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matsimitsu
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Comment #46621636
https://www.matsimitsu.com/
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Comment #46292862
This! We went from 20!! minutes and 1.2k monthly spend on very, very brittle action runs to a full CI run in 4 minutes, always passing, by just by going to Hetzner's server auction…
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Comment #44742569
You are probably looking for Mods ( https://github.com/charmbracelet/mods ), their other CLI AI Agent tool that's not a TUI, but a commandline interface to AI Agents.
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Comment #43980429
Which is more expensive than an esp32 and a led panel, and less convenient.
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Comment #40773206
In China, QR Codes are used for public transport too, and I found them just as fast as NFC readers (and faster than the slow readers used by the NS in The Netherlands)
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Comment #37387802
We have a similar internal tool, and it's also called keep! Besides alerts it also tracks, and displays things such as which MongoDB server is the primary, or which ElasticSearch n…
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Comment #37290862
The bird sounds are indeed a guidance for blind people (to the escalators/elevators/exit).
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Comment #36810377
I've had the same experience, unfortunately. The Fly dashboard reported everything was A-ok, but requests would time out. I had to manually dig into the fly logs to see that their …
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Comment #36705102
Amazing indeed, that's basically my entire Youtube subscription list in one place!
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Comment #36547156
> You need one account and then can contribute to all Lemmy communities on all servers. That's not entirely true, some of the larger instances have no open federation policy, meani…
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Comment #36534567
I'm in the same boat, and came to the same conclusion. One more point I'd add: 6. Not every ActivityPub enabled service allows for federation. (Some of the more popular block all f…
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Comment #35724540
More than enough, but they are all new houses and have great insulation (Triple glass everywhere etc.)
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Comment #35724312
It's less efficient than lower temperatures, but this district is built without gas lines to the houses (as is normal in The Netherlands till recently), and it's more efficient tha…
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Comment #35724289
It gets mixed with water already in the floor, adding just enough to maintain temperature. (in my case 30 degrees)
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Comment #35724101
I happened to get a tour of our geothermal district heating building last week, it was really interesting. The entire neighbourhood of about 2200 houses is heated and cooled by thi…
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Comment #34399187
#2 is already a thing in Europe, (for example on Heathrow you can hear ATC say "follow the greens", which will guide the planes to the correct Runway entrance: https://youtu.be/7pX…
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Comment #33948682
You can literally see the same u-shaped thing on the next portal, it's used to keep the power feeding wire up. But I guess, what matters here is how much fun you had on writing you…
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Comment #33579438
The only reason I still use Plex is that they have (native) apps on nearly every device me and my friends have (tv's, playstation etc.). I remember starting with XBMC, which had th…
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Comment #33579367
New houses in The Netherlands have a monitor in each room (bedrooms, kitchen, living room and bathroom/shower) that control the mechanical ventilation. In fancier homes they can co…
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Comment #30943049
https://matsimitsu.com Started out a long time ago as a nanoc site and got converted to middleman and now sveltekit. The blog is secondary to the trips section where I post about m…
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Comment #12788140
My 1.5 year old Xiaomi Mi4i still gets weekly updates and has been since the launch, so that's not true. [edit] It also still holds a 2-day charge after all this time and for it's …
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Comment #6045230
Hah, cool! i have done the same thing, just without the motor shield: http://matsimitsu.com/blog/2011/05/21/control-an-rc-car-with...
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