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I wanted to try it out as I really need to clean up my camera roll, but it's not available in the UK :(

It doesn’t make sense to conflate a decision made by the government with that of a private company, just because they happen to be in the same country.

I run several Talos clusters (provisioned by Cluster API) on commodity hardware which is part of a Proxmox cluster in my homelab

You misunderstand; we're on the same wavelength. I'm not talking about an app, I'm talking about a basic audio baby monitor.

It just has a certain feel to it, by the end of the first paragraph I also thought it was written by an LLM too.

Of course you don't _need_ it, but it's a useful convenience. Due to the layout of our house it was quite hard to hear my toddler if he was crying in the middle of the night - we often wouldn't wake up to it. So the monitor was very helpful.

Well that's great for you, I was just pointing it out so people were aware of it.

I run for exercise, but I also genuinely enjoy it as an activity

They're not all bad. We're selling our house and the buyer's surveyor was incredibly thorough - he picked up on some small issues I'd never even noticed even though they were right in front of my eyes the last few years (nothing serious though). He was so good that I'd definitely use him for any future moves.

I'd check some of the comments around the creator's behaviour before donating any money to them.

Hard disagree. A substantial amount may be AI generated but certainly not 'almost all'.

Any newsletter which is written by AI is an automatic unsubscribe for me.

Home assistant just connects to the devices; you still need the devices to make it useful.

Yep, zero interactions, just dumpling links.

This is correct.

I work for a small remote company with employees all over Europe; it's pretty common for most non-native English speakers to pronounce it this way. Especially noticeable with Germans.

The world was a very different place 30 years ago.

As different as the Russian mindset is, I highly doubt they would be MAD enough (pun intended) to engage in nuclear warfare.

Oh sure it works, not denying that. My point is that performance isn't great and if you only have a small cluster then it doesn't take much to make everything fall over because your failure domains are huge (in your case, you only have 3).

But then to offset the above, it also depends on how important your environment is; homelabs don't usually require five nines.

I am a big Proxmox fan but I dislike how easy it makes Ceph to run (or rather, how it appears to be easy). Ceph can fail in so many ways (I've seen a lot of them) and most people who set a Ceph cluster up through the UI are going to have a hard time recovering their data when things go south.

Unless you have a large cluster with many tens of nodes/OSDs (and who does in a homelab?) then using Ceph is a bad idea (I've run large Ceph clusters at previous jobs).

I knew this would be the B1M just from your description. I’ve been a subscriber of theirs for quite some time now - they have some fascinating videos.

Thanks for making it, i use it on a regular basis and it's very helpful. I could use crane but it's oftentimes quicker just to explore a registry in a browser.

> Be kind. Don't be snarky. Converse curiously; don't cross-examine. Edit out swipes.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html

Yeah, it was never going to be a forever solution, but it's served me well for the last few years.

A really good way of weeding out the recruiter spam is to change your first name to an emoji (I use the waving hand) and then put first name and last name in the last name field. That way when a DM opens with 'hello %waving hand emoji%' you know it's just scripted bulk crap.

Do you not think that maybe those people care about you and would like to know how you are? I appreciate that you have your boundaries, but it doesn't sound like you're considering their point of view. Or maybe you are but it isn't conveyed in the post well.

My eureka moment when I first started using Cursor a few weeks back was realising that I talking to it the same way I talk to my three year old and the results were fairly good (less so from my boy at times).

Couldn't agree more with this. A stock I hold suddenly started trending sharply upwards earlier in the year and when I asked Perplexity to research why it came back with a very detailed and well-cited explanation. It's far more efficient at distilling stuff down into a useful format than if I were to Google it myself

Do you really think that the LLM knows or cares whether you get fired? Your mistake here is treating LLMs are sentient when all they really are is a token probability predictor.