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clouedoc

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About clouedoc

(yes this is a new account, but I'm not a bot. see https://clouedoc.dev)

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    Comment #48919703

    Let's create a Discord/Signal/WhatsApp/mailing list group to help each other figure it out... it's time to end our sleep irregularity once and for all!

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    Comment #48874283

    glad to see someone giving a source. a lot of people here heard of fiber optic drones and decided that now 100% of drones in Ukraine are using those

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    Comment #48532690

    Cool! I'll definitely use it for my next japan trip :)

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    Comment #48258569

    Everyone has the urge to criticize what they don't like, and it looks like you are no exception... :)

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    Comment #47710203

    Thanks, means a lot to me :-) !

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    Comment #47709782

    I made a little tool to help me find the best Hetzner auction deals and it turned out pretty well!

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    Comment #47466062

    I discovered this PostgreSQL CLI by accident the other day, and it's been a real upgrade from `psql`.

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    Comment #47465596

    Yes this is the solution to this problem. This is what SoundCloud is doing AFAIK.

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    Comment #47399788

    SigNoz v2?

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    Comment #47399497

    Maybe it could be useful to be a little more specific? I am using OpenTelemetry + ClickHouse + Grafana. In the past, this setup was really hard to get right because of the endless …

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    Comment #47382379

    At most, PoW makes it a bit annoying to scale: you need to add some form of RPC that delegates solving to a beefy+cheap Hetzner server. If you're really scaling and it's getting ex…

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    Comment #47362049

    Same. I got a crazy old Ubuntu desktop when I was 9 or something. It couldn’t run any games and that’s why I learned Python. I wouldn’t be who I am today if I had a machine capable…

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    Comment #47361942

    It didn’t look like bragging, if that’s what you were worried about. Thnaks for answering :)

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    Comment #47350603

    I know it's not really related, but how did you manage to build two startups worth getting acquired in such a short period of time?

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    Comment #47321290

    Recently, what have been working for me is to take a day off just to explore stuff that interests me related to programming. I've been learning sleep states and working on the Rust…

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    Comment #47318753

    Gym feels lonely. Social sports are better! E.g. badminton

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    Comment #47285235

    With time I actually came to get accustomed to it and to enjoy my files not reloading automatically with Claude Code changes.

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    Comment #47279353

    100% agree. Everyone should always backup their production database somewhere where's it's not trivial to delete.

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    Comment #47261950

    I think this blog post from the author is interesting: https://justin.poehnelt.com/posts/rewrite-your-cli-for-ai-ag...

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    Comment #47259947

    Exactly. Big GPUs are the #1 reason battery doesn’t last on Linux laptops. Power management is not done well with the GPU drivers in Linux. If they are not used, they still draw a …

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    Comment #47233384

    What about MacBook Pro M5? Waiting for that one.