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jfreax

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About jfreax

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http://blog.jdsoft.de

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    Nice test. I tested it with llama.cpp and the 20b model. He got the answer correct at first try on my side. The internal/thinking dialogue is fun to read - it could be my own inner…

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    I'm not yet familiar with zfs and couldn't find it in the release note: Does expansion only works with disk of the same size? Or is adding are bigger/smaller disks possible or do a…

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    Comment #41288720

    Very cool. Thanks for sharing! I added `-x overlay` too, to get rid of all the docker overlay mounts.

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    > How does this actually work? Finding it hard to believe someone bought domains for all combinations of those unit conversions dns.toys runs a (custom) DNS resolver. The example d…

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    Comment #36612516

    Looks nice. Good to see that there are still native apps in development! Looks a lot like Joplin - which I like. But: I couldn't find anything about syncing my notes or mobile clie…

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    Comment #35790415

    But what software are large corps use then? I work at a fairly large coorp (>650000 employees) and they are indeed using Github Enterprise (and some other solutions like Bitbucket …

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    Comment #35009434

    No Datacenter edition (aka on-premise) disqualifies bb pipelines for a lot of premium/enterprise use-cases.

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    Comment #24242481

    What the difference in just deleting the whole directory and recreating it with `mkdir`. Or just do an `rm -rf dir/*`?

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    Comment #24242473

    Nice collection of quite useful tools. Some of these can be easily replicated by using a more modern shell (bash, zsh) like mispipe, others are just shortcuts (e.g. ifne, chronic).…

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    It probably honers your $EDITOR env variable which often defaults to `nano`. You can change it to anything you want including `vi[m]` :)

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    Comment #24119054

    > Let's just hope he does press the big red button because of it... I hope you forgot a "not" somewhere in this sentence...?

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    Comment #22802481

    I currently also began blogging at https://blog.jdsoft.de It's a static site generated with Zola and some custom glue code to use Joplin as an editor for my blog. It works great an…

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    Awesome! Thanks for the tip. I didn't knew that Joplin has an API. Currently I am parsing the yaml files directly. Using the API could be an alternative, especially when I want to …

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    Comment #22158613

    I recently started with a personal website [1]. I wanted to dive into static site generators and used Zola[2] in the end. At this time I only published a few blog articles, but at …

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    Comment #20112646

    Joplin is really great. I use it since a few month. Unfortunately, I have some problems with the Windows version that I have to use at work: After a few days it eats my memory (2Gi…

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    Comment #20112616

    You can already self host it by using a CouchDB compatible server. See: https://docs.inkdrop.app/manual/synchronizing-in-the-cloud I didn't not try it myself, but it looks quite ea…

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