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cyprien_g
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About cyprien_g
GitHub: https://github.com/cyprieng
Email: hello@cyprien.io
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Comment #45846688
Same for me, but on my side, even Opus and Haiku don't work... I've been having a lot of issues recently, it seems like there's a small outage almost every day now. I'm seriously c…
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Comment #45614674
Very interesting! I recently reviewed n8n and Dify for this ( https://www.cyprien.io/posts/n8n-vs-dify/ ), but I will definitely check this one. How do you compare yourself to Dify…
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Comment #44971863
I have never used Podman, but I hear about it very often. I currently use Colima ( https://github.com/abiosoft/colima ) and I'm very satisfied with it. I have tried to find a good …
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Comment #44949002
I was there when I was a child, maybe 15 years ago. It's amazing to see such a project still running after so many years. I remember that you could see all the trades explaining ho…
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Comment #44898050
I remember participating in the crowdfunding for the last Pebble. I was so excited to receive it, and it was great. But a few months later, the company shut down, along with suppor…
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Comment #44889111
Completely agree with you. I live in Montpellier, France, and we have had free public transportation for a year and a half, and it's very good. I definitely use my car less and tak…
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Comment #44865199
That’s indeed a valid concern. I set a low rate limit for copilot-api, but I’m not sure if it’s enough. I may stop my experiment if there is any risk of being banned.
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Comment #44864781
I'm a long-time GitHub Copilot subscriber, but I have also tested many alternatives, such as Cursor. Recently, I tried using Claude Code with my GitHub Copilot subscription (via un…
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Comment #44862189
I live a 2-hour drive from this, so I have driven on it several times. It's very impressive and always a nice part of the journey. And it's not only beautiful, it's also very usefu…
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Comment #44835245
Sorry, I should have mentioned that my services are only accessible through a VPN. Otherwise, I completely agree with you.
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Comment #44835185
The maintenance time is a bit overestimated if you keep it simple. On my homelab, I update everything every quarter and it takes about 1 hour, so 4 hours a year is pretty reasonabl…
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Comment #44834885
Building a homelab is an awesome way to learn a lot of things. I also used to over-engineer my homelab, but I recently took a more simplistic approach ( https://www.cyprien.io/post…
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Comment #44533346
There are already some datacenters doing this: https://www.techtarget.com/searchdatacenter/tip/Data-center-... But for now, it's still the exception, probably because of the cost o…