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iamspoilt

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About iamspoilt

My email: mrafayaleem[at]gmail.com

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    I recently wrote a blog post on using Tart for Macs for something similar that docker is doing here but with better persistence and control. My take is that the Tart approach is su…

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    Comment #49127932

    Quoting Tailscale: This is our very Canadian apology: sorry you stepped on our toes. The attack didn’t exploit Tailscale, and Tailscale didn’t cause the compromise. But, we didn't …

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    Comment #47575378

    Have you looked at qmd by any chance? Thoughts on that for sqlite vs qmd in this case? https://github.com/tobi/qmd

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    Comment #47574538

    100% this! This is why I explicitly mentioned in my CLAUDE files to generously use Python for any calculations using the virtualenv. It was also my first time using Claude for tax …

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    Comment #47574501

    I couldn't find an equivalent of this for Canadians but thanks for the tip. The copy-pasting of data from my markdowns to the tax software was the hardest path for me as well.

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    Comment #47574450

    > I use structured JSON documents precisely for this reason, because with a well-defined schema the LLM can write TypeScript functions that must compile. The intention of this is t…

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    Comment #47557059

    An opinionated workflow showcasing how I used Claude and Obsidian together to help with my personal tax filing in Canada

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    Comment #47368619

    Is there an app for this I can download on my Apple TV?

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    Comment #47209298

    As a counter argument to the kubectl example made in the article, I found the k8s MCP ( https://github.com/containers/kubernetes-mcp-server ) to be particularly usefuly in trying t…

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    Show HN: Orchestera – Managed Apache Spark on Kubernetes in Your Own AWS Account

    I built Orchestera as a PaaS that allows you to orchestrate Apache Spark clusters in your own AWS account, with no additional markup on compute via EC2 instances. I built this beca…

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    Comment #46945751

    Orchestera ( https://orchestera.com/ ) - Fully managed Apache Spark clusters in your own AWS account with no additonal compute markups, unlike EMR and Databricks. Currently impleme…

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    Comment #46663571

    Question: Why aren't we seeing similar reports for Anthropic?

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    Comment #46642369

    Spent my 2025 building https://orchestera.com as a side project. The premise is simple - to give Data Engineers and Data Scientists the opportunity to spin up Apache Spark clusters…

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    It's coming back according to Sam https://www.reddit.com/r/ChatGPT/comments/1mkae1l/gpt5_ama_w...

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    Comment #44513875

    Manual, would do it once a month or so. Hasn't broken ever since I have been running HA. I run the full Haas OS btw.

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    Comment #44513107

    I second that. Home Assistant "just works". I have had it running on this cheap used HP EliteDesk 705 G3 Mini Desktop for more than 4 years now without a hiccup and barely any main…

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    Comment #44396650

    Looking at your projects, seems like you still have the hacker going in you! Saw Home Assistant one! Kudos!

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    Comment #44396635

    Having a computer engineering background, what motivated you to become a pilot and switch careers?

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