over the work in anticipation of the end of the contract. This was theatre.
Eh, it was just some fanatic that got tired / found a new religion.
Or he could have made backups like we’ve been doing for decades

> I didn't have any recent PostgreSQL backups.
So please explain to us why Discord should have my phone number.
Well remember that prior to the 70s or so, it was normal for a single earner (the man) to be able to provide for an entire family, including the non-working woman. That is no longer the case and indeed often two incomes are often barely enough.

It doesn’t seem that far fetched to me that corporations care about more people being in the workforce and as consumers, than as family units with only one earner and spender. Whatever can be monetized will be monetized.

And if that wasn’t the case, why weren’t companies pushing for more flexible jobs (part time, etc.) that would accommodate working women and motherhood?

Maybe it’s an oversimplified to say corporations “push” stuff into the media; and more of a cyclical process of culture and corporate interests, but I find the examples I mentioned (popular TV shows, etc.) to be pretty obvious and undeniable.
Hey, you can use Ente's desktop app[1] to import the archives you export via Google Takeout. The app stitches together metadata with their original files so you'll have your library in one-piece.

[1]: https://ente.io/download/desktop
I have just been working with photoprism. Ente looks nice but going to stay with photoprism as I like the go binary and can build features I want.
> are you telling me it's not clear to you

Yes, you are reading my message correctly. It was not clear to me.

Now that I am reading your answer I am realising that you did not mean “completely mitigate”, just increase the chances of someone having insurance. That was the core of my misunderstanding.

Thank you for the clarification.
> economic sense for the majority

The majority being home owners, which is the minority in Europe
No, "strada ferrata" is literally not an Italian expression.

Railroads are called ferrovie.
For the environment, yes, for sure. By the way, regarding windmills, China is not that big.
It's pretty hard to calculate that checksum if you're writing homebrew, since the checksum is written to the rom file, which changes the checksum again...
I tried a few ascii-fonts on chatgp, and it interpreted every word as "OPENAI", which is hilarious. Maybe they read the paper :)
Hey, one of the reasons Ente is expensive is because we maintain 3 copies of your data across 3 clouds.

You can read about our replication strategy here: https://ente.io/reliability

We could in the future offer cheaper plans at the cost of additional replicas.
I have to admit that I’ve been to Potsdam more often by accident (falling asleep on the S-Bahn) than by intent.
I bought 16x good quality EVE 280Ah L280K batteries back in 2021.
this was the invoice:
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Discord still forces me to install the mobile app and does not allow using the web app on mobile devices. Isn't that a very dark pattern?

I'm by no means a "warrior", but I deleted my Quora account for the same reason, and will not "embrace" Discord until they fix this.
To be fair, the underlying storage of the synology won't last forever. A cheap SSD might reliably last five years, a nice one, about ten years, as far as I know. You also need to pay for the electricity necessary to keep your server running 24/7, if you want a service level equivalent to a cloud storage service. All this adds up. The scales will probably stay in favor of the self-hosting options, but you have to take all this into account for a fair comparison.
what is this site http://go/easy-perf author refers to? can't find it anywhere
> The ultimate RAD was Windows Forms

Layouts >> fixed size window
Why is Matrix a non-starter?
I don't think there is a consensus among developers of front-end FOSS that becoming the market leader is a high priority. Non-power users will never submit a PR, and rarely even write a useful bug report. They effectively give very little back to the project, except maybe some clout that comes with a large user base.

There are some exceptions, but the ones that care the most about market share either have a corporate backer that is profiting from the project (Microsoft, Chromium) or require large numbers for the project to be successful (Firefox, Fediverse).
But all compression in the graph is lossless. The whole article is basically about JPEG XL lossless. Am I missing something?
SBOM/chain of custody all the way back to an individual doing a commit.
The UX of Discord is far from being great either...
You can compile Qt to target the browser instead of native apps. But besides seeing a demo I don't know how good it is with performances, accessibility and so on.
> "Vias ferratas", if you're getting technical.

"Vie ferrate" if you're getting Italian
State/local taxes appear easy because they often piggyback on the ultra-complex federal calculations, using the federal AGI as a base. There are state/local deductions and credits, but these are often geared towards interest groups who get to know them well - not the average guy.
It is technological innovation. No one describes Moores law as "overcapacity" even if it forces last year's computer to be sold below cost.
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This overcapacity will quickly move into undercapacity. It's quite normal that during this rampup phase of EVs and batteries and factories for these are not in a steady state situation. There will be many ups and downs until EVs are the dominant or only car type being sold.

In a year or two there will be no point buying anything else than an EV. Lower price, better range, better performance, lower cost of ownership.
I am a little confused. Some time back, I added my github ssh key to KeePassXC, and checked the option to Add key to the ssh agent when I unlock my database.

I can then just sign my commits. I don't recall doing any of these settings at all.
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And how many people are killed by taxi or Uber drivers? Their stories matter too. If you're a pedestrian or cyclist you quickly realize how dangerous "professional" drivers are.
Nothing wrong with Russian gas - something wrong with their invasion of Ukraine.
I'm really glad to see thought like this. For me, it was the pandemic with its lockdowns etc that made me think, hold on... Aren't we post-scarcity already? How long has this been going on?
65-70% depending on who and what you count, so not even close to a minority.
Yeah I tried all sorts of photo services and ended up going for a Synology. You can pick them up very cheap in sales and don’t need the fastest drives or the latest CPUs if you’re only doing photo stuff and not transcoding HTPC media. With RAID and offsite backups it’s a solid and cheap (over time) system, and I don’t have to worry about some service getting bought out or shutting down.
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I was under the impression that this would be a great platform where companies actually hire for the roles they post and reply if I apply but I have been using it for 6 months+ and its literally like sending your applications into oblivion. Its not different from applying on Linkedin at all. To put this more concretely, over the last 6 months I have applied for 100+ roles at various startups and have received an 'acknowledgement' from 5 of them. I interviewed at only one of thoes 5 but thats something I can understand. But the fact that most companies dont seem to be using the portal seems like such a lost opportunity and waste of what could have been the best place to find jobs at a startup.
They don't "allow" it, but most apps that need background execution just ask permission for geolocation tracking and pretend to use it, for example iSH[1]. There are a few activities that the app can do to prevent itself from being suspended when it goes out of focus, like playing sound, geolocation etc.

[1] https://github.com/ish-app/ish/issues/249#issuecomment-54433...
The main problem with live chats - whatever the underlying technology is - is that there is no searchable history.

The second main problem is Discord requires signing up and a phone number.

Third problem is async communication like forums is better for software development.
What is the answer, then?
Thank you. I didn't know about Snikket. This looks promising. And maybe Snikket will also succeed in establishing a new baseline for XMPP features.
Immich is resource-hungry on the initial import, but should run on very little after that, especially if you make some tweaks like disabling ML and transcoding.

(disclosure, I'm one of the Immich maintainers)
We are on computers, so everything can be changed all the time. E.g. there could be malware that changes a cloned git repos commits before you compile the software.

If the commits are signed that malware would have to know the private key of that dev to do that, which is one additional hurdle that makes this kind of attack way harder to pull off.
This is awesome to see, congratulations from the Immich team on building an amazing app!
If you use Node 20+ then there's a lot more compatibility with web platform APIs, so it is possible to write code that works on Node, browser and WinterCG-compatible runtimes like Deno. Obviously you'll need to avoid using Node builtins.
The point is that they need to be synchronised in order to respond to changes in load.
Usage seems different between US and UK. I didn't understand ASBOs at first since I thought "what's wrong with teens wanting some alone time?"
I find myself in the weird position of still thinking Musk is upset about this for pettier reasons than he alleges but still being super glad he's bringing this suit. OpenAI has clearly sold out in a big way to one of the most dangerous and irresponsible companies on the planet and someone with pockets this deep needed to bring this suit for there to be any chance of any accountability even being possible given the scale of the organization
Use something like SeaweedFS or Minio etc.
I'm not really sure what you're critizisng? This was a study done in the early 1990s looking at what would be the best way to build a sauna. This isn't a study in HVAC optimization for a house.

FWIW current finnish building code more-or-less require a heat exchanger in the exhaust air flow. It didn't in 1990.
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I wonder if this holds true for a wood burning sauna too? An active fire in the stove creates a massive draft that'll pull air through the stove and out the chimney.
When a human driver is negligent or reckless, they don't potentially endanger millions of people at once. So there's a difference
even for me, as a long time software engineer (who has worked devops before cloud and docker times), its not "hard" but it is "non-trivial" and can get "costly", while publishing my static blog is waay waaay easier (and hence doable).

I mean look at email again. how many people, even technically proficient people, setup their own email server? we've mostly just accepted google's dominance in the area and are ok with them even leveraging it to impose sometimes ridiculous rules of who can send email to whom and how it will be presented. why should the fediverse end up differently, if the basics are quite similar (if not a bit more complicated)?
Do you feel caffeine+theanine can sustain a relaxed, obsession-less focus indefinitely or does tolerance creep in?
I'm also curious if you observe the same 'magnifier' boost / 'peripheral vision' loss effect I described.

Lion's mane was on my watchlist for a long time now, thanks for sharing.

Niacin was on my list as well, and I might just use the NMN kind (together with TMG), from which, based on what I've read since ~2020, everyone over 30 would greatly benefit, especially if they don't engage in exercise/starvation/thermal shocks (whose effects already include those of NMN).

I'm actually planning to make my own supplement, if I'll ever find the time..
For anyone seeing this, here's what I'd put in it, based on my own continuous research since 2017:

Core pill:

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- L-theanine

- Ginkgo

2nd pill:

- Omega3 (500mg in total of EPA+DHA) + D3 (600UI) + K2 (100mcg)

3rd pill:

- Collagen & hyaluronic acid (skin & joints)

- Vit C 500mg (helps with collagen, but also critical in many other systems)

4th pill:

- B12 (cyano) sublingual 1000mcg
It looks to me like FastUI is literally the BFF pattern with a pre-supplied front-end. If that's true, then complaints about it should be viewed through the lens of who has control over the application, who is gaining control, and who is losing it.

I've had quite vocal arguments from front-end devs which, when we stripped back what they were actually complaining about, came down to the front end being in service of the back end, rather than vice versa as they were used to.
I agree that that's annoying as well... but coincidentally something similar can also happen to NES/SNES emulators if they use a "ROM database".

They aren't quite versioned like on mame, but if you don't use their special checksummed ROMs they will run, but try telling you that you have a bad dump... only problem is that most NES ROMs have bad headers altogether.

(I've seen a lot that say they have 8k of battery-backed SRAM when they infact don't. I wound up spending a week rewriting the headers on my ROMs from scratch, referencing the pcb pictures online. Edit: this also includes bad Disk Dude overdumps that still haven't been fixed ~40 years later...)
Whatever software you are using to read this, it almost certainly has C++ somewhere in the stack
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https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/strada_ferrata#Italian

Eg.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Societ%C3%A0_per_le_strade_f...

It is admittedly a bit of an obsolete term compared to "ferrovia", but it is sometimes still used in more formal register.
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Seems you're drifting away from the scope of the issue I was referring to.

And are basically talking about something else.
> You may unilaterally think that's wrong because you wish to impose a set of rules on language that others don't share, but that's not how meaning works.

'A set of rules' is called grammar. It may have arisen organically and out of 'shared consensus' but today languages only make sense when we maintain that grammar.

Imagine if the positions of the words in the above sentence were randomly jumbled up. It'd make no sense at all.

English is somewhat more lax than other languages about grammar (stemming from its extremely wide usage) while still being able to get the point through, but striving for correct grammar should always be a goal, even if 'the point has got through'.

Many other stricter and older Indo-European languages that haven't experienced as many changes as English has, can be machine-parsed like a programming language. Sanskrit and Latin come to mind.
Postgres running local has good ROI. You can reuse that knowledge on a remote server. More than SQL you can learn about setting up databases and schemas etc.
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I'm not sure you know what the word "drug" means.

And even if I grant that you mean "recreational drug", any discussion that doesn't distinguish between pot, LSD, heroin etc is just pointless. There are huge differences in health impact, addiction potential, social effects and so on.
I'm going to strongly question your presumption that present populations are more scammable than those past.
Completely ignoring the damage GenAI has and will continue to do...
First of all, many people in Ukraine speak Russian. So those people very clear 'speak essentially the same language'.

Yikes - you definitely lost me there, man. I'm going to have to let you hash this stuff out on your own.
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i agree. apple wants to control everything from how the users use the devices to what developers are allowed to do. android is much more open for users to do what they want.
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Just gonna touch some wood on (1);

The fact that you need other metrics does not substract from OPs original point. It's still good and much better overall to handle a set of comprehensive metrics at infra level than to orchestrate every app.

About the coarsness, i think it's not really true. Proxies are freaking powerful and they do a lot of stuff at l7, too much in fact (look at envoy, jesus christ). That's one of the reasons why despite the insane complexity of service meshes, they are paramount for observability.
Fuzzing isn't really a "2-3 times longer" thing. You have to set it up once (which for basic fuzzing is quite easy), you throw compute power at it, and it turns up bugs for you. As you make changes to the project the fuzzer will explore new paths mostly automatically.

You may want to spend some time looking at code coverage and doing some of the advanced things outlined in this article, especially for very high risk / reward projects like Curl, but even that is not a lot of work.
Most US city's will red flag your house for occupancy if your disconnect from the grid.
I think that used to be correct, but stopped being true around windows XP.

Before that, Administrator was the same as unix root: A person capable to administer the system for all other users.

But the average end user was not interested or capable to do the job, the computer was now personal so there were no other users, and driver manufacturers were simply not good at their job. Additionally, DRM implies you're not allowed to have full ownership of a machine anymore.

Microsoft, sick of receiving the misery of other people's incompetence and smelling DRM dollars, hollowed out Administrator. They kept the account name, as power users would rebel otherwise, but a new layer on top was created.

The almost reached conclusion: If you force it hard enough, you can gain system and kernel access, but secure boot will make sure you lose DRM at that point.

An exploit like this is why I still can say: almost.
How does this compare to Nextcloud photos? Looking forward to running this at home in the future :)
Labor cost pretty much always increases while the cost of research technology decreases once it encounters economies of scale.

A car today at the admittedly high cost estimate of $1M will “pay itself off” versus your labor estimate in less than 8 years. Humans don’t get paid off and then work for free afterwards.
The firm Musk chose to file this suit is outrageously expensive. It would be interesting to see what he ends up paying.

The Verge totally ignores the breach of fiduciary duty claim. That is arguably the strongest claim in the complaint.
Thank you! We're fans of Immich!
Curl claims 20 billion installations, FWIW.
I think Qt does have WASM compilation options, but I mean generating interfaces given models like Pydantic/Dataclasses/etc.
In a few years you'll have the same people surprised when the Chinese dictator will shut down key energy exports like these either for Taiwan or some other land grab.

Some people just never learn from the past.
I think you could also argue the opposite — ie it’s precisely because Apple wants you to not be the product that they’re putting so much effort into preventing competing services from being able to spy on your PWA data.

Not coming down on either side, just pointing out the argument exists for both.
That pile of batteries isn't showing up on marketplaces like Alibaba. There, the cost of 1 kWh of cells (not even yet assembled into batteries) is still $150+.

Makes me think someone might be claiming to produce far more cells/batteries than they really do.
Also, money is usually kept as integer of cents. It is clear, inambiguous and allows for other rounding rules that sometimes pop up in legislation.
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You would also make a smaller car.

Something like the BYD Seagull:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=anoliCXXKIA
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Can you detail your troubles with syncing frontend and backend validation?
NAS is so damn expensive, I'm still planning on building a PLEX media server myself and using it was way. Those QNAP things pushing 2500 for the 4k transcode things it's like OK at that point I can build something myself that has way more of the features I'd want and have way more customizability.